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17.08.2019 
Prey Texture Pop In 9,6/10 965 reviews

1080p Performance

Prey's new PS4 Pro support is welcome - but the added stutter isn't. Anisotropic filtering is improved from 4x to full-on 16x, enabling sharper detail in the distance on elements such as ground textures. The additional 512MB of memory available to developers is also used to eliminate the occasional texture pop-in you get on the standard system.

  • Hi, I've been searching on the internet for 1 week now about this annoying problem, in every games or so, I have flickring texture, shadow or idk at long range most of the time and it happens.
  • In Prey, you awaken aboard Talos I, a space station orbiting the moon in the year 2032. You are the key subject of an experiment meant to alter humanity forever – but things have gone terribly wrong. The space station has been overrun by hostile aliens and you are now being hunted.
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1080p Performance

At 1080p Prey is a very easy game to run, with even our GTX 960 and R9 380 GPUs managing to achieve average framerates of over 60FPS. Please be aware that those using GPUs with less than 3GB of VRAM will suffer from texture issues, so please make sure that users with 2GB or 4GB GPUs use lower texture quality settings to avoid any issues.

In our testing, we avoided areas that caused Prey/CryEngine to load in new assets and cause momentary slowdown, allowing us to get performance results that a representative of most of the game. These momentary spikes of lag are inavoidable, but it is unfair to use such spikes in general GPU performance comparisons.

At this resolution, Prey is very easy to run and should run well on most systems, though fans of 100FPS+ gameplay will want to look at our CPU performance results if they want to know how to achieve such high framerates.

Most Recent Comments

Thanks Mark.
Listen I don't want to be a mega pain or anything but could you lower the settings down a little and run the 1440p benches again? I just want to see if it's VRAM bound and that's why the Fury X isn't so hot at 1440p (good old texture caching FTL).Quote
Thanks for the article, Mark. It's clear that a lot of effort goes into these reviews.
Glad to see that the game's performance is pretty decent, too.Quote
In regard to the partnership between AMD and Bethesda, for this title the optimization work went into the Ryzen CPUs, instead of the GPUs. Although it should have been the other way around but anyways thats what they did
Alien, I'd just run High settings. I couldn't tell a difference between High and Very High, so it shouldn't be a big deal to tone it down. Saves you Vram and gets you extra performanceQuote
Poor Radeon. Raja must be peeved with the CPU team getting all the glory. Quote
Originally Posted by AngryGoldfish
Poor Radeon. Raja must be peeved with the CPU team getting all the glory.
I'd say right now Ryzen is more important than a Polaris refresh. Makes more money sooo it makes sense. Until Vega comes aroundQuoteReply

Settings Tweaks - Adjust FoV, Disable Motion Blur, Remove FPS cap and Skip Intro Movies

Graphical settings tweaks


FoV Options

Prey lacks several key graphical options at launch, but thankfully you can adjust these using the game's game.cfg files. This will allow fans of wide FOVs and a lack of motion blur to modify their game to their liking, with the game supporting FoV values of up to 120.
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To edit Prey's FoV and motion blur settings you will need to navigate to C:Users(YourUserName)Saved GamesArkane Studios on your PC and open a file called game.cfg. Inside this file, you can edit a setting called cl_hfov = 85.5656, which will allow users to edit the game's FoV.

Below is an example edit that will change your FoV to 120 degrees.

cl_hfov = 120

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Motion Blur

To disable motion blur, you must add a new line to Prey's game.cfg file which is called r_motionblur = 0 which will remove the game's default Motion Blur option.

Remove 144Hz FPS Cap

Inside Prey's game.cfg file, find a line called sys_MaxFPS and change the value to whatever you wish the game's framerate limit to be. Below is an example for an effectively unlimited framerate.

sys_MaxFPS = 999

Skip Intro Movies

Inside your game's installation folder, navigate to GameSDKVideos and delete the following files;

Please provide an example of when you have delivered excellent customer service. - ArkaneLogoAnim_Redux_1080p2997_ST-16LUFS.bk2

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- Bethesda_logo_anim_white.bk2

- LegalScreens.bk2
- Ryzen_Bumper.bk2

This will speed up your game's initial load times significantly.

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Most Recent Comments

Thanks Mark.
Listen I don't want to be a mega pain or anything but could you lower the settings down a little and run the 1440p benches again? I just want to see if it's VRAM bound and that's why the Fury X isn't so hot at 1440p (good old texture caching FTL).Quote
Thanks for the article, Mark. It's clear that a lot of effort goes into these reviews.
Glad to see that the game's performance is pretty decent, too.Quote
In regard to the partnership between AMD and Bethesda, for this title the optimization work went into the Ryzen CPUs, instead of the GPUs. Although it should have been the other way around but anyways thats what they did
Alien, I'd just run High settings. I couldn't tell a difference between High and Very High, so it shouldn't be a big deal to tone it down. Saves you Vram and gets you extra performanceQuote
Poor Radeon. Raja must be peeved with the CPU team getting all the glory. Quote
Originally Posted by AngryGoldfish
Poor Radeon. Raja must be peeved with the CPU team getting all the glory.
I'd say right now Ryzen is more important than a Polaris refresh. Makes more money sooo it makes sense. Until Vega comes aroundQuoteReply