Nemesis7884 wrote: »i run eso on 65 inch tv in 4k on pc (ryzen 5 + 1080 ti) and honestly i wouldn't play the game anymore if i had to go back to 1080..its so much better...i haven't had any issues...game runs at 60fps (locked) and only few times dips to like 40
Teach me master xD
Im running it on 2k + reshade with i7 6700k and gtx1080.
Lately i did manage to pull 60 fps most of the time but i had to reduce those particle options to minimum for that.
Even so, in trials it goes down to 40, sometimes even 30.
I pretty much tried everything so far, removing reshade, disabling ALL addons, reducing some video settings....result was exactly the same.
Do you have it locked at 60 in trials and dungeons aswell ?
Nemesis7884 wrote: »i run eso on 65 inch tv in 4k on pc (ryzen 5 + 1080 ti) and honestly i wouldn't play the game anymore if i had to go back to 1080..its so much better...i haven't had any issues...game runs at 60fps (locked) and only few times dips to like 40
MLGProPlayer wrote: »The biggest issue with 4K is you'll be running all your games at 60 fps (or lower if you don't have a 1080 Ti). If you're used to 144+ fps on a high refresh rate monitor, that can be unplayable (it is for me). It's not so much an issue with ESO where the fps sucks at any resolution, but it's a tougher pill to swallow with other games (especially shooters). 1080p or 1440p (depending on your GPU) is still the sweet spot of gaming resolutions IMO.
There are UI scaling issues in other games (and Windows 10 itself). ESO doesn't seem affected.
Here is a video covering a lot of the issues with 4K gaming. I feel like we're still 1-2 GPU generations away from it making sense.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwYxXrbcJUg&list=PLaDlMPtRoqwt4aM6l7T3Gh6fAg-0i3B5e&index=2&t=507s"]https://youtube.com/watch?v=rwYxXrbcJUg&list=PLaDlMPtRoqwt4aM6l7T3Gh6fAg-0i3B5e&index=2&t=507s
I have an older set up. i5-4670k with a 1060 6GB card.
At 1080p my GPU use NEVER went higher than 60% during any gameplay. So I figured I would give 4k DSR a shot. I have had virtually no loss of frames and my card is at 90-100% use all the time. Visually it looks very nice and I don't need to use any anti-aliasing technique at all.
There are no UI scaling issues with this game, unlike others I have tried at 4k (LotRO, GW2 etc).
So depending on what kind of setup you have, doubling the resolution may have no impact at all on your FPS.
Teach me master xD
Im running it on 2k + reshade with i7 6700k and gtx1080.
Lately i did manage to pull 60 fps most of the time but i had to reduce those particle options to minimum for that.
Even so, in trials it goes down to 40, sometimes even 30.
I pretty much tried everything so far, removing reshade, disabling ALL addons, reducing some video settings....result was exactly the same.
Do you have it locked at 60 in trials and dungeons aswell ?
Interesting to know, I was looking at the 3gb version because it was a lot cheaper, but that was for 1080p gaming. Might try and stretch to the 6gb one then for 4k on ESO (don't really play much else). Also I prefer a 22inch monitor, 24 at the biggest and it's so hard to find a 4k one that small. People say you can't tell the difference at that size but they should get their eyes checked, seriously. I got a 3k 8.4 inch tablet and I can tell the difference on that size so it baffles me there isn't a better selection of smaller monitors.
profundidob16_ESO wrote: »
your fps drops are not from your video card but from your cpu. If you were to buy a new 7700K or 8700K and run it @5ghz all your fps drop problems would be gone in a flash
Harrdarrzarr wrote: »This topic might be the place to ask. Which cpu is better for games like ESO, with busy endgame pve in mind? Ryzen 5 or i5 (7400 or 8400). I'll probably go for a 1060 3gb graphics card along with those.
My pc is getting old so I'm looking around for what's decent.
I believe this game is more single thread, so I'd go with the new i3 quad cores with high clock speeds. Probably what I'll do.
Nemesis7884 wrote: »
you sure this isnt a placebo effect...i have HIGH doubts anyone can tell the diference betwwen 60 and 144 in eso
Harrdarrzarr wrote: »This topic might be the place to ask. Which cpu is better for games like ESO, with busy endgame pve in mind? Ryzen 5 or i5 (7400 or 8400). I'll probably go for a 1060 3gb graphics card along with those.
My pc is getting old so I'm looking around for what's decent.
I play in 4K.
Here's a screenshot I found that might give you an idea. There are no UI issues really.
https://i.imgur.com/vMfCWln.jpg
Like Nemesis, I never want to go back to 1080 either.