NBA 2K15 2nd Patch Available Now For PC Users

[Goffs]

Brian if you get DSR to work for 2k15 let me know...

[ffpp]

Although the frame rate is okay on medium to high graphics settings settings, I get a lot of weird delays.
Like the announcers or the stadium speaker announcing things several seconds too late. Or during free throws the camera might stick to some sideline scene it was showing and I don't see the player who is supposed to shoot the FT.

[clipperfan811]

Patch definitely optimized the game for me, I've been able to Bump up texture detail to high and turn special effects back on. The dynamic vsync setting has really smoothed out my cutscenes too.


The only place I get any stuttering is in scrimmage mode.. For some reason that's a choppy mess.

[Muzyk23]

i7 4790, GTX 770 and 8GB RAM


Played with videosettings in %appdata% / user / nba2k15: 1920/1080p, put everything on max with only supersampling on 1 out of 4. Anyone with 4GB of Vram or more will be able to put it on 3 or 4, although it's not necessary as aliasing is not a problem in this game.


My experience is buttery smooth now, wasn't that bad pre-patch, so now I can enjoy my experience to the fullest.


I have two gripes though. No court reflections and kind of dull lighting in arenas. Hope modders can help.


Have fun!

[ffpp]

Quote: Originally Posted by ffpp

Although the frame rate is okay on medium to high graphics settings settings, I get a lot of weird delays. Like the announcers or the stadium speaker announcing things several seconds too late. Or during free throws the camera might stick to some sideline scene it was showing and I don't see the player who is supposed to shoot the FT.

I set the FSAA=1, VSYNC=0 and BUFFER_COUNT=1
now I have a slight graphical stutter, but the weird delays have been reduced.

Maybe I just need a better CPU

[dave724]

Seems maybe it's time get a new Vcard for me. I have two HD5700's in crossfire and can't run the game with special effects on without it stuttering. I have 12 GB of ram. Any ideas?

[ffpp]

Quote: Originally Posted by dave724

Seems maybe it's time get a new Vcard for me. I have two HD5700's in crossfire and can't run the game with special effects on without it stuttering. I have 12 GB of ram. Any ideas?

RAM only gets you so far. The game will cache a certain amount of data in RAM, but beyond that you can have as many excess RAM as you want, it won't help you. If you don't have enough of it, swapping to the hard drive will occur, which is a major performance hit. 4-8GB of RAM is more than enough for this game.

Important are also the specs of your graphics card. A more modern GPU will have more VRAM to hold texture and mesh data, better throughput for that data and more shader units (processors) to compute that data.

What's your CPU ?

[dave724]

Quote: Originally Posted by ffpp

RAM only gets you so far. The game will cache a certain amount of data in RAM, but beyond that you can have as many excess RAM as you want, it won't help you. If you don't have enough of it, swapping to the hard drive will occur, which is a major performance hit. 4-8GB of RAM is more than enough for this game. Important are also the specs of your graphics card. A more modern GPU will have more VRAM to hold texture and mesh data, better throughput for that data and more shader units (processors) to compute that data. What's your CPU ?

I7 950 3.07 ghz