The problem though with your and my support of PC 101 is that these FPS specific issues discussed in this thread from the OP on down is that the FPS problem(s) did not exist prior to a certain patch and subsequently have been improved but not fixed a little here and there with later patches. On that basis all the fixes to this thread are with ZOS and not related at all to whether we have run CCleaner or dusted out our PCs. ZOS has to fix their end of things--the game FPS issues in this thread--first....
Not everyone these days know CPU 101, or how OS works.
For example, how many PC users clean their PC from dust, inside?
How many plays on the same PC as their kids, who download "who have no clue at all whats in the computer".
...
I am trying to help, with the base of what I know and seen helps for me.
eventide03b14a_ESO wrote: »IcyDeadPeople wrote: »Check to see if you are on "Windowed (Fullscreen)" mode, and if so, change to "Fullscreen" mode - this seemed to help quite a bit in my case.
There is a difference. But it shouldn't drop from 28 FPS to 8 FPS just because you're playing in window mode.
I have tried this as well but have seen no improvement whatsoever. It did not get worse either so there is that.
eventide03b14a_ESO wrote: »eventide03b14a_ESO wrote: »IcyDeadPeople wrote: »Check to see if you are on "Windowed (Fullscreen)" mode, and if so, change to "Fullscreen" mode - this seemed to help quite a bit in my case.
There is a difference. But it shouldn't drop from 28 FPS to 8 FPS just because you're playing in window mode.
I have tried this as well but have seen no improvement whatsoever. It did not get worse either so there is that.
That's because it has nothing do with the problem with FPS in PvP. I have intel i7-3610QM @ 2.30GHz and 12GB RAM with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M with 2GM VRAM I should not be experiencing 8 FPS even in window mode.
That CPU is fine (i haz it too); what's your GPU and how fast is your internet connection?
tomiffseb17_ESO wrote: »
That CPU is fine (i haz it too); what's your GPU and how fast is your internet connection?
GPU is Radeon7850 slightly OCed, 8Gb 1666 Mhz ram, and my connection was smooth so far in every other Mmo's, speed is kinda jumpy but 100% above 15Mbps. I am assuming it have to do something with the CPU because changing graphics from low to the highest makes maximum 2-5 fps more.
This issue i face from the early acces, whenever pvp happens with more then 20 people ill drop to low 20 or even below.
tomiffseb17_ESO wrote: »
That CPU is fine (i haz it too); what's your GPU and how fast is your internet connection?
GPU is Radeon7850 slightly OCed, 8Gb 1666 Mhz ram, and my connection was smooth so far in every other Mmo's, speed is kinda jumpy but 100% above 15Mbps. I am assuming it have to do something with the CPU because changing graphics from low to the highest makes maximum 2-5 fps more.
This issue i face from the early acces, whenever pvp happens with more then 20 people ill drop to low 20 or even below.
i'm running a similar card (r9 270x). how hot is your cpu and gpu?
tomiffseb17_ESO wrote: »tomiffseb17_ESO wrote: »
That CPU is fine (i haz it too); what's your GPU and how fast is your internet connection?
GPU is Radeon7850 slightly OCed, 8Gb 1666 Mhz ram, and my connection was smooth so far in every other Mmo's, speed is kinda jumpy but 100% above 15Mbps. I am assuming it have to do something with the CPU because changing graphics from low to the highest makes maximum 2-5 fps more.
This issue i face from the early acces, whenever pvp happens with more then 20 people ill drop to low 20 or even below.
i'm running a similar card (r9 270x). how hot is your cpu and gpu?
CPU is around 55-63, GPU used to run hotter 60-68 ish, somewhere i read that theese cards ok with this much but i usually raising the fan manually. (10-16! fan activity with sometimes 68 degree)
tomiffseb17_ESO wrote: »
ZOS_MichelleA wrote: »We have identified the primary cause of the performance issues (FPS drops) that some of you have been experiencing since we released v1.2.3. This has been most noticeable in Cyrodiil, but also in PVE areas. We have pushed a client hotfix to the both North American and European megaservers. This hotfix will require you to log out of the game and patch before it is applied.
We sincerely thank you for your patience as we work to improve game performance. Please let us know how the game plays for you after this hotfix.
Thank you.
alextheforce wrote: »this is my experience:
(sorry for my english)
When i buyed this game i had an I3 with RAm 8gb an 1gb Shared Intel GraphCards.
I run cyroddil in medium mode at 60/70 FPS. After the 1.2.3 or 1.2.4 i run at 4 FPS when i have +10 pg in my screen, after re-log i have also 4fps everywhere in the game.
Now, Yesterday i bought an I7 4500U, with RAM 12 GB with Geforce GT740M with 2gb dedicated, now in high mode i run 20 FPS or below (12 sometimes) and in medium mode i run 25 FPS (playable but this is not a solutions).
So i want to know why? Why you add better lights in game, and not do not solve these problems, add content, balanced classes, solve the delay of the switch weapon, and other things that would make the game better?
I love elder scrolls saga, but i think this is my last month...
Edit:
Another details i have a 100Mbs fiber ADSL
p_tsakirisb16_ESO wrote: »If you are on AMD CPU, turn off many of the eye candy settings.
Only three games scale well on the AMD 8-core cpus. The rest are sitting on 1-2 cores like TESO. And even if you overclock to 5Ghz you will be a lot slower than an Intel i5 at stock speeds.
Had one, got me to frustrating levels of performance especially when Rome 2 came out. My i5 laptop, was faster to process turns than my FX8350 at 5Ghz desktop.
Switched to i7 and never going to look back.
As for the game, indeed, turn off Ambient Occlusion, and high quality shadows when you go to Cyrodiil. Helps a lot keeping the fps 60+ even on very big fights.
(tbh I am impressed that can pull so much fps. BF4 with less people and is even worst)
jquestb16_ESO2 wrote: »I played PvP all weekend and it ran great in large scale fights on Wabba so much fun. Average FPS 70-90, large fights it would drop to around 20, anything above12 is playable. If you look at other games like GW2 in large scale fights FPS drops super low as well, and tons of people disconnect and it's been out for 2 years lol. Before the patch I would run and then get stuck on an invisible rock or something and nothing would work.
People can complain that's fine but it's waaaaaaaaay better then it was so it's a step in the right direction.
Especially when there is a magic used around my character like fires on ground, arcane explosions or something like Dragonknight Banner etc, FPS drop is dramatic.
As others mentioned, game is not using hardware capacities at maximum. GPU and CPU could be used at their max capacity and so we could get some more FPS.
p_tsakirisb16_ESO wrote: »If you are on AMD CPU, turn off many of the eye candy settings.
Only three games scale well on the AMD 8-core cpus. The rest are sitting on 1-2 cores like TESO. And even if you overclock to 5Ghz you will be a lot slower than an Intel i5 at stock speeds.