LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Because your OS is more to blame than your hardware. Why do people always point to the hands when the tools are broken?
Your OS is almost certainly the reason you're having issues.
Oh, my OS is broken now... thats not an assumption is it? dear god how can you even put "almost certainly" in that sentence.
It's what we call deductive reasoning. You should try it sometime. You yourself are certain it isn't your hardware. All that's left is what interfaces with the game 99% of the time, your OS.
Additionally, the only place I've ever seen people complain about the crashes in this game are here on these forums. I myself have never crashed, have 4 friends who play this game and have never crashed, have never witnessed anyone complaining about it in zone or guild chat.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just this: just because it's happening to you doesn't make it the game. It's more likely it's your rig (not just hardware, but operating system as well).
Maybe I shouldave clarified. I seemingly have to. Especially since you act like an expert. I've worked with computers for years fixing computers for others involving technical issues with both hardware and software. Including games, viruses, broken hardware, software clean-up, dust cleaning, and everything people needed. My job involved fixing at least 6 computers a day and make them run smoothly. That's well over 2000 computers in my hands in a year.
Tell me, what is wrong with my OS, technically speaking? You don't have to be accurate at all, just give me some examples. It'll be interesting to hear.
you aswell @Kalghed , gimme words of expertise
Exactly. And I said that in my comment.LEGENDARYYY wrote: »People don't seem to grasp that if it doesn't happen to you, it doesn't mean other computer setups aren't struggling with this broken game.
just because it's happening to you doesn't make it the game.
lordrichter wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Turning that around, can you explain why a Core 2 Quad GTX 660 1GB HD and an i7 GTX 660 SSD have seen a random loading screen fewer than 5 times, total, in the last year? Random crashes at the same level of frequency. The first system is Holy, no overclocking. The second system has the CPU overclocked but not the GPU.
For me, this is close enough to zero to not matter.
I am not saying that it is not ESO, but I also cannot rule out other things.
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »There are some bugs you can be almost certain of is not related to hardware and software. Like when I walk around in Mournhold or Craglorn and crash in the same area every time, doing nothing but pressing the W key. It doesn't happen in Glenumbra or any other place. Or when I get infinite loading screens on every door in Blackheart Haven, but I never get it in any other dungeons?lordrichter wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Turning that around, can you explain why a Core 2 Quad GTX 660 1GB HD and an i7 GTX 660 SSD have seen a random loading screen fewer than 5 times, total, in the last year? Random crashes at the same level of frequency. The first system is Holy, no overclocking. The second system has the CPU overclocked but not the GPU.
For me, this is close enough to zero to not matter.
I am not saying that it is not ESO, but I also cannot rule out other things.
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
WillhelmBlack wrote: »You all Zerg too much.
ESO doesn't like overclocks.
Finding your character dead next to a wayshrine is what the game does, you were still online when the game crashed and you were killed so it puts you to the nearest, safest, accessible again place. I don't think the game crashing is a bug, it just doesn't agree with what your PC is trying to make it do.
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Because your OS is more to blame than your hardware. Why do people always point to the hands when the tools are broken?
Your OS is almost certainly the reason you're having issues.
Oh, my OS is broken now... thats not an assumption is it? dear god how can you even put "almost certainly" in that sentence.
It's what we call deductive reasoning. You should try it sometime. You yourself are certain it isn't your hardware. All that's left is what interfaces with the game 99% of the time, your OS.
Additionally, the only place I've ever seen people complain about the crashes in this game are here on these forums. I myself have never crashed, have 4 friends who play this game and have never crashed, have never witnessed anyone complaining about it in zone or guild chat.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just this: just because it's happening to you doesn't make it the game. It's more likely it's your rig (not just hardware, but operating system as well).
Maybe I shouldave clarified. I seemingly have to. Especially since you act like an expert. I've worked with computers for years fixing computers for others involving technical issues with both hardware and software. Including games, viruses, broken hardware, software clean-up, dust cleaning, and everything people needed. My job involved fixing at least 6 computers a day and make them run smoothly. That's well over 2000 computers in my hands in a year.
Tell me, what is wrong with my OS, technically speaking? You don't have to be accurate at all, just give me some examples. It'll be interesting to hear.
you aswell @Kalghed , gimme words of expertise
Yes, running free-to-download virus scanners and defragmentation tools for years makes you an expert. I just went to school to be a software engineer. What do I know?
Have you considered broken/missing registry keys? Drivers for your HD/SSD? Other programs running with memory leaks that cause a shortage? Permissions of the directory where you're installing?
It's a little hard to make specific suggestions when all you've done is list the series your CPU is in (no generation or specifics mentioned), the model of your GPU (make is still missing), and the fact that you have an SSD. I know it seems trivial, but I often don't believe people when they say "all drivers updated", because that usually just means "I installed the GPU driver".
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Because your OS is more to blame than your hardware. Why do people always point to the hands when the tools are broken?
Your OS is almost certainly the reason you're having issues.
Oh, my OS is broken now... thats not an assumption is it? dear god how can you even put "almost certainly" in that sentence.
It's what we call deductive reasoning. You should try it sometime. You yourself are certain it isn't your hardware. All that's left is what interfaces with the game 99% of the time, your OS.
Additionally, the only place I've ever seen people complain about the crashes in this game are here on these forums. I myself have never crashed, have 4 friends who play this game and have never crashed, have never witnessed anyone complaining about it in zone or guild chat.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just this: just because it's happening to you doesn't make it the game. It's more likely it's your rig (not just hardware, but operating system as well).
Maybe I shouldave clarified. I seemingly have to. Especially since you act like an expert. I've worked with computers for years fixing computers for others involving technical issues with both hardware and software. Including games, viruses, broken hardware, software clean-up, dust cleaning, and everything people needed. My job involved fixing at least 6 computers a day and make them run smoothly. That's well over 2000 computers in my hands in a year.
Tell me, what is wrong with my OS, technically speaking? You don't have to be accurate at all, just give me some examples. It'll be interesting to hear.
you aswell @Kalghed , gimme words of expertise
Yes, running free-to-download virus scanners and defragmentation tools for years makes you an expert. I just went to school to be a software engineer. What do I know?
Have you considered broken/missing registry keys? Drivers for your HD/SSD? Other programs running with memory leaks that cause a shortage? Permissions of the directory where you're installing?
It's a little hard to make specific suggestions when all you've done is list the series your CPU is in (no generation or specifics mentioned), the model of your GPU (make is still missing), and the fact that you have an SSD. I know it seems trivial, but I often don't believe people when they say "all drivers updated", because that usually just means "I installed the GPU driver".
Man I don't want a pissing contest here. I'm not gonna fight back and tell you I knew of registry keys, memory leaks and permissions when I was 8 years old and that you should probably go back to school when you claim bugs in ESO are "almost certainly" OS related. I'm almost certain you can't be certain of that...
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
the gtx580 is a 4 year old video card. video cards crap out quickly due to the heat they spit out, and die even faster if you were silly and invested in water cooing for that card as an after-thought and did not install it properly.
what i7? at the time of the gtx580 (2011 btw), it was the 2600 series. that would put you almost 4 generations behind in cpu
SSD is great and all, but an SSD will not cure problems you have elsewhere.
i played this game 3 months last year on a garbage alienware x51 system that looks like a console. i7 4700 haswell, gtx 670 oem. 16gb ram. 2tb 6gb/s good 'ol platter drive as I am not a fan of the finite lifespans of SSD's. never had a loading screen.
replaced that piece of junk which had terrible, terrible heat management issues with a new rig. yep. overpaid again for my alienware area 51 with 5980 haswell i7, gtx titan z 6gb card, 32gb ram (for photoshop and premiere mostly) and another 2 tb 6gb/s HDD. well..given how much my time is worth per hour, it was actually cheaper for me to buy this system than to build yet another rig. i'm getting old and have little to no patience for that nonsense anymore.
still no random loading screens.
I have had the client straight up puke on me in heavily crowded cities - crashing a total of 3 times in the last 6 weeks. Diagnostics didn't point to hardware (the most common culprit being a dead memory stick) so i just repaired and moved on.
i got the infinite loading screen once a few weeks ago, at the same time everyone else was. that was a server side issue.
if this is the buggiest game you have played in the last 19 years, you must have skipped all of the other elder scrolls titles entirely. or star wars galaxies at launch. or battlecruiser 3000. google that last one for lots of laughs.
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Because your OS is more to blame than your hardware. Why do people always point to the hands when the tools are broken?
Your OS is almost certainly the reason you're having issues.
Oh, my OS is broken now... thats not an assumption is it? dear god how can you even put "almost certainly" in that sentence.
It's what we call deductive reasoning. You should try it sometime. You yourself are certain it isn't your hardware. All that's left is what interfaces with the game 99% of the time, your OS.
Additionally, the only place I've ever seen people complain about the crashes in this game are here on these forums. I myself have never crashed, have 4 friends who play this game and have never crashed, have never witnessed anyone complaining about it in zone or guild chat.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just this: just because it's happening to you doesn't make it the game. It's more likely it's your rig (not just hardware, but operating system as well).
Maybe I shouldave clarified. I seemingly have to. Especially since you act like an expert. I've worked with computers for years fixing computers for others involving technical issues with both hardware and software. Including games, viruses, broken hardware, software clean-up, dust cleaning, and everything people needed. My job involved fixing at least 6 computers a day and make them run smoothly. That's well over 2000 computers in my hands in a year.
Tell me, what is wrong with my OS, technically speaking? You don't have to be accurate at all, just give me some examples. It'll be interesting to hear.
you aswell @Kalghed , gimme words of expertise
Yes, running free-to-download virus scanners and defragmentation tools for years makes you an expert. I just went to school to be a software engineer. What do I know?
Have you considered broken/missing registry keys? Drivers for your HD/SSD? Other programs running with memory leaks that cause a shortage? Permissions of the directory where you're installing?
It's a little hard to make specific suggestions when all you've done is list the series your CPU is in (no generation or specifics mentioned), the model of your GPU (make is still missing), and the fact that you have an SSD. I know it seems trivial, but I often don't believe people when they say "all drivers updated", because that usually just means "I installed the GPU driver".
Man I don't want a pissing contest here. I'm not gonna fight back and tell you I knew of registry keys, memory leaks and permissions when I was 8 years old and that you should probably go back to school when you claim bugs in ESO are "almost certainly" OS related. I'm almost certain you can't be certain of that...
bugs exist, but crashing with the frequency you claim IF this continued after a fresh install - it's time to look elsewhere.
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Because your OS is more to blame than your hardware. Why do people always point to the hands when the tools are broken?
Your OS is almost certainly the reason you're having issues.
Oh, my OS is broken now... thats not an assumption is it? dear god how can you even put "almost certainly" in that sentence.
It's what we call deductive reasoning. You should try it sometime. You yourself are certain it isn't your hardware. All that's left is what interfaces with the game 99% of the time, your OS.
Additionally, the only place I've ever seen people complain about the crashes in this game are here on these forums. I myself have never crashed, have 4 friends who play this game and have never crashed, have never witnessed anyone complaining about it in zone or guild chat.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just this: just because it's happening to you doesn't make it the game. It's more likely it's your rig (not just hardware, but operating system as well).
Maybe I shouldave clarified. I seemingly have to. Especially since you act like an expert. I've worked with computers for years fixing computers for others involving technical issues with both hardware and software. Including games, viruses, broken hardware, software clean-up, dust cleaning, and everything people needed. My job involved fixing at least 6 computers a day and make them run smoothly. That's well over 2000 computers in my hands in a year.
Tell me, what is wrong with my OS, technically speaking? You don't have to be accurate at all, just give me some examples. It'll be interesting to hear.
you aswell @Kalghed , gimme words of expertise
Yes, running free-to-download virus scanners and defragmentation tools for years makes you an expert. I just went to school to be a software engineer. What do I know?
Have you considered broken/missing registry keys? Drivers for your HD/SSD? Other programs running with memory leaks that cause a shortage? Permissions of the directory where you're installing?
It's a little hard to make specific suggestions when all you've done is list the series your CPU is in (no generation or specifics mentioned), the model of your GPU (make is still missing), and the fact that you have an SSD. I know it seems trivial, but I often don't believe people when they say "all drivers updated", because that usually just means "I installed the GPU driver".
Man I don't want a pissing contest here. I'm not gonna fight back and tell you I knew of registry keys, memory leaks and permissions when I was 8 years old and that you should probably go back to school when you claim bugs in ESO are "almost certainly" OS related. I'm almost certain you can't be certain of that...
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
How much RAM do you have? What are your virtual memory settings and how full is your hard drive? If you have your virtual memory set to an amount that is close to, or less than the amount of available space on your hard drive, you will see crashes. Likewise, if you only have like 2GB RAM, no matter how good your Video Card and CPU are, you're going to be topping out and most likely crashing.
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
Because your OS is more to blame than your hardware. Why do people always point to the hands when the tools are broken?
Your OS is almost certainly the reason you're having issues.
Oh, my OS is broken now... thats not an assumption is it? dear god how can you even put "almost certainly" in that sentence.
It's what we call deductive reasoning. You should try it sometime. You yourself are certain it isn't your hardware. All that's left is what interfaces with the game 99% of the time, your OS.
Additionally, the only place I've ever seen people complain about the crashes in this game are here on these forums. I myself have never crashed, have 4 friends who play this game and have never crashed, have never witnessed anyone complaining about it in zone or guild chat.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just this: just because it's happening to you doesn't make it the game. It's more likely it's your rig (not just hardware, but operating system as well).
Maybe I shouldave clarified. I seemingly have to. Especially since you act like an expert. I've worked with computers for years fixing computers for others involving technical issues with both hardware and software. Including games, viruses, broken hardware, software clean-up, dust cleaning, and everything people needed. My job involved fixing at least 6 computers a day and make them run smoothly. That's well over 2000 computers in my hands in a year.
Tell me, what is wrong with my OS, technically speaking? You don't have to be accurate at all, just give me some examples. It'll be interesting to hear.
you aswell @Kalghed , gimme words of expertise
Yes, running free-to-download virus scanners and defragmentation tools for years makes you an expert. I just went to school to be a software engineer. What do I know?
Have you considered broken/missing registry keys? Drivers for your HD/SSD? Other programs running with memory leaks that cause a shortage? Permissions of the directory where you're installing?
It's a little hard to make specific suggestions when all you've done is list the series your CPU is in (no generation or specifics mentioned), the model of your GPU (make is still missing), and the fact that you have an SSD. I know it seems trivial, but I often don't believe people when they say "all drivers updated", because that usually just means "I installed the GPU driver".
Man I don't want a pissing contest here. I'm not gonna fight back and tell you I knew of registry keys, memory leaks and permissions when I was 8 years old and that you should probably go back to school when you claim bugs in ESO are "almost certainly" OS related. I'm almost certain you can't be certain of that...
"I'm not gonna fight back..."
*Proceeds to fight back*
Look, I really could not care less. You've pissed on everyone here that's tried to give you advice by acting superior to them. It's at this point that I sit back and watch you make a fool of yourself.
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
How much RAM do you have? What are your virtual memory settings and how full is your hard drive? If you have your virtual memory set to an amount that is close to, or less than the amount of available space on your hard drive, you will see crashes. Likewise, if you only have like 2GB RAM, no matter how good your Video Card and CPU are, you're going to be topping out and most likely crashing.
8 GB ram, more then enough to run memory eating ESO. Virtual Memory is set to standard windows settings, haven't touched it. I have 2 SSDs and 2 HDDs, none filled. Should be enough for automatic Virtual Memory settings to work with if ever needed.
you mean virtual memory amount set to higher then free storage space may cause problems right?
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »you mean virtual memory amount set to higher then free storage space may cause problems right?
gamers should replace video cards every two years at a minimum. that 2600 is going to throttle anything newer than a 680 though
my streaming rig is an i7 2600 with a gtx 680 and 16gb ram. runs this game at an unacceptable to me framerate on ultra, but also does not give random loading screens. only my laptop does that.
replace your 4 year old card. you know that card has a substantial power draw and heat output compared to everything that has come out after, right? hell going from a 590 to 680 i saw no change in performance, but my power draw was cut by over two thirds.
windows 8 introduced many new memory management features specific to gaming that make that os just trump everything right now - gaming wise.
if you are getting a constant, random loading screen and constant crashes after a fresh, clean install of the game you MUST look to your rig. many of us are not having these issues.
I know it seems trivial, but I often don't believe people when they say "all drivers updated", because that usually just means "I installed the GPU driver".
LEGENDARYYY wrote: »LEGENDARYYY wrote: »never. look to your rig.
please enlighten us with a technical explanation of how my i7, gtx580, ssd storage, all drivers updated rig is the reason for daily bugs in this game. Yesterday I crashed at least 30 times, and I get random loading screens aswell (often infinite ones that require me to terminate the process).
Tell me, is my rig responsible for me logging in finding myself dead next to the Mournhold wayshrine aswell? (happend yesterday)
I've worked with computers for years, but maybe you can teach me something new,
or is it just a clueless assumption?
Within 19 years of gaming, ESO is the most buggy experience I've encountered I'm afraid. Theres not enough space on forums to write down all the bugs I encounter. Still love the game..
How much RAM do you have? What are your virtual memory settings and how full is your hard drive? If you have your virtual memory set to an amount that is close to, or less than the amount of available space on your hard drive, you will see crashes. Likewise, if you only have like 2GB RAM, no matter how good your Video Card and CPU are, you're going to be topping out and most likely crashing.
8 GB ram, more then enough to run memory eating ESO. Virtual Memory is set to standard windows settings, haven't touched it. I have 2 SSDs and 2 HDDs, none filled. Should be enough for automatic Virtual Memory settings to work with if ever needed.
you mean virtual memory amount set to higher then free storage space may cause problems right?
Which SSD are you using? I'm running a Samsung 840 Pro with the Samsung Magician program to handle OS settings/adjustments with the SSD. Do you have any form of manufacturer tools/programs installed to assist with something like this?