*FIX* for 64bit Client loss of FPS

mertusta

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 sir, saved my life. Thanks a lot.

Genomic

I play dozens of games, and have played many MMOs. Not one has had the problems I've experienced with ESO. People here defend ZOS, but they seem amateurish in comparison to almost all other major gaming studios. It's just not right.

Atreyix

mertusta 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.

You sir, saved my life. Thanks a lot.

Glad I could be of service

Atreyix

Genomic wrote: »

I play dozens of games, and have played many MMOs. Not one has had the problems I've experienced with ESO. People here defend ZOS, but they seem amateurish in comparison to almost all other major gaming studios. It's just not right.

It is what it is Genomic We love elder scrolls that much..

khele23eb17_ESO

ZOS need to get a handle on this...

jamesharv2005ub17_ESO

I dont know how the software can know what video card you wish it to use. If you have multiple cards then YOU have to tell the game what card you want it to use.

Reevster

where exactly is this file eso64.exe ? I search my PC and it doesn't come up. I have the TG patch installed and it seems to play fine but am I using the 32 bit client or 64? How do i find this out?

Gothlander

SirAndy wrote: »

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.

But if your monitor is plugged into the aftermarket gpu, wouldn't the on board Gpu not work then? Monitor has to be plugged into the onboard socket in order to use it right?

Atreyix

Reevster wrote: »

where exactly is this file eso64.exe ? I search my PC and it doesn't come up. I have the TG patch installed and it seems to play fine but am I using the 32 bit client or 64? How do i find this out?

It will be in your ESO folder...

Example: C:\Program Files\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\eso64.exe

Look in the client folder, Should show the 32 bit (Eso.exe or "eso") and the 64 bit version (eso64.exe or "eso64")

Reevster

Atreyix wrote: »

Reevster wrote: »

where exactly is this file eso64.exe ? I search my PC and it doesn't come up. I have the TG patch installed and it seems to play fine but am I using the 32 bit client or 64? How do i find this out?

It will be in your ESO folder...

Example: C:\Program Files\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\eso64.exe

Look in the client folder, Should show the 32 bit (Eso.exe or "eso") and the 64 bit version (eso64.exe or "eso64")

Ok so this is what i found. must be it, so i have the 64 version running it appears.

eso64 Application (.exe)

Atreyix

Reevster wrote: »

Atreyix wrote: »

Reevster wrote: »

where exactly is this file eso64.exe ? I search my PC and it doesn't come up. I have the TG patch installed and it seems to play fine but am I using the 32 bit client or 64? How do i find this out?

It will be in your ESO folder...

Example: C:\Program Files\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\eso64.exe

Look in the client folder, Should show the 32 bit (Eso.exe or "eso") and the 64 bit version (eso64.exe or "eso64")

Ok so this is what i found. must be it, so i have the 64 version running it appears.

eso64 Application (.exe)

That would be it, Grats

ClockworkArc

You are a saint. WOW

The 64bit client is running eso better than its ever run before.

Atreyix

Rugz_Maulgoth wrote: »

You are a saint. WOW

The 64bit client is running eso better than its ever run before.

You are welcome.

Atreyix

Gothlander wrote: »

SirAndy wrote: »

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.

But if your monitor is plugged into the aftermarket gpu, wouldn't the on board Gpu not work then? Monitor has to be plugged into the onboard socket in order to use it right?

Not exactly, You can run your integrated graphics through your dedicated GPU, but not the other way around.

NeKryXe

i nave a nvidia GTX480M at my laptop but i can't find a way to "Run with graphics processor"

Atreyix

Atreyix wrote: »

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.

Follow that.

NeKryXe

Atreyix wrote: »

Follow that.

i did that. everything looks the same but there's no «Add "Run with graphics processor"» in mine.

could it be because i'm in a laptop?

WilliamWestlake

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.

It worked for me like a charm. Notebook with Nvidia Gforce GTX 850M.

eso64 uses on-board graphics by default, I had ~10 fps with that. After selecting the Nvidia board I am back to normal, like with the 32-bit client.

Thank you very much!!

WalkingLegacy

Only works for people who have an APU processor. Which is a CPU with a GPU baked in.

Edit: plus discrete GPU of course, thought that was obvious.

WilliamWestlake

WalkingLegacy wrote: »

Only works for people who have an APU processor. Which is a CPU with a GPU baked in.

Here is the relevant part of the CPU-Z output:

Display Adapters
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Display adapter 0	
	Display name		\\.\DISPLAY1
	Name			Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
	Board Manufacturer	Clevo
	Memory size		2 GB
	PCI device		bus 0 (0x0), device 2 (0x2), function 0 (0x0)
	Vendor ID		0x8086 (0x1558)
	Model ID		0x0416 (0x6501)
	Performance Level	0

Display adapter 1	
	Name			NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M 
	Board Manufacturer	Clevo
	Revision		A2
	Memory size		2112 MB
	PCI device		bus 1 (0x1), device 0 (0x0), function 0 (0x0)
	Vendor ID		0x10DE (0x1558)
	Model ID		0x1391 (0x6501)
	Performance Level	2D Desktop
		Core clock	405.0 MHz
		Memory clock	405.0 MHz
	Performance Level	Default
		Core clock	405.0 MHz
		Memory clock	800.0 MHz
	Performance Level	3D Applications
		Core clock	540.0 MHz
		Memory clock	1001.0 MHz

Atreyix

WalkingLegacy wrote: »

Only works for people who have an APU processor. Which is a CPU with a GPU baked in.

It does not only work for people with a APU, Completely false, I am running i7 5700hq, Gtx 970m.

WalkingLegacy

Atreyix wrote: »

WalkingLegacy wrote: »

Only works for people who have an APU processor. Which is a CPU with a GPU baked in.

It does not only work for people with a APU, Completely false, I am running i7 5700hq, Gtx 970m.

Dude, you have an APU. Your 5700hq is a broadwell CPU with an Intel 5600 GPU baked into it...