The A770 can't even run Monster Hunter: Wilds properly!

[Allerstout]

cpu:12400F GPU:a770 16g ram 48G I played Monster Hunter: wilds using the A770 16GB, and the experience was very poor. I tested at 1080P, 1440P, and 2160P. After setting all the options to the lowest, I specifically set the texture-related settings to high or ultra (because it has 16GB of VRAM). However, the results were average frame rates of 35, 30, and 22, respectively. These results were achieved with FSR enabled for frame generation, making the game unplayable. At first, I thought this was a common issue with the game. But today, I used a 2060 6GB graphics card for testing. At 2K, with only DLSS3 and no frame generation, I easily achieved 45+ FPS. I found on other video platforms that the experience with the A770 is the same. This is definitely an issue. Please provide a response.

[Aqing62]

The Arc A770 exhibits the same performance issue, while the B580’s frame rates are comparable to the NVIDIA RTX 4060 without frame generation enabled.

[HanSol1]

When I run a 3D benchmark, it comes out as good as the RXT 4060, but Monster Hunter Wilds only comes out half as good. This needs to be fixed quickly.

[TheExpertGuy]

While there aren't many ways to significantly boost your FPS, you could try adjusting the graphics settings to a higher level. This won’t increase your FPS, but it will improve the visual quality without sacrificing performance, as your GPU is mostly waiting on the CPU. You're most likely CPU bound. 

[TheExpertGuy]

Make sure you're using the latest Intel drivers for the A770. To rule out that the issue is specific to Monster Hunter: Wilds, it could be useful to test the A770 in other games to see if the performance issue persists across different titles.

[Aqing62]

I own two PCs: one with an Intel Core i5-13400F + Arc B580 GPU, and another with an Intel Core i5-12600KF + Arc A770 GPU. The A770 system exhibits identical performance issues as described previously, while the B580 system shows significant frame rate improvements. Notably:

• The i5-13400F (B580 system) is technically inferior to the i5-12600KF (A770 system), ruling out CPU bottlenecks.

• Both systems use the latest driver version 6632.

• The A770’s performance falls below even the NVIDIA RTX 3050 8GB variant, indicating severe compatibility or optimization flaws.

This stark disparity highlights unresolved issues specific to the Arc A770 in this title, unrelated to hardware limitations or driver versions.