Kingdom Come: Deliverance II becomes more advanced with ARM processor support
The game will see significant performance gains across specific hardware configurations.
At the start of March, Warhorse Studios rolled out a fresh technical update for the PC version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
KCD II has undergone optimization for the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite, and the title now boasts native support for ARM processors, with the developers officially moving away from emulation:
Those playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance II on ARM-based systems can expect a smoother experience with higher framerates and improved power efficiency. Furthermore, these refinements are expected to result in lower thermal output for ARM chipsets.
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