nordmarian wrote: »Maybe your PC is a bit old and need an upgrade?
nordmarian wrote: »Maybe your PC is a bit old and need an upgrade?
I probably logged in 40 times last night, Gina please mention something to the guys @ account security / login to think of ways or ask the community of ways that we can log in ( alternately ) for example type in a certain code that gets emailed or an app on the phone ( like a security code ) but if you typed it in for the night or whatever you can just click log in without having to retype your password every single time? I would really appreciate it as my password is very long and it was extremely annoying & inconvenient typing it in 40+ times in one night
Same here (on both clients 32-bit and 64-bit) start with 25-30 fps in Orsinium and after 5 min fps drops to unplayable 10 fps and continues to fall.cronius77b14_ESO wrote: »the FPS seems like memory leaks to me it starts fine and quickly degenerates to micro stuttering the longer you play for. I can tell you now this patch blew performance. Im guessing from their track record they will be working on this patch for the next month or longer trying to get frame rates stable.
aslo i have problem with screen tearing now, pre-patch i was playing on my 60Hz refresh monitor without a problem, no screen tearing. after the patch it started - i tried turning v sync and tripple buffering on - didnt help. also i tried locking fps at 60 - even tho its locked at 60 i still get the screen tearing ... like wtfrealy i need some help
so i found a solution for tearing - helped me a lot i think -> I had in game settings set to fullscreen i changed it to windowed(fullscreen) and suddenly it all works way smoother, but still i got those random fps drops after the patch so if someone works something out let me know
You who are low fps what your processor and video card? I have GTX 650 ti boost 2gb and core i3 2120
ContraTempo wrote: »EDIT: I have solved this issue for my computer. I had to specify that eso64.exe run with the NVIDIA processor, rather than defaulting to the built in Intel graphics chip.