Kingdom Come: Deliverance II стала технологичнее — появилась поддержка ARM-процессоров
The acclaimed RPG, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, is poised to deliver significantly enhanced performance on specific platforms thanks to a new technical update.
In early March, Warhorse Studios, the developer behind the historical RPG, released a crucial technical patch for the PC version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance. While the article's main heading refers to "Deliverance II," this particular update, known as Patch 1.5.3, specifically targets the original Kingdom Come: Deliverance to optimize it for modern hardware.
A key highlight of these improvements is the optimization for Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processors, alongside the introduction of native ARM processor support. This means the developers have moved away from emulation, leading to more efficient and direct gameplay processing. As conveyed by the developers:
Patch 1.5.3 aims to expand hardware compatibility, ensuring more stable game performance on next-generation devices, including portable PCs and ultrabooks.
Players running Kingdom Come: Deliverance on ARM-based systems can now anticipate a substantial boost in performance, including higher frame rates (FPS), and improved energy efficiency. Moreover, this native ARM support is designed to reduce the thermal output of ARM chips, contributing to cooler and more stable gaming experiences on compatible devices.
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