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Home»News»Gaming News»Nixxes releases a new patch for Rise of the Tomb Raider PC

Nixxes releases a new patch for Rise of the Tomb Raider PC

By Keith MitchellFebruary 5, 2016
Rise of the Tomb Raider

Nixxes, the team behind the fantastic Rise of the Tomb Raider patch for PC, has just put out a new patch that addresses several issues with the game. The big news with this patch is it addresses the complaints regarding the poor SLI performance, so I’m sure everyone who’s been complaining about this and you know who you are, will be happy to see this change. Well done Nixxes, way to set an example on how to PROPERLY support your ports on the PC.

Read below to see the full patch notes.

Startup issues (Steam Only):

Fixed C++ runtime error showing up on startup preventing some users from running the game.
Provided work-around for issue where the VC++ redist would not properly get installed, stopping the game from starting at all.
Solved problem where the game would crash on startup when tools like Bins Taskbar organizer or Spacedesk are installed.

Updated options screen with among other things:

Independent mouse sensitivity control for aim and regular navigation.
Mouse and Gamepad X axis inversion
Option to disable keyboard button prompts.
Option to disable mouse smoothing (very light mouse smoothing is present otherwise)

Other fixes included in this patch:

A variety of fixes and improvements to UI including map, basecamps, and Remnant Resistance mode.
New graphics option ‘Specular Reflection Quality’ to enhance resolution and reduce aliasing of specular reflections, at some performance cost.
New graphics option to disable film-grain independently from ‘Screen Effects’.
Improved HBAO+ quality, including better occlusion for distant objects.
Improved NVIDIA SLI performance. (Steam only)    <—– Huge
Fixed SLI glitches during water/snow effects. (Steam only)   <—– Huge 
Resolution Modifier option that allows you to use a lower rendering resolution independent from window size when running in windowed mode.
Performance optimization for situations where Razer Chroma features are enabled. (Steam Only)
Improvements to Razer Chroma effects. (Steam Only)
Fixed an issue that could rarely lead to an error on machines with 16 hardware threads or more.
Fixed mouse cursor not always being hidden when using gamepad.
Fixed major stuttering in Endurance mode.
Fixes for Endurance leaderboards.
Fixed Remnant Resistance missions occasionally not starting.
Fixed rendering glitches on some objects on NVIDIA 6×0 and 7×0 hardware. Some issue do still happen and we are working with NVIDIA to resolve those in future patches or drivers.
Warning messages for users turning textures to Very High or enabling SSAA to indicate high-end hardware is required.
A variety of other smaller optimizations, bug-fixes, and tweaks.

The new patch is applicable for Steam and Windows store version.

Source: https://steamcommunity.com/app/391220/discussions/0/405690850607048066/

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