Lotheimas wrote: »

Hello guys!
I really enjoy playing this game but i keep gettin random fps spikes - Like im at 88 fps and then *BUM* go to 30 fps or lower for a couple of secs then it goes back to 80 fps.
I dont know what might by causing this... Tried most of the things i found online and nothing seems to change!
My specs:
Desktop
Ram : 8g
CPU : intel core i5-4430 @ 3.0Ghz
Gpu : geforce gtx 650
OS: W10

I dont want to play the game at 80++ fps i just want to balance the drops and make them more stable i wouldnt mind playing at 35 fps if i didnt have random freezes evey 5 mins!
Thanks for the attention guys!
Lotheimas

Me too

Before they released imperial city last year,i was playing eso at 30 to 60 fps.

My system is i7 920 2.66 mhz cpu,8gb ram,amd 7870 gpu.

Once imperial city went live,i was getting 30fps dropping to 20fps,and the load times were insane.

So i went back to playing gw2,which plays fine with 100s of people on screen.

Last week i see they released a 64bit client and dx11 for eso,so thought they must have fixed the framerate drops,i had 6 months ago.

So playing eso today its far worse than its ever been,now im getting very bad stuttering in the framerate,fps between 30 fps,down to 2 fps.

Nothing has changed on my pc,i can play the witcher 3,dying light at over 40fps with no big framerate drops.

So im guessing the latest patch has broken some thing,hope they can fix it,we will see.

I get the same thing, it's worse in Orsinium for me. My fps drops from the usual 30ish down to 5 fps or lower at random times.
Using Windows 7, 64 bit.
Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6670
8GB Ram
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 250 3.00 GHz

If you nave NVIDIA, revert to just the previous driver.

I had the same issues after the TG patch > low fps around 15 (anywhere in game), alt-tab out, then alt-tab back to the game just a second later and fps is back up to 80; zone to anywhere, and it starts over again. I just had to multi-alt-tab all day. Then, I read about reverting to the previous driver and it worked. Now I get stable, 50 to 80 fps anywhere.

Hope the devs are looking at this.

nordmarian wrote: »

Any stable nvidia driver recommended? Also what OS? Atm got issues on win7x64

@nordmarian i think i returned to 358.x .. Im at work now ill check when i get home

@nordmarian the most recent ones is where the problem is..
Also unistall all older drivers

Just install ESO and unsubscribe.

me2. tried to roll back from w10 to 7. not working.. tried to reinstall game, not working. gonna test new driver now

The issue with framerates dropping to 10 and staying there for a few seconds before going back to normal affect both AMD and NVidia hardware, going by reports on these forums and my own experience it seems to be an issue regardless of choice of CPU or GPU.

Add me to the list of people still affected even with the new 64 bit client and latest minor patches. AMD FX-6350 CPU, Radeon R9 380 GPU, 16GB system memory, AMD 990FX motherboard chipset, rock solid internet connection.

I have them too, and I suspect it's a memory leak that's taken hibernation in the game engine. I've experienced them in the strangest situations, per example I stood in the Thieve's den and looked at my achievements, determining what I had to go back and do. Suddenly my FPS dropped from a stable 80 to 8-9, and it lasted for 5-8 minutes then it was gone.

Same yesterday, was at a crafting stating, doing nothing but refining and upgrading items, boom, FPS drops to 8-9.

I haven't experienced them too much before, but after the Thieve's Guild DLC, they've become increasingly frequent, and they seem to appear in random.