Way On Where PC Gameplay | GTX 1060 Benchmark
1* Benchmark Performance Test 60 FPS Ultra Graphics 1080p | Steam
⭐ Game: Way On Where PC Gameplay
● Resolution: 2560x1440 (75% = 1080p)
Graphic Settings Quality: Custom Epic (Max. Settings - Shadows Low)
Max FPS: Unlimited
Game on SSD / Recorded with Nvidia ShadowPlay 60FPS
(FPS loss when recording 1440p: 5%~15%)
Can be played at 900p / 1080p 60 FPS with GTX1060 6GB (custom settings)
Kyle the master thief, in an unexpected turn of events meets new people. Little does he know, this will lead to new beginnings and his life wont be the same anymore !
Way On Where is a indie game developed by Exio Entertainments which offers you a next-gen game with impressive graphics and physics, Way on Where merges technology, game design, theme and emotions into a world where you explore to find answers.
The setting is 2019. The Modern Era where everything is connected ,The game starts from Mumbai, where you will begin your journey in the game, and letting the game takes you to the different parts of the world to correct your mistakes.
You are a Thief, an Athlete, a Charismatic young man. Your actions can make your life either joyful or miserable.
Be a Master Thief - Master the skills, tactics and your techniques. Plan your moves, defend yourself and find your way to escape.
Realistic and responsive environments - Experience a living, breathing world in which all your actions have consequences. Crowds react to your moves and will either help or hinder you on your mission.
Tamil Language – This Game's Full Audio is made in Tamil.
Immersive Plot - Strong and Immersive Story with a different narrative pattern, which will connect you with the life of Kyle.
Breath taking Effects - This game is fully Loaded with numerous visually stunning Particle effects and Sound Effects.
Next-gen gameplay – The Game was developed with Unreal Engine 4, which allows organic game design featuring open gameplay, intuitive control scheme, realistic interaction with environment and a fluid, yet sharp, combat mechanic.
00:00 Settings
00:23 Custom Epic 1080p (Shadows: Medium)
01:39 Settings Test
02:24 Custom Epic 1080p (Shadows: Low)
06:11 Epic 1440p (Max Settings)
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+ PC: Acer Aspire GX-783-BR13
+ CPU: Intel Core i7 7700 @ 3.60GHz Turbo Speed: 4.2 GHZ (Kaby Lake) [Undervolted]
++ (Undervolt CPU Core Voltage Offset: -0,100V)
++ Thermal Paste (applied in 23/May/2022) Arctic Silver 5
++ (CPU Turbo Boost Short Power Max Enable: Disable)
+ GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 (PNY) [Overclocked]
++ (Overclock Core Clock +180MHz | OC Memory C. +550MHz | Power Limit 105%)
+ Motherboard: ACER Aspire GX-783 (U3E1) (IPMH110G modded)
+ RAM: 16,0GB (2x8) DDR4 - Dual-Channel @ 1200MHz (2400MHz)
+ Storage: Lexar NQ100 960GB SSD SATA III 6GB/S
+ Game SSD: TEAM GROUP T-FORCE VULCAN 500GB T253TV500G3C301
+ System: Windows 10 Home Single Language 64-bit
+ Monitor 1: VG32VQ1B Gamer Asus TUF 31.5' LED VA, 165 Hz, 2K QHD, 1ms, FreeSync Premium, HDR 10, 120% sRGB, HDMI 120Hz 144Hz / DisplayPort 165Hz
+ Monitor 2: LG ULTRAWIDE 25UM58-P (2560x1080 @60Hz) 21:9 Ultra-wide
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