There is a big problem - low FPS. I thought, maybe game lacks for optimization for now, and i set too high settings. But no, with middle settings on everything ( texture, anisotropic) i still have 15-20 fps with some drops to 10-5.
I have not that damn bad card to see such numbers - Radeon R9 290X

It might, and I stress might be a driver issue with AMD cards. I get pretty good FPS with my GTX 970 coupled with my ancient I7 920. It also might be your video card has not been optimised for the game.

it's just video card. How it can't be optimased for this game ? But it might be a problem with entire AMD production.
I also have the latest drivers.

Yes i run it on an I3 with 2.93 GHZ with a GTX 970 and get over 30 FPS!

Might be a bit late, but thanks Kasi1978, this tells me that the game requires a high-end gfx card to get decent FPS.

This is due to using the CryEngine, which has to be the worst engine ever.

As i told you b4 in your other post:
The engine is not the problem. Your hardware just can´t handle the game.
You try to run Wolcen on a 5 years old laptop graphics card (That is not designed
for gaming!). Wolcen requires NOT a "high-end" card. But a gaming card is necessary!
Your GT 730M is more an office card.
So please stop crying about the cry-engine.

Quoted from the Nvidia website:

"The GeForce® GTX 970 is a high-performance graphics card designed for serious gaming"

Please get your facts straight before trying to sound intelligent.

And you ignore the two other games I can run just fine. You need to get your head out of the sand (or somewhere else) and deal with the facts, not just defend the engine because it runs fine FOR YOU.

Where was i talking about a GTX 970?
The fact is: You DONT need a high end card for wolcen. Just read what i write, and dont interprete it like you want.
(Just another fact!)
And last but not least: I can play the game. You not. Thats why you get so angry here... Thats why i told you, that wolcen requires NOT a high end card.
And of course the GTX 970 is also NOT a high end card (high performance is not the same as high end!).
Please inform you better at the hardware market.
If youre looking for a "high end" card, search for a GTX 1080ti. Nope i dont. Just open your eyes and read my other posting in that specific thread. -.-

You wrote that the "Poor performance of cry engine" destroys your game experience.
And that is not true! Its not the poor performance of the cry engine...
Its the poor performance of your machine. But you just close your eyes and tell us, that it
is the engine. Everyone else knows it better.

So the point is: You dont need a "high-end" device. But a gaming computer is necessary
for playing games.

I forgot to mention it is a Zotac GTX 970 Amp Extreme, wich is a little bit better than the normal GTX 970, but i did not overclock anything.

And yes it is not a Highend card anymore, for me it's more than enough, i am mostly a console gamer these days and so far my old rig runs everything i want to play on it in 1080p when possible mostly at Ultra settings.

Only thing i do is turn VSync off and set it on Fast in the Nvidia Settings, i see no diffrence and everything runs pretty smooth.