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what's up Tech fans Kevin here bringing us a new benchmark video and this time we're looking at the cooperative freerunning zombie basher that is known as dying light and we're running it on our usual test system which includes a GTX 780 and an i7 4770k processor that has been overclocked now this game doesn't use traditional preset graphics settings of low medium high but instead goes for a simplified version which just simply says best quality best performance and balanced now just taking a quick look at the options for the graphics settings it's pretty easy to tell that this game was designed for console in mind and doesn't give very many in-depth options for PC users and when I first started it I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by how high the framerate was running at the best quality settings seeing it hit as high as 95 frames per second but sadly that didn't hold up very true during the actual core part of the game so let's take a look at that right so as you can see not the most stellar performance but not all that bad either the game does have some great visuals good details fantastic draw distance and a lot of really good looking particle effects but it's absolutely killer to low-end pcs I mean when you look at the difference between the best quality and best performance we're only seeing a difference of about 15 frames per second on average during daytime which for a low-end PC it's going to be a much bigger hit it is worth noting that there have been fan-made patches which do give you additional graphic setting options which does make the game a lot friendlier to lower NPC's allowing you do two things like turn off the games film grain effect however a recent patch actually disabled these mods though according to the dev team this was an accident and they're working on a quick fix right now to make graphic mods available once again so if you're running on a lower NPC and you want this game you might want to wait for that patch to come out first now as for the actual game itself it's one of the better free roam zombie co-op experiences that I've had fun combat and crafting a great experience system and most importantly the ability to dropkick zombies left and right the story itself is on the weaker side big surprise for free roam zombie game I know but the cop aspects have been really enjoyable if what little you've seen here is already grabbing your attention we do have a link posted down below if you want to pick the game up also while you guys are down there in the description make sure to go to town of that thumbs up button to let us know if you like the content maybe I haven't subscribed yet hit that as well because we've got more great content on the way until next time guys I'm Kevin Henson you've been watching Tech tomorrow see you later and can be with me