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ESO on i9 12900K CPU ?

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WiseSky
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Anyone has their hands on one of those new CPU to compare to older ones?

Since ESO is Single core bound game I am wondering how good ESO runs on it.

Let me know if anyone has tried it yet.
Edited by ZOS_Icy on 5 November 2021 12:52
  • xeNNNNN
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    Single core? Didn't they update the game for multi-core support like a year or two ago?
    Ah, e-communities - the "pinnacle" of the internet............yeah, right.
  • Sylvermynx
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    xeNNNNN wrote: »
    Single core? Didn't they update the game for multi-core support like a year or two ago?

    I think so....
  • etchedpixels
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    On U30 it would only use 4 threads. You can now however turn on the multithreaded rendering and it seems to make far better use of bigger core counts. Even at 4K and with a not terribly recent but decent graphics card (RX580) it's not stretching or needing to use all my AMD Ryzen CPU though, so a threadripper or an i9 would be a bit of a waste.

    Edited by etchedpixels on 5 November 2021 01:04
    Too many toons not enough time
  • Saieden
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    etchedpixels wrote: »
    On U30 it would only use 4 threads. You can now however turn on the multithreaded rendering and it seems to make far better use of bigger core counts. Even at 4K and with a not terribly recent but decent graphics card (RX580) it's not stretching or needing to use all my AMD Ryzen CPU though, so a threadripper or an i9 would be a bit of a waste.

    That's because you are gpu limited at 4k, especially on a 580. Lower your resolution and you will see more cpu usage and higher frame rates.
  • etchedpixels
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    Saieden wrote: »
    etchedpixels wrote: »
    On U30 it would only use 4 threads. You can now however turn on the multithreaded rendering and it seems to make far better use of bigger core counts. Even at 4K and with a not terribly recent but decent graphics card (RX580) it's not stretching or needing to use all my AMD Ryzen CPU though, so a threadripper or an i9 would be a bit of a waste.

    That's because you are gpu limited at 4k, especially on a 580. Lower your resolution and you will see more cpu usage and higher frame rates.

    That is a very good point. However I'm limited to 60fps anyway by the display. The headroom seems pretty huge though given I can run ESO on Linux through proton emulation whilst compiling software in the background 8)

    More of a question on the 12900 will be how it handles the fact there are 8 fast cores and 8 toy ones.

    Too many toons not enough time
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