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First Resident Evil Village PC Patch fixes stutters, adds AMD FSR support

Capcom has just released the first PC patch for Resident Evil Village. According to the team, this patch fixes the game’s stuttering issues and adds support for AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution tech.

What this basically means is that the legitimate customers of Village will have the same gaming experience as those that pirated the game. Furthermore, the game still uses Denuvo. This further proves EMPRESS’ claims that those stutters were caused by Capcom’s own DRM.

As always, Steam will download this PC update the next time you launch its client.

We’ll be sure to benchmark and compare AMD FSR with native resolution, so stay tuned for more!

Resident Evil Village July 20th PC Patch Release Notes

  • FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR), the most advanced upscaling technology offered by AMD, is now supported in Resident Evil Village. Players who use FSR will now be able to experience higher frame rates on PC for an improved gaming experience.
  • Adjustments have been made to optimize the anti-piracy technology.

16 thoughts on “First Resident Evil Village PC Patch fixes stutters, adds AMD FSR support”

  1. They dont deserve any credits for that besides the people that bought it already finished it anyway…
    Another reason why i never buy games i really want in their first 6months

    1. So basically you’re thanking them for repeating what everyone knows instead of thanking the cracker who made all this possible, pathetic as always

  2. LOL instead of removing it and get more monies because of it they double down on the BS.
    This is one of those moment i would PAY so it gets cracked, again, ASAP.

  3. Denuvo actually did not cause the stutters. It’s the added drm on top of Denuvo that causes stuttering. Did the same thing in RE2 Remake at times.

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