in England, you have a lot of foilage which side steps this issue imo. Ground detail pop in is pretty bad on both versions, although it's honestly mostly noticable in Norway. The PS5 foilage detail may still be higher but it's hardly something that you notice unless you have 2 instances of the game running. Graphically i honestly couldn't tell the PC and PS5 versions apart. And micro freezes that last half a second here and there, usually 15-20 mins apart - apparently this is likely caused by the online services so it might affect other platforms too, dunno. Some bizarre screen tearing in places too where it feels like it shouldn't be doing that.

Its 60 fps most of the time, although there is definitely drops here and there. Was a good time.īut I dont really like buying non steam games, only tried the game using the ubisoft sub service. At 1440p it was running at around 75-80 fps with near max settings IIRC. Mine is 3200, paired with a 10700k and rtx 3070.

The PC version is fine and performed 'ok' - unlike Origins and Odyssey it doesn't seem like a cpu killer, it seems very gpu dependant this time around, although I've heard people say the game shits itself with lower RAM speed. That means you should prepare for a roughly 77GB. Ended up sticking with PS5, got around 40 hours in it now. Ahead of title update 1.4.1, Ubisoft has warned that Assassin's Creed Valhalla will need a complete reinstall once the patch goes live next week.

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