Hello,
So I've been having issue with the SDK ever since I downloaded it. At first I had 4gb of ram and it was extremely slow, so now I upgraded and it still is.
My specs are:
Kingston 8gb, ddr3 1333mhz
Amd Quad Core 2.6ghz
Raden HD 6670 2GB
It isn't the best configuration out there but it is pretty decent. And I've been running UDK for years now without any problem, I've also been using the Unreal Engine 4 for months now without any problem as well, but Red Orchestra SDK seems to be an issue. The thing is from what I had noticed is that Red Orchestra SDK is pretty much the same as UDK as it is just a modified version of it, but then again UDK runs like a charm even on big levels I was working on but I just can't seem to conquer the SDK.
So, could someone tell me what the deal is with the SDK and why is the performance 10 times worse than in unreal engine 3 when it is just a modified version of it. I mean I can run Unreal Engine 4 that was released like a year ago and officially released yesterday with quite a decent performance and load time and everything but I can't run a modified version of an engine from 2004 (although it had quite a bit of updates since then but still)?
So I've been having issue with the SDK ever since I downloaded it. At first I had 4gb of ram and it was extremely slow, so now I upgraded and it still is.
My specs are:
Kingston 8gb, ddr3 1333mhz
Amd Quad Core 2.6ghz
Raden HD 6670 2GB
It isn't the best configuration out there but it is pretty decent. And I've been running UDK for years now without any problem, I've also been using the Unreal Engine 4 for months now without any problem as well, but Red Orchestra SDK seems to be an issue. The thing is from what I had noticed is that Red Orchestra SDK is pretty much the same as UDK as it is just a modified version of it, but then again UDK runs like a charm even on big levels I was working on but I just can't seem to conquer the SDK.
So, could someone tell me what the deal is with the SDK and why is the performance 10 times worse than in unreal engine 3 when it is just a modified version of it. I mean I can run Unreal Engine 4 that was released like a year ago and officially released yesterday with quite a decent performance and load time and everything but I can't run a modified version of an engine from 2004 (although it had quite a bit of updates since then but still)?
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