Square Enix has released a new update for the PC version of THIEF that comes with minor UI improvements and optimizes the game’s memory usage. This update will be applied automatically next time you start the Steam client, and you can view its complete changelog below.
THIEF Update v1.1 build 4110.1 Changelog:
– Fix for a crash after loading a new game or benchmark, often seen on Intel GPU hardware.
– Fix for DOF issue when peeking through keyholes.
– Fix for stereoscopic 3D inconsistencies in option menus. Forces VSync to be ON and Triple Buffering to be OFF.
– Fix for a bug where “Invert mouse X/Y” would not be saved.
– Minor UI improvements.
– Optimized memory usage.
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So sad to see the death struggle of this long awaited game… we have to wait many months for the enjoyable maps to be made by the community. Developers clearly didn’t give a single whatever making a good game. They just went for the stupidity instead. For example they could have just went to big fan-made portals of Thief and asked the guys there, what kind of game to make. Naah thats to simple.
I would rather prefer some cpu optimization patch, because thief is the
first UE3 game that is not playable (benchmark runs at average 3 fps) on
my old dualcore amd cpu. All other UE3 games (even batman while
fighting 20 enemies at once) runs above 30fps.
you need a “High Performance Dual-Core CPU”
go to a nearest computer shop near you and ask for a “High Performance Dual-Core CPU” not the regular Dual-Core CPU
I sure need a better cpu fo long time now, but i am curious why is thief “so demanding”? What is so special compared to other ue3 games? Is it just bad optimalization or is there some new tech that need some cpu power?
its both actually. because they used their own modded ue3 engine and you cant make more optimized engine than ue3 is, so they’ve screwed up, game looks ugly, all black and blues every where and needs high power hardwares
I hope it’s not a mandatory update. I’ve got the game maxed out and playing beautifully on my rig, with a solid 65fps…I don’t want to mess with that.
“Forces VSync to be ON and Triple Buffering to be OFF.”
Wait, what?
I’m getting a good framerate but this game is stuttering heavily. I hope it’s not because of my card having only 1Gb Vram.
im also as you … with good fps about 60frame …but it also scattering heavily ..
i7 2600K , 4GB RAM ,AMD 7850 1 GB ..im using the latest beta driver with latest update ..!!