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planning a new pc build (pvp)
melodeath
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hey all.
i'm planning on buying a new pc in the hope for better frame rates in pvp on higher settings.
the parts im planning to buy are:
Asus maximum ranger vii (mobo)
intel i7 4790 (4ghz) going to be overcloked to 4.4
gtx 980 ti 6gb
16gig ram ddr3 1866
and an ssd 250+- gb
i was wondering if any pvper with a similar build could tell me what kind of fps they get when in cyro (max settings)
Edited by melodeath on October 19, 2015 2:53PM i'm planning on buying a new pc in the hope for better frame rates in pvp on higher settings.
the parts im planning to buy are:
Asus maximum ranger vii (mobo)
intel i7 4790 (4ghz) going to be overcloked to 4.4
gtx 980 ti 6gb
16gig ram ddr3 1866
and an ssd 250+- gb
i was wondering if any pvper with a similar build could tell me what kind of fps they get when in cyro (max settings)
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Alexandrious✭✭✭From what I seen from alot rigs, due to whatever the hell Zenimax did in the last update, youll be getting as low as 15 fps during high mass zergs, no matter what you have or do. May wanna wait to ask this question when they fix the problem.0 -
I have a similar rig as your proposed one + 750 gig ssd and i get as low as 6-8 fpshey all.
i'm planning on buying a new pc in the hope for better frame rates in pvp on higher settings.
the parts im planning to buy are:
Asus maximum ranger vii (mobo)
intel i7 4790 (4ghz) going to be overcloked to 4.4
gtx 980 ti 6gb
16gig ram ddr3 1866
and an ssd 250+- gb
i was wondering if any pvper with a similar build could tell me what kind of fps they get when in cyro (max settings)
I7 @4.5ghz
980ti
16 gig ddr3 1800
Edited by Theonly_Brian on October 19, 2015 6:07PM0 -
Kwivur✭✭✭✭I ordered one from Xidax and it's a lot more powerful than the one you're building. I get 10 fps in Cyrodiil zergs and heavy trash mobs even. That PC is more than capable of handling this game, it's just that ZoS isn't capable with their own equipment.0 -
Alexandrious✭✭✭I ordered one from Xidax and it's a lot more powerful than the one you're building. I get 10 fps in Cyrodiil zergs and heavy trash mobs even. That PC is more than capable of handling this game, it's just that ZoS isn't capable with their own equipment.
Xidax, never heard of them before. Curious...hmm0 -
Kronuxx✭✭✭✭hey all.
i'm planning on buying a new pc in the hope for better frame rates in pvp on higher settings.
the parts im planning to buy are:
Asus maximum ranger vii (mobo)
intel i7 4790 (4ghz) going to be overcloked to 4.4
gtx 980 ti 6gb
16gig ram ddr3 1866
and an ssd 250+- gb
i was wondering if any pvper with a similar build could tell me what kind of fps they get when in cyro (max settings)
My friend, this game does not require such an intensive video card, or even that much ram. The real issue is that the game is currently poorly optimized to use such hardware. It's akin to buying a bugatii veyron engine (your hardware) and placing it in the body of a Semi Truck (eso software), expecting it to reach a top speed of 253 mph still. If you are to get the aforementioned hardware, it would be to play other games at decent settings.
Edited by Kronuxx on October 20, 2015 10:02AM0 -
melodeath✭✭✭well atm my gtx 770 is getting 25-35fps is big zerg battles with everything on max except shadows/water reflect and sunrays with view distance on 40.
so what your saying is that it wont make any diffrence ?0 -
Ravalox✭✭✭✭hey all.
i'm planning on buying a new pc in the hope for better frame rates in pvp on higher settings.
the parts im planning to buy are:
intel i7 4790 (4ghz) going to be overcloked to 4.4
Why not go with the newer 6700K Intel chip? For about 60$ more than the 4790K, you'd get current tech that can be overclocked.
newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117559&cm_re=6700k-_-19-117-559-_-Product
Not saying this would improve anything for ESO, but long term it would be better as it is a newer generation of CPU.Edited by Ravalox on October 19, 2015 8:00PMRavalox Darkshire
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Kronuxx✭✭✭✭well atm my gtx 770 is getting 25-35fps is big zerg battles with everything on max except shadows/water reflect and sunrays with view distance on 40.
so what your saying is that it wont make any diffrence ?
Not significantly no. By all means build the new system for use with other programs/games, but I would not do it for the sake of ESO. Let me direct you to this thread and you'll see what I mean. forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/221698/fps-issues-even-with-a-gtx-970#latest
If I may, and as @Ravalox suggested, you may get a longer life span and more bang for your buck by going with an 6700K rather than a 4790K. The price difference is only $40 (using pcpartpicker.com here), in addition to the cpu supporting DDR 4, which requires a lower voltage. And as some OC sites have shown, the pairing of the skylake cpu with DDR 4 ram seems to work quite well in regards to the ease of overclocking a DDR 4 ram stick.
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✭✭Did any of you with high end gaming rigs, or anyone with very low FPS drops, try the SET RequestedNumWorkerThreads "0" in UserSettings.txt? (It defaults to "-1", for the record). Ever since I tried that change I've had far better FPS than previously in Cyrodiil, even when rolled over by ~40 man Zergs, and I have an i5 4460 3,4 and 8GB 1.600 DDR3... But I also use an old AMD 4850 GPU. ESO is the only PC game I play, so until an eventual support for DX12 I figure it's ok since I for the time being mostly do PvP, and that more or less requires medium settings, no grass etc, with reservation for the very good and very fast and advanced rigs some may have.
Multicore and multithreading doesn't seem to be a favourite with the game engine, atm at least. It seems to mostly utilise 1 core, and seemingly works better when multithreading is set to 0.
Ymmv.
Edit* Correct CPU model.Edited by Idinuse on October 21, 2015 6:00AMSed ut perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium dolorem que laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo. Nemo enim ipsam voluptatem quia voluptas sit aspernatur aut odit aut fugit, sed quia consequuntur magni dolores eos qui ratione voluptatem sequi nesciunt. Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt ut labore et dolore magnam aliquam quaerat voluptatem. Ut enim ad minima veniam, quis nostrum exercitationem ullam corporis suscipit laboriosam, nisi ut aliquid ex ea commodi consequatur? Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae consequatur, vel illum qui dolorem eum fugiat quo voluptas nulla pariatur?0 -
melodeath✭✭✭well i could go with a 6700k but for some reason the site that im assembling on shows the i6700 but all the mobos suport a 1150 socket while 6700 is 1151 and doesnt support 1866 ram (im using a webshop to pick the part and let it assemble by them since i have 2 left hands)
so i guess i'l have to search some more
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Keepercraft✭✭✭Remember, ESO working on Havok who scaling performers to CPU, but ESO use only 2x cores for graphic. So you don't need more cores then 4. If you have poor CPU and Motherboard your GPU will be bored and on Cyrodill zerging he will take a coma.
For GPU minimum 2GB ram for good performance.
Remember, addons can hard slow your CPU, not all but they can.Edited by Keepercraft on October 21, 2015 2:02AMStill waiting for Sithis.0
