*FIX* for 64bit Client loss of FPS

Atreyix

If you're using the 64 bit client and are getting 8 fps and such, Go to the eso64.exe right click it and "Run with graphics processor" and choose your actual GPU(mine is Nvidia) and not intel. Not doing this, it will default to Intel HD graphics for some strange reason.

Worked for me. Hope it works for everyone else.

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO

I only have one GPU.

Atreyix

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

I only have one GPU.

Is that option available for you? Choosing the graphic processor?

Chuggernaut

Atreyix wrote: »

If you're using the 64 bit client and are getting 8 fps and such, Go to the eso64.exe right click it and "Run with graphics processor" and choose your actual GPU(mine is Nvidia) and not intel. Not doing this, it will default to Intel HD graphics for some strange reason.

Worked for me. Hope it works for everyone else.

You rock! Thanks for the tip!

dimensional

Atreyix wrote: »

If you're using the 64 bit client and are getting 8 fps and such, Go to the eso64.exe right click it and "Run with graphics processor" and choose your actual GPU(mine is Nvidia) and not intel. Not doing this, it will default to Intel HD graphics for some strange reason.

Worked for me. Hope it works for everyone else.

What OS are you running to give you this option? I don't see it on Windows 7

Atreyix

dimensional wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

If you're using the 64 bit client and are getting 8 fps and such, Go to the eso64.exe right click it and "Run with graphics processor" and choose your actual GPU(mine is Nvidia) and not intel. Not doing this, it will default to Intel HD graphics for some strange reason.

Worked for me. Hope it works for everyone else.

What OS are you running to give you this option? I don't see it on Windows 7

I'm running win 10. What is your GPU?

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO

Ya I dont even have that option. So its probably only for people with multiple GPUs.

KanedaSyndrome

How can they even make a mistake like this?! Very disturbing.

dimensional

Atreyix wrote: »

dimensional wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

If you're using the 64 bit client and are getting 8 fps and such, Go to the eso64.exe right click it and "Run with graphics processor" and choose your actual GPU(mine is Nvidia) and not intel. Not doing this, it will default to Intel HD graphics for some strange reason.

Worked for me. Hope it works for everyone else.

What OS are you running to give you this option? I don't see it on Windows 7

I'm running win 10. What is your GPU?

GTX 750 but I don't have multiple GPUs so it might be because of that.

Troneon

KanedaSyndrome wrote: »

How can they even make a mistake like this?! Very disturbing.

Yeah it's pretty ridiculous...

Atreyix

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

Ya I dont even have that option. So its probably only for people with multiple GPUs.

dimensional wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

dimensional wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

If you're using the 64 bit client and are getting 8 fps and such, Go to the eso64.exe right click it and "Run with graphics processor" and choose your actual GPU(mine is Nvidia) and not intel. Not doing this, it will default to Intel HD graphics for some strange reason.

Worked for me. Hope it works for everyone else.

What OS are you running to give you this option? I don't see it on Windows 7

I'm running win 10. What is your GPU?

GTX 750 but I don't have multiple GPUs so it might be because of that.

If you have Nvidia, Go to the Nvidia Control Panel, Click the desktop tab up top then choose the option to display on applications.

SirAndy

Many motherboards come with a built-in GPU these days.

Anyone who added an aftermarket GPU should double-check to make sure the game uses the correct GPU.

dimensional

Ah cool, let me check that out..

Paulington

For those using SLI like myself, I find a decent performance increase from forcing alternate frame rendering.

dimensional

Ah yeah I don't have that option on my Nvidia control panel for some reason. Do you have multiple GPU?

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO

I also do not run nvidia. To answer the above question yes the only way you would see that is if you had multiple GPUs. We do not.

Atreyix

dimensional wrote: »

Ah yeah I don't have that option on my Nvidia control panel for some reason. Do you have multiple GPU?

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

I also do not run nvidia. To answer the above question yes the only way you would see that is if you had multiple GPUs. We do not.

Welp, maybe go into your Nvidia Control panel > 3d Settings > Manage 3d Settings > Add the eso64.exe > Then go to #2 on the list (Says Select preferred Graphics processor for this program) Make sure it has Nvidia selected, not auto.

Give that a shot.

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO

Atreyix wrote: »

dimensional wrote: »

Ah yeah I don't have that option on my Nvidia control panel for some reason. Do you have multiple GPU?

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

I also do not run nvidia. To answer the above question yes the only way you would see that is if you had multiple GPUs. We do not.

Welp, maybe go into your Nvidia Control panel > 3d Settings > Manage 3d Settings > Add the eso64.exe > Then go to #2 on the list (Says Select preferred Graphics processor for this program) Make sure it has Nvidia selected, not auto.

Give that a shot.

You arent getting it. We dont have that problem because we dont have multiple gpus. Also dont have those options because again we dont have multiple gpus.

DaveMoeDee

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

dimensional wrote: »

Ah yeah I don't have that option on my Nvidia control panel for some reason. Do you have multiple GPU?

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

I also do not run nvidia. To answer the above question yes the only way you would see that is if you had multiple GPUs. We do not.

Welp, maybe go into your Nvidia Control panel > 3d Settings > Manage 3d Settings > Add the eso64.exe > Then go to #2 on the list (Says Select preferred Graphics processor for this program) Make sure it has Nvidia selected, not auto.

Give that a shot.

You arent getting it. We dont have that problem because we dont have multiple gpus. Also dont have those options because again we dont have multiple gpus.

Does Intel's integrated graphics count?

Junkogen

Paulington wrote: »

For those using SLI like myself, I find a decent performance increase from forcing alternate frame rendering.

How do you do that?

Also,does it help to dedicate one card to PhysX as opposed to selecting auto? Any other general tips for improving SLI?

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO

DaveMoeDee wrote: »

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

dimensional wrote: »

Ah yeah I don't have that option on my Nvidia control panel for some reason. Do you have multiple GPU?

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO wrote: »

I also do not run nvidia. To answer the above question yes the only way you would see that is if you had multiple GPUs. We do not.

Welp, maybe go into your Nvidia Control panel > 3d Settings > Manage 3d Settings > Add the eso64.exe > Then go to #2 on the list (Says Select preferred Graphics processor for this program) Make sure it has Nvidia selected, not auto.

Give that a shot.

You arent getting it. We dont have that problem because we dont have multiple gpus. Also dont have those options because again we dont have multiple gpus.

Does Intel's integrated graphics count?

Yes if its activated. My system doesnt have built in video. If its defaulting to that then ya its going to be butt slow.

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO

You can disable the onboard video from the cmos setup menu.

Suru

Haven't had time to experiment very much since I had to head off to classes. Anyone have any issues with AMD?

Atreyix

Junkogen wrote: »

Paulington wrote: »

For those using SLI like myself, I find a decent performance increase from forcing alternate frame rendering.

How do you do that?

Also,does it help to dedicate one card to PhysX as opposed to selecting auto? Any other general tips for improving SLI?

Too your edit note, ESO does not use Phys-x So assigning a GPU to that would not help.

Junkogen

Atreyix wrote: »

Junkogen wrote: »

Paulington wrote: »

For those using SLI like myself, I find a decent performance increase from forcing alternate frame rendering.

How do you do that?

Also,does it help to dedicate one card to PhysX as opposed to selecting auto? Any other general tips for improving SLI?

Too your edit note, ESO does not use Phys-x So assigning a GPU to that would not help.

Any other SLI settings tips? Do you assign one card to PhysX or do the auto select?

Atreyix

Junkogen wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

Junkogen wrote: »

Paulington wrote: »

For those using SLI like myself, I find a decent performance increase from forcing alternate frame rendering.

How do you do that?

Also,does it help to dedicate one card to PhysX as opposed to selecting auto? Any other general tips for improving SLI?

Too your edit note, ESO does not use Phys-x So assigning a GPU to that would not help.

Any other SLI settings tips? Do you assign one card to PhysX or do the auto select?

Generally, IMO.. Just leave the phys-X settings to auto. Otherwise, Messing with the SLI Rendering mode will sometime help your FPS. Specially if the game doesn't support SLI, you can force it and get sometype of gain out of it. As for ESO, Just OC your CPU for more performance... Guessing your GPU's are pretty good. ESO Is a extremely heavy on the CPU.

Euphoria666

Im using 980Ti SLI and i tried AFR2 but the usage is just pathetic, the most i saw is 55% or so.
In another words on 64bit the performance of SLI=1 GPU for me, beside the fact the game runs much worse now than before.

Seravi

Gina replied to my thread in the PC Support area about FPS: http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/251390/horrible-fps-after-todays-patch-3-7-16-on-32-bit-client#latest

We actually have a hotfix scheduled (likely for tomorrow) that will address a lot of the FPS issues you are running into for both the 32-bit and 64-bit clients.

Atreyix

Seravi wrote: »

Gina replied to my thread in the PC Support area about FPS: http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/251390/horrible-fps-after-todays-patch-3-7-16-on-32-bit-client#latest

We actually have a hotfix scheduled (likely for tomorrow) that will address a lot of the FPS issues you are running into for both the 32-bit and 64-bit clients.

Perfect, thank you Seravi for the news.

Junkogen

Euphoria666 wrote: »

Im using 980Ti SLI and i tried AFR2 but the usage is just pathetic, the most i saw is 55% or so.
In another words on 64bit the performance of SLI=1 GPU for me, beside the fact the game runs much worse now than before.

So is better to use AFR2 or not? What gives the best performance overall, in your experience?

Euphoria666

Junkogen wrote: »

Euphoria666 wrote: »

Im using 980Ti SLI and i tried AFR2 but the usage is just pathetic, the most i saw is 55% or so.
In another words on 64bit the performance of SLI=1 GPU for me, beside the fact the game runs much worse now than before.

So is better to use AFR2 or not? What gives the best performance overall, in your experience?

I didnt try yet other options, but without AFR2 sli not even working on 64.