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CPU usage problems
Tankqull
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i have had allways problems on my PC when running ESO in crowded situations like pvp sieges the reason is the usage of my CPU by the ESO engine. if i do not deny the usage of the CPU 0 it is the only core used by ESO.
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the problem on my side in other games when one core is used to its fullest it starts outsourcing to the other cores, ESO somehow does not leading to horrible stuttering gameplay.
when i use the taskamanager to deny the first core to ESO the game miracly is spread over the 3 remaining cores playing much more fluently.
(the drop in core0 usage indicates its denial to ESO)
as i´m from lazy town
is it possible to automatically "disable" cpu0 when ever i start ESO without having to open the taskmanager and do it manually?
Edited by Tankqull on August 11, 2014 12:25PM e.g.
the problem on my side in other games when one core is used to its fullest it starts outsourcing to the other cores, ESO somehow does not leading to horrible stuttering gameplay.
when i use the taskamanager to deny the first core to ESO the game miracly is spread over the 3 remaining cores playing much more fluently.
(the drop in core0 usage indicates its denial to ESO)as i´m from lazy town
is it possible to automatically "disable" cpu0 when ever i start ESO without having to open the taskmanager and do it manually? spelling and grammar errors are free to be abused
Sallington wrote: »Anything useful that players are wanting added into the game all fall under the category of "Yer ruinin my 'mersion!"
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Paske✭✭✭✭Disable CPU0 for ESO ?
Will have to try this for myself.
Nice workaround,
Also setting ESO High priority helps0 -
SamWale✭✭Interesting, I may have to try this later.
Would be great if we didn't HAVE to use workarounds to play the game smoothly though!!!0 -
Mitharus✭✭✭Nice; Makes sense. Normally cpu0 has a lot of system processes pinned to it, so forcing eso off probably helps in that regard.
Do you know what happens if you deny it on any of the logical cores and only keep it pinned on the physical? i.e. it looks like you have a 2-core CPU with Hyper Threading on, or a 4-core CPU with it off. If HT is off, ignore me.
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