2023-09-11 10:25:22
Bethesda can be regarded as a major manufacturer of science fiction RPG games. Some players may not be familiar with this company, but at least they are familiar with the Alien series. Recently, their new game “Starfield” is becoming a new topic in the gaming industry. There are many discussions regarding the world view and gameplay of the game. However, there is a bug recently, which originated from the AMD graphics card they cooperated with during the development stage. For players who purchased AMD graphics cards to play this game, they found that the starlight in the game might not be displayed properly due to graphics card issues, which was confusing. AMD and Bethesda have a cooperative relationship to develop and optimize performance for “Starfield” this time. According to normal logic, since AMD has put a lot of effort into this game, compared to using opponent graphics cards to play, using AMD graphics cards to play should have better image quality and performance, and use it to run the frame rate. It should at least beat NVIDIA’s graphics card of the same level. However, regardless of the difference in graphics card performance, AMD’s package this time is obviously a bit bigger. Because in a game with the universe as the background, a space scene is actually drawn where even the starlight disappears. This really cannot be said to be a problem that can be obscured in the past. Starfield optimized by AMD does not have starlight. A user on Reddit first reported this issue It was disclosed in the Starfield subreddit, so many players who are playing this game have noticed this problem. Theoretically, since the background of the game is space, even if it is an imaginary world, there will at least be stars. However, the disappearance of the starlight made the entire sky darken. Instead, I switched to an NVIDIA graphics card and might normally see the starlight that was not displayed in the game world. ▲Netizens said that there was no starlight when playing this game with RX 7900 XT ▲When I switched to RTX 3070 Ti to play, light appeared. The universe is really beautiful. According to astronomy, the so-called starlight actually comes from the bright light of stars shining on stars. The resulting flickering effect. As far as the earth is concerned, the moon is a star that can only see a touch of moonlight on the earth because of the illumination of the sun. But not only are there no stars in the game, there are no even glowing stars. For example, when the player lands on the planet, the light source they see during the day is just a glowing clear sky rendered by the graphics card, and the light of the stars does not have a reflection effect on the stars. This problem is also no problem on NVIDIA graphics cards. It’s obvious from here. As a graphics card manufacturer that cooperates with Bethesda to optimize games, AMD obviously has the majority of names, or AMD once once more forgot to fix the driver, and the graphics card cannot “draw” the light in the game, so this phenomenon occurs. Or, in fact, it’s just that Bethesda didn’t get the starlight effect right, and the N card works, but the A card doesn’t. According to the user’s instructions, the GPU he uses is AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT. If it is replaced with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti, the problem will be solved. This is definitely a slap in the face for AMD. The result of the cooperation should be that games and graphics cards can be well bound, so that players are willing to pay for it. They even help each other’s products have better sales and create greater profits. But it backfired, which was definitely a big loss for AMD, and it was doing nothing to help NVIDIA. Currently, more than 300,000 people are playing this game on Steam at the same time, making it very popular. The game itself has also begun to have some mods for players to choose from. AMD’s rollover may make some users unhappy, but for game publishers, it may just add another item to their to-do list.
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