[Game day talk] Can Intel graphics card run the "Unknown Dragon"?

Recently, "Rumong 7: The Unknown Dragon" was launched on XGP for the first time. As a work of the return of the popular character Tong Sheng Yima, many old players like the author can say that they are looking forward to it, so they quickly experienced the game after it was released.

This work can be said to have made significant progress in the performance of the game screen, with exquisite scene construction and exquisite picture quality. So what kind of hardware configuration can run the game smoothly under the highest picture quality?

This issue of [Game Day Talk] still uses our usual configuration: Intel Core i9-11900KB, 32GB, 1TB and Intel Ruixuan A770 have experienced this game. Now let's see whether this not too high configuration can smoothly run the "Rumong 7: Unnamed Dragon".

In this test, Ruixuan A770 drive The version is 4900, but in fact, Intel has launched a new version of 4952 driver to carry out exclusive optimization for the Unnamed Dragon of Rumong 7. Later, we will add the game screen performance after the driver upgrade.

The test resolution is still 1920 × 1080, because the sharp A770 Graphics card The performance of Core i9-11900KB processor and Core i9-11900KB processor are more suitable for running games in 1080p and 2K resolution environments. In addition, the picture quality is adjusted to the highest, vertical synchronization is turned off, and the frame limit is turned off. How smooth is this configuration?

Just after entering the game, there will be simple and clear teaching tips. If you reach the corresponding requirements, you can basically master the game. "Dragon 7" changed the real-time combat system to a round system similar to RPG, but the combat system is highly praised because of its brisk rhythm. The "Unnamed Dragon" of Rulong 7 returns to a series of classic real-time action modes. The two systems have their own advantages.

In the scene with complicated lights at the beginning of the night, the fluency of this configuration to run the "Unnamed Dragon 7" is basically above 100 fps, and the fluency is no problem at all.

Although it is a small external work, the scene design of this work is excellent, with good modeling, authenticity and lighting effects.

In the scene with relatively many NPCs and heavy physical rendering (flame), the frame number will drop to about 75fps, but it can still meet the requirements of smooth operation.

In the daytime scene, we return to the familiar street of Rulong 7, and the smoothness of the picture is about 90 fps on average. For example, when there are no people or large scenes, it can be more than 90 fps. When there are more people, it can be more than 85 fps. The overall performance is relatively good.

According to the actual test, the average fluency of the Intel Ruixuan A770+Core i9-11900KB configuration running "Rumong 7: The Unknown Dragon" is 88fps, the average processor occupancy is 32%, and the average graphics card occupancy is 92%, which can be said to be very fully mobilized to GPU resources.

In addition, we can see that this game actually has a high requirement for memory. [Game Day Talk] The memory capacity of this set of configuration is 32GB, and 17.1GB is occupied during the game, with an average memory occupation rate of 54%. If it is 16GB, it may feel sluggish when playing.

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