How a game handles denuvo and assets is entirely different. Denuvo is acting like a parasite attaching itself to the game running simultaneously and hogging resources. An asset even if it’s 100 GB won’t impact performance if it is being completely ignored by the game.
Nah, I was talking about general impact on my daily driving my PC and playing the game. As I said - Denuvo has had zero noticeable impact for me so far and apart from people claiming it has one, I could not find anything verifiable online neither have I ever experienced the impact myself despite playing plenty of games where denuvo is used.
As I have written countless times - I highly doubt that denuvo stalls the CPU for long enough to have any impact on performance. And I also don’t think discussing this point any further makes any sense unless someone has actual, verifiable proof that it does.
How a game handles denuvo and assets is entirely different. Denuvo is acting like a parasite attaching itself to the game running simultaneously and hogging resources. An asset even if it’s 100 GB won’t impact performance if it is being completely ignored by the game.
An asset not used by a game consuming 100GB of my disk space would probably have a bigger impact on me and how I use my computer than denuvo.
that is moving the goal post. we are talking about performance, not your tiny disk drive
Nah, I was talking about general impact on my daily driving my PC and playing the game. As I said - Denuvo has had zero noticeable impact for me so far and apart from people claiming it has one, I could not find anything verifiable online neither have I ever experienced the impact myself despite playing plenty of games where denuvo is used.
As I have written countless times - I highly doubt that denuvo stalls the CPU for long enough to have any impact on performance. And I also don’t think discussing this point any further makes any sense unless someone has actual, verifiable proof that it does.