FPS drops, kinda random and very annoying...
I made a reddit post on my issue but I figured maybe the actual devs would have some other insight/advice and also could tell me which advice I can try following. As I remember the production_config.ini runescape mode (higher than 4) was actually a bad idea according to devs, while many people claimed it helped.
here is the link of the reddit discussion https://www.reddit.com/r/pathofexile/comments/8lr7q3/fps_drops_please_help_before_new_league/ and here is a screenshot ![]() What happens is random fps drops, usually (if not always) at the very same time i experience a lag spike. However, if I run a pingmeter on the background he does not see any latency spikes, so it's not due to my ISP or bad connection. Or at least I can't see how ? I also experience this issue plugged, and unplugged (even with a power control setup that provides always 100% power even if unplugged). I have a gaming laptop (msi GL72m 7RDX) with a 128G SSD I added. Specs are: Intel Core i5 7300HQ 8Go of DDR4-2400 1TO SATA hardrive and 128Go ssd with windows and poe on it. GeForce GTX 1050 with 2Go GDDR5 I use nvidia profile inspector to force 40fps (in order to bypass the screen lag when crossing 60fps, otherwise i am sitting at about 110fps in hideout but fps drops still happen even in HO doing nothing). I experience random huge fps drops as in the picture. I have no clue how to deal with those, and they are really making the gaming experience bad as for a fraction of seconds I am helpless and it sometimes (more often than not) ends up in me dying. If someone has any clue on what to do to improve this I would be very grateful... If there are some benchmarks or whatever I could do to test if everything is working correctly, please enlighten me (vaal or no balls). Drivers are as far as I can tell up to date and computer is rather clean both in software and hardware (I just openend it to undust it but it was surprisingly clean already). Last edited by AAZgurf#6871 on May 25, 2018, 2:17:07 PM Last bumped on May 25, 2018, 2:16:02 PM
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