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== Notes on frame-rate for UT2004 v3374 preview 23 ==

If you have an AMD graphics card and are using AntiDrv renderer you may get better frame-rate with SAM turned off:
:With AMD Smart Access Memory turned on:
:<code>AntiDrv.Anti (120 fov @ 3440x1440x32 ) on fps3</code>
:<code>10683 frames rendered in 60.00 seconds. Min 143.74 Max 237.46 Avg 178.04 fps.</code>
:With AMD Smart Access Memory turned off:
:<code>AntiDrv.Anti (120 fov @ 3440x1440x32 ) on fps3</code>
:<code>23442 frames rendered in 60.00 seconds. Min 323.93 Max 498.71 Avg 390.69 fps.</code>

When using DX11, you may get better framerate using a DX11 to DX12 wrapper. Using a 7 year old DX11 to DX12 wrapper (https://github.com/doitsujin/elf-auf-zwoelf) I get about a 50% increase in framerate:

:Before:

:<code>ScriptLog: D3D11Drv.D3D11 (120 fov @ 3440x1440x32 ) on fps3</code>
:<code>ScriptLog: 9094 frames rendered in 60.01 seconds. Min 123.75 Max 205.99 Avg 151.55 fps.</code>

:After:

:<code>D3D11Drv.D3D11 (120 fov @ 3440x1440x32 ) on fps3</code>
:<code>13622 frames rendered in 60.00 seconds. Min 204.19 Max 267.64 Avg 227.03 fps.</code>

...or using a DX to Vulkan wrapper (e.g. https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases):

:<code>D3D11Drv.D3D11 (120 fov @ 3440x1440x32 ) on fps3</code>
:<code>11106 frames rendered in 60.00 seconds. Min 147.98 Max 250.98 Avg 185.09 fps.</code>