profundidob16_ESO wrote: »ive been getting quite a bit of VERY short freezes where i just stop moving for a second ... also random quick load screens that just flash the load screen image
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running...
i7 4790k
Maximus Hero VII
16gb ram
gtx 970
close the game completely down, then delete ( or rename) the usersettings.txt file and start the game again
oh it happens on a regular basis ... even after ive had the computer fully off for 14 hours
profundidob16_ESO wrote: »profundidob16_ESO wrote: »ive been getting quite a bit of VERY short freezes where i just stop moving for a second ... also random quick load screens that just flash the load screen image
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running...
i7 4790k
Maximus Hero VII
16gb ram
gtx 970
close the game completely down, then delete ( or rename) the usersettings.txt file and start the game again
oh it happens on a regular basis ... even after ive had the computer fully off for 14 hours
I have the feeling you may have misunderstood. The point was not to shut down the game and restart it in order to fix it but rather about having the game create new fresh default settings file by deleting the existing usersettings file. The game must be closed while doing so because else the file is in use and the existing running settings will overwrite again at the end.
Have you tried this ?
profundidob16_ESO wrote: »I've just logged in and it doesn't appear that anything changed. I get humongous system lag during character loading (this was gone on PTS), and game is stuttering like crazy too.
close the game completely down, then delete ( or rename) the usersettings.txt file and start the game again
just like the other people before it sounds like you still have some old setting in there that is not adapted correctly. Starting with a clean slate now after patch will cut it out
profundidob16_ESO wrote: »I've just logged in and it doesn't appear that anything changed. I get humongous system lag during character loading (this was gone on PTS), and game is stuttering like crazy too.
close the game completely down, then delete ( or rename) the usersettings.txt file and start the game again
just like the other people before it sounds like you still have some old setting in there that is not adapted correctly. Starting with a clean slate now after patch will cut it out
Don't start with this nonsense. I did that After Summerset was released already, and it made zero difference.
Why can't people simply admit ZOS f*ed up?
KoultouraS wrote: »So what is your take on it?
Why should the high end pc have more problems than the low end ones.
To my eyes there is no whatsoever logic explanation as to why this thing is happening.
You're entitled to demand anything you want. I demand omnipotence every day, but god has yet to comply.KoultouraS wrote: »Isn't the guy who spend 700-800 euros on GPU and half of that on CPU entitled to demand better services?
KoultouraS wrote: »So what is your take on it?
Why should the high end pc have more problems than the low end ones.
To my eyes there is no whatsoever logic explanation as to why this thing is happening.
Very likely they don't. But the user you're talking about has higher expectations.
Further, there are very likely people with high-end PCs who are perfectly content with their performance. Those players are not likely to go on the forums to read performance issue threads.
Another issue is perception. Studies have shown most people are okay with 30 fps gaming. Most players have low sensitivity cameras and are therefore less impacted by stutter. A player with a high sensitivity to frame times and with a high sensitivity camera (mouse speed) will notice performance issues more.
But the bottom line is that ZOS has chosen to prioritize appearance and customization over performance. Perhaps further optimizations and the eventual move to DX12 will help, but I don't have my fingers crossed. I don't think we'll ever see the kind of performance we saw earlier in the games life when performance had a higher priority than appearance and customization. Recall how flat many of the orignal armors were. That was by design to ensure the best possible combat performance.
I want to make it clear: I am not apologizing for ZOS. I think it sucks. But there is a cost to constantly adding global art assets like styles, costumes, mounts, pets, etc and features like Outfits. I wish they'd optimize the game for hardcore gamers who want stutter-free gaming and consistently low frame times and have twitchy high sensitivity cameras and high dpi mice. But instead, it's optimized for players who loved modding Skyrim and now love customizing their characters in ESO.
ZOS_AlexTardif wrote: »Thanks everyone for the information! The stutter many of you are experiencing now is new with this patch. With the info and videos you have supplied, we've been able to track down the sources of these and are currently working on fixes that we'll get out as soon as possible. We've also discovered that if you have Game Mode turned on (Windows 10 users), it can significantly negatively impact the performance of the game with the Summerset patch, so it's worth double-checking if you have that enabled.
Additionally, when customer support recommends disabling your addons to help with framerate issues, that's not a blind recommendation. In practice through performance analysis, we've seen a large number of popular addons that can impact framerate. Some are a constant impact, averaging 2-4ms of CPU processing time per frame, but we've seen as high as 8-10ms. Some affect it during combat, and some decrease framerate over time until you reload your UI or your client completely. Addons are not multithreaded, and their impact stacks cumulatively. This is why we recommend disabling them when you have performance issues, though we understand many prefer to make the utility vs performance trade-off.
We may also recommend that you delete (or change the name of) your UserSettings file and let the game generate a new for you, and this can genuinely be helpful. Sometimes that file can find ways to get in a bad state after a patch. We also often see people making modifications to that file and then recommending those same modifications to other people. While well-intended, this can often lead to problems because no two people are likely to have the same PC hardware, so if you have modified your UserSettings file, we definitely recommend letting the game make a new one for you. We only recommend changing those settings if you have a solid understanding of how it will impact your machine.
If you've done all of that, and you're still not seeing any improvements, it may well be that your CPU is not your limiting factor with ESO, either because you have an older graphics card, or because your graphics settings are high enough that the GPU time becomes the bigger factor. You can try changing those settings and see how it looks and feels for you. Shadow Quality and Reflection Quality tend to be the heaviest factors. It may also be that your particular hardware combination doesn't see as many improvements as others because these changes won't affect everyone uniformly (as evidenced by the wide range of reports about the changes).
We're still working on performance improvements in a variety of areas of the game, in the meantime we appreciate all this feedback and information. And thank you all for your patience while we work to resolve these hitches/micro-freezes.
thestud2012 wrote: »I'm one of the highish spec guys. I'm fine with medium to high graphics, but that's not the problem. What's frustrating is the stutters. Reliability is much more important than ultra graphics. It's especially frustrating that it happens in PVP. I could be on a 10 kill streak, then out of nowhere I'm hit with a 1-2 second freeze. I've had to put aside reactive characters until this is fixed. Luckily duels and BG have been reliable. I don't think moving more to the server side was wise. Can definitely tell it's hurt scalability even more.
I have an 8 core PC but when I try to change MaxCoresToUse.4 "-1" into .5 ''5'' it reverts back to .4 ''-1'' when I log into the game. Anyone know what am I doing wrong?
I have an 8 core PC but when I try to change MaxCoresToUse.4 "-1" into .5 ''5'' it reverts back to .4 ''-1'' when I log into the game. Anyone know what am I doing wrong?
I have an 8 core PC but when I try to change MaxCoresToUse.4 "-1" into .5 ''5'' it reverts back to .4 ''-1'' when I log into the game. Anyone know what am I doing wrong?
Nailed it ^Drummerx04 wrote: »I'm not sure if anyone has pointed this out yet. The performance in cyrodiil almost ALWAYS improves dramatically after a content release because half the normal pvp population goes to experience the new content. Once they get bored, they pile back into pvp and performance suffers until the next content release.
Clearly fake news.MLGProPlayer wrote: »