The Japanese company investigates the performance problems that have arisen on PC since the arrival of the update that incorporated its expansion, Iceborne.
The debut of Monster Hunter World: Iceborne on the platform for compatible has not been without problems. Half-balloon users have come out through the official Steam forums to provide the status of their title after the expansion update.
As they report, performance issues lie in the last update file deployed to all players. Since that time, users have been experiencing high loads in their processors, both in the world of Iceborne and in the original product. From Capcom they have confirmed that they are investigating these errors, as we can read in their official twitter account:
(PC / Steam) We are aware of performance issues that have been reported, and are currently investigating them.
If you have been experiencing any issues with the PC version, please contact Capcom Support and be ready to share more info on your system: https://t.co/qf4EFm6HJK
– Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) January 10, 2020
“We are aware of the performance problems that have been reported. We are investigating it right now.
If you have experienced any problem in the PC version; Please contact our support team. Have your system information ready. ”
Our port prints
Capcom has started the year with the launch of the expected Monster Hunter World expansion for the Steam version. In our Reviews, we said that “the 'port' is not limited this time to offer textures in higher resolution (especially notable if the free DLC of high-res textures is used) and an unlimited image rate per second, but that also includes for the first time in the title support to render the game using DirectX12 libraries, thereby solving several of the instability problems that had been found in the original conversion. ”
Therefore, we conclude that “we are still facing a good port, which is not excellent. The graphic improvement is remarkable and the optimization is decent, but without obtaining the expected results using the platform's leading hardware ”. You can read the full impressions through this link.
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