My GPU load has peaked at 98%, gtx 580 if that matters.
My GPU load has peaked at 98%, gtx 580 if that matters.
I like when the masses say a game runs "smooth" for them and that it must be something on the other person's end. Yes, hovering around 30-60fps could be considered "smooth", but most enthusiasts definition would be 80+ fps.
While yes a few things need to still be fixed..we are MILES from BWE1 and 2. Lots of improvements have been made. Its running just fine on my rig *amd 2.9x4, 4 gig ram, 6850 HD 1gig* and I have faith that they will iron out the last of the problems b4 launch.
From the official forums and a known problem.Currently, adjusting the core clock speed of the GPU or CPU typically results in lower performance.
It is advised that you leave core clock speeds at factory defaults.
Maybe this is why?
You have everything maxed and on a high resolution I wager?
Your graphics card isn't THAT amazing. Might explain it. You haven't really shown what your CPU is at either.
If you have overclocked anything on your PC, that might be the reason it loses performance. As someone else mentioned, they've stated it officialy.
I'm running it fine. No probs at all. Then again, my PC is better than yours.
My computer is running fine with my i5-3550k and 5850 radeon hd.
I have a feeling they are doing this shit on purpose. Compared to the other companies, ArenaNet has made this entire beta weekend feel like mainly a demo. I think they are waiting for release, and then they will optimize everything, and blow everyone's mind.
I hope this doesn't turn into another SWTOR part 2 performance issue. Where it runs "great" for some but like garbage for others.
Think I'll wait to see what happens after launch before slapping the money down.
Uhhh...really? Because they've been most emphatic that it's anything but. Optimization is an interesting thing, some changes will improve performance while other changes will improve performance in one metric but decrease performance in other metrics (rebalancing load). Different hardware, especially different generations and vendors, will react to changes in different ways (particularly graphics related).
That'd be pretty funny, and awesome.
As for FPS...I mean, it's hard to tell the difference between 30 and 60 FPS sometimes. I know people say some people can't see the difference, which is true in certain circumstances. Though, there are plenty of places you can see a difference in a 30 FPS gap. However, I think if you're constantly in a state where you can identify yourself as not lagging, then it's pretty solid.
Like I said, I was always hovering around 60 with a build like yours, just the processor had 1.6 ghz on you. If it's still proc based, then that's why. Maybe pose the question/concern to the developers on the forums?
Hearing about and experiencing are two completely different things. I have heard lots of people bitch about performance problems, but on the 3 PCs (My PC, Fiancées PC and my gaming laptop), all with very different specs, I have yet to see any performance that wasn't reflective of their respective builds.
OMG WOW RUNS GOOD. Who the fuck cares...WoW is an 8 year old game with minor graphical updates ffs.
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While my setup isn't stellar, it's far above average, and miles ahead of requirements.
Regardless, as I've stated before, my GPU usage isn't breaking 25-30%. That's obviously not the issue. My 2500 is just that, a 2500, so it's not overclocked. I also dropped from 1080p to my secondary monitor which is 720p. I gained a few FPS which was expected, yet it didn't prove drastic.
OT: I swapped back to WHQL drivers and disabled speedstep (power saving), still no change. As far as the exact setting causing the problem, it seems to be shadows. Changing -any- other setting from lowest to highest only nets a 1-2 FPS change. Shadows from medium to off increases my FPS by over 30. However, even with them off I'm not holding 60FPS, frequently dipping into the 30s whenever I run around or turn my camera.
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Disagree about WoW, it may be an old engine, but it certainly isn't running the same level of detail of 8 years ago. I'm not much of a WoW fan anymore, but MoP beta looks amazing, and runs just as amazing. I have to hand it to Blizzard, if nothing else, MoP is incredibly optimized, and the art department is doing their job.
But this isn't about WoW, and nothing will kill a game in this genre faster than performance issues. The demographic that plays this sort of game usually isn't on high end hardware. ArenaNet needs to make sure this game will run smoothly on mid pack hardware.
You are right, it is not about WoW, though the comparison tends to get brought up a lot in the handful of threads that appear every BWE.
The problem as I am seeing it, is not people on mid-pack hardware who have the good sense to turn down their settings, it is people in mid-high who are complaining that they cant push 60 fps at max on a 1920x1080 with a 200$ video card.
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