Who else hates their fps?
" Seems your biggest issue is it loading assets from the client file. That impacts a lot of people and happens after patching a lot. Try running pack check from the game directory to defrag that client file, try defragging and optimizing the drive and if you have enough ram try disabling virtual memory. If you have a SSD obviously don't defrag, but still consider turning off virtual memory if its on anyway (prolongs SSD drive lifespan). It goes back to the single threaded nature of the game, it freezes up on the client until the files its requesting are loaded from that client file on the hard drive. |
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i have 12GB RAM and no swap. and i did try putting the game on my SSD, but it did not help.
"i do think that is a major design flaw. they have desync and whatnot to keep "reactivity", but then this? Last edited by _Eddi_#6154 on Mar 14, 2014, 1:56:10 PM
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in a fracturing map today, just to see what the fuss was about, my fps dropped to below 20 and my computer is barely 2 months old. i just went and killed the boss to get it out the way because it was painful to be in there, like playing on my laptop again. it's a wonder the game can be so badly optimized.
Last edited by soulpoetry#7478 on Mar 14, 2014, 4:19:58 PM
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Could we all posts our dxdiag? id love to see exactly what similarities we all share, IF any at all.
hit me up @sarrow lets have fun :D
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" It would not prove anything to do so. Posting CPU, GPU, RAM and drive type is enough for this. We can also post uniengine 'heaven' benchmarking scores, drive read speeds, furmark benchmarking scores, CPUZ details of motherboard+ram+CPU, GPUZ details of graphics card and if needed stress test info from programs like prime95 to show that the hardware is stable. |
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I'm doing completely fine. FPS 100-250, averages around 180.
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Operating System: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit (6.3, Build 9600) (9600.winblue_gdr.131030-1505)
System Manufacturer: MSI System Model: MS-7821 BIOS: BIOS Date: 09/22/13 09:33:51 Ver: 04.06.05 Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.5GHz (Overlocked 4.0 GHz) Memory: 8192MB RAM Available OS Memory: 8136MB RAM --------------- Display Devices ---------------
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Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti
Manufacturer: NVIDIA Chip type: GeForce GTX 660 Ti Display Memory: 4037 MB Dedicated Memory: 1989 MB Shared Memory: 2048 MB Current Mode: 1920 x 1080 (32 bit) (144Hz) Name: G2460 Monitor Model: G2460 Monitor Id: AOC2460 Last edited by TuhkaaSuussa#3365 on Mar 16, 2014, 12:05:29 PM
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To anyone using AMD, I reinstalled radeon pro, and setup a few thing's played around with the settings and here is what I found out helps me ALOT, if I use radeon pro on path of exile tho sometimes it crashes when trying to maximize minimize or even move the window in window mode but maybe thats just my version.
Tesselation controll: Off [ or put it very low ] vsync : Always on(double Vsync) triple-buffering[on] Dynamic framterate Control ( this limits FPS i limit mine to 45 ATM as it seemes to play smoother overall for me.) If anyone knows of anything else please feel free to share what works for you! hit me up @sarrow lets have fun :D
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If you are gonna keep this thread on the 1st page for the love of god pls fix the typo in the title, it's killing me.
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" Cant find the Tesselation control anywhere. Other than that, did everything else and couldn't even start the game. |
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A setting both my nvidia and my ati cards have had and that I used a lot (even if it can run the game for the most part) is allowing the cpu to render up 4 frames per gpu cycle. You'll find it in the 3d settings of heir control panel apps and during those single digit spikes the screen will tear and look like crap but at least you'll be able to save yourself.
ex: So if it drops down to 4 fps on the gpu during a really bad particle spike or whatever, at least the cpu is allowed to run the game at 16fps with that quad frame skipping enabled. |
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