Did they improve performance recently?

Smasherx74 · October 2017

I run a lot of graphical enhancements on my game, and as a result I lose a good amount of frames, but still maintain at least 25-30 in high impact areas.

Since returning I've noticed I been getting 40fps (i limit it at 40) and it's been pretty consistent. So I'm wondering if ESO is now using more than a single core? I have an fx processor so per-core performance is really bad and as a result ESO always would dip, but now it seems to not be as bad. There are some times like if I zoom in at a water fountain I can drop fps, or of course anywhere in cyrodill, but in general I feel like the games performance has gotten better. Where as my computer has most certainly gotten worse (had to lower overclock because rising temps)

JasonSilverSpring · October 2017

There are performance enhancements coming with the the next major update later this month, but it still relies heavily on one core.

brandonv516 · October 2017

Hopefully next month there will be a console performance boost with the Xbox One X...hopefully.

Chronicburn · October 2017

This morning seemed better on Xbox na ... maybe it was just not many people on ... but there was less lag

Kram8ion · October 2017

Yes, the forums are running smoothly without the save draft spam :
...oh you mean in actual game?
Nope

Malic · October 2017

The only way the game is going to perform better is if less people play.

ArchMikem · October 2017

brandonv516 wrote: »

Hopefully next month there will be a console performance boost with the Xbox One X...hopefully.

The only way I can see the game running better on the One X is the increased Memory, that should hopefully deter Crashing to the Dashboard whenever you've played too long and the game can't load textures anymore.

Avnr · October 2017

Malic wrote: »

The only way the game is going to perform better is if less people play.

Bingo

well yesterday was half empty pvp server so it was nice for a change

LegacyDM · October 2017

Smasherx74 wrote: »

I run a lot of graphical enhancements on my game, and as a result I lose a good amount of frames, but still maintain at least 25-30 in high impact areas.

Since returning I've noticed I been getting 40fps (i limit it at 40) and it's been pretty consistent. So I'm wondering if ESO is now using more than a single core? I have an fx processor so per-core performance is really bad and as a result ESO always would dip, but now it seems to not be as bad. There are some times like if I zoom in at a water fountain I can drop fps, or of course anywhere in cyrodill, but in general I feel like the games performance has gotten better. Where as my computer has most certainly gotten worse (had to lower overclock because rising temps)

no. Performance sucks in PvP. Servers can't handle RVR, AVA, or what ever is the new term these days.

AzraelKrieg · October 2017

One thing you'll probably have noticed is that you can't see skill effects from other players anymore unless they have a synergy.

Malmai · October 2017

People leaving, servers will be in less stress from now to next c-grab DLC...

Jade1986 · October 2017

That's a definite no. The only reason my game runs more smoothely after yesterday is because I spent 4 hours using optimization programs for my system. Which seem to have fixed some loading screen issues.

stevepdodson_ESO888 · October 2017

Malic wrote: »

The only way the game is going to perform better is if less people play.

don't worry...that is happening...fewer and fewer people as the days go by

Defilted · October 2017

ArchMikem wrote: »

brandonv516 wrote: »

Hopefully next month there will be a console performance boost with the Xbox One X...hopefully.

The only way I can see the game running better on the One X is the increased Memory, that should hopefully deter Crashing to the Dashboard whenever you've played too long and the game can't load textures anymore.

I hope this is correct.