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Jebus McKing
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Posted - 2014.12.04 10:50:00 -
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Was just in an ambush match and framerate dropped below 10 again.
This is unbearable.
Please add performance improvements to your roadmap for the next release with a importance level of "Critical - Must do".
If you are telling me that you don't have framerate issues you are flat out lying.
And, no, I don't think that Logi bandwidth and with this less equipment spam will solve this.
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
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Posted - 2014.12.04 10:55:00 -
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Is your PS3 hot while you are playing?
Does your fan speed go very high when you are playing?
=> Replace thermal paste in your PS3. It will help.
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
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Apothecary Za'ki
Biomass Positive
2265
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Posted - 2014.12.04 11:06:00 -
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try and reboot your ps3 too.
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Jebus McKing
Jebus Hates Scans
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Posted - 2014.12.04 11:47:00 -
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Sorry guys, but I'm not interested in any workarounds which require doing anything to the hardware whatsoever.
I know from a friend who has a SSD that it will only affect loading times but framerate is completely unaffected.
I don't have any problems in any other game on my PS3 but Dust.
Framerate drops can happen even in the first match after booting the PS3.
I have re-installed Dust last week, not gonna do it again because it does not help at all.
I have set both effects and texture details to low.
I will not reduce display resolution.
The problem is not on my end. The problem is Dust and this has to be fixed. This is critical.
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CrotchGrab 360
Yon Hyaku Nijuu Moyase
1610
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Posted - 2014.12.04 12:42:00 -
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Jebus McKing wrote:Was just in an ambush match and framerate dropped below 10 again.
This is unbearable.
Please add performance improvements to your roadmap for the next release with a importance level of "Critical - Must do".
If you are telling me that you don't have framerate issues you are flat out lying.
And, no, I don't think that Logi bandwidth and with this less equipment spam will solve this.
when facing 3 or more enemies you may as well give up.
meaning if the enemy blob together you can't do anything, they all shoot at you and your screen practically freezes.
I reckon all the crap rendering 1000m in the distance which we don't need is slowing this game down, but then again, I'm not sure on that.
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KingBabar
The Rainbow Effect
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Posted - 2014.12.04 12:43:00 -
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Jebus McKing wrote:Sorry guys, but I'm not interested in any workarounds which require doing anything to the hardware whatsoever.
I know from a friend who has a SSD that it will only affect loading times but framerate is completely unaffected.
I don't have any problems in any other game on my PS3 but Dust.
Framerate drops can happen even in the first match after booting the PS3.
I have re-installed Dust last week, not gonna do it again because it does not help at all.
I have set both effects and texture details to low.
I will not reduce display resolution.
The problem is not on my end. The problem is Dust and this has to be fixed. This is critical.
I have a SSD and can confirm that what Jesus is saying is 100% correct.
I can be in any normal game where everything works out normally. Then I approach a group of players from certain countries and my frame rate starts dropping before I even see them. Its like they all have an "aura of low frame rate" about them.
Naturally this goes for all the Latinos, some of the US and definitely all the Jap players. Whats funny though is that this "Aura" seems to be strongest whenever I face the f@cking frogs, I have no idea why.
Some sort of Ping - related matchmaking would be fantastic but I seriously doubt we'll ever have the playerbase for it.
Spkr4theDead wrote:
Says the guy that was quitting the game because CCP were nerfing fused locus grenades.
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Raptor Princess
ALLOTEC INC
101
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Posted - 2014.12.04 12:49:00 -
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Replacing the thermal paste also does not fix the issue - I had mine replaced before I did anything with my ps3 and I've always had awful framerate. |
KEROSIINI-TERO
The Rainbow Effect
1554
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Posted - 2014.12.04 12:54:00 -
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Jebus McKing wrote:Sorry guys, but I'm not interested in any workarounds which require doing anything to the hardware whatsoever.
I know from a friend who has a SSD that it will only affect loading times but framerate is completely unaffected.
I don't have any problems in any other game on my PS3 but Dust.
Framerate drops can happen even in the first match after booting the PS3.
I have re-installed Dust last week, not gonna do it again because it does not help at all.
I have set both effects and texture details to low.
I will not reduce display resolution.
The problem is not on my end. The problem is Dust and this has to be fixed. This is critical.
Confirming as well, with one addition:
Twice I've tried lowres version. It did not help as general framerate was only marginally better yet it suffered from same framerate drops.
NOT confirming that server lag aka latency hurts framerate. Nor the players with high latency. Only thing which is similar is occasionally seen player suffering from terribad net connection is making miniwarps instead of walking/running. For eyes it seems similar to low fps, but everything around goes smoothly.
People would enjoy Dust a lot more if they accepted the fact that EVERYTHING is subject to change
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bolsh lee
Ahrendee Mercenaries
1059
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:05:00 -
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I really think Dust is to a point CCP is either unable to fix it do to hardware or unable to fix it do to knowledge. Every time they claim "improvements" it's extremely small and only in certain circumstances. Hey! Maybe that's the "moment to moment game play experience" they're talking about ? I'm sure the silence you'll receive from this post will confirm they have no idea how to fix it especially since it's been going on since the beginning of uprising.. |
bolsh lee
Ahrendee Mercenaries
1060
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:12:00 -
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Spectral Clone wrote:Is your PS3 hot while you are playing?
Does your fan speed go very high when you are playing?
=> Replace thermal paste in your PS3. It will help.
If not, formatting your PS3 HDD and/or replacing it with a faster HDD (SSD/hybrid drive) could remove framerate drops due to texture loading. Also re-installing Dust 514 seems to improve performance.
^ Placebo effect
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CommanderBolt
KILL-EM-QUICK RISE of LEGION
2648
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:14:00 -
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Why do you think I play on low settings with chat turned off in the options menu? It helps performance a lot even if my corp bitches that I am not on comms.
"Also I think knives are a good idea, big f**k-off shiny ones"
"Guns for show, Knives for a pro"
MY LIFE FOR AIUR!
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3233
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:15:00 -
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Jebus McKing wrote:Sorry guys, but I'm not interested in any workarounds which require doing anything to the hardware whatsoever.
Ok Mr. fancy pants.
Jebus McKing wrote:The problem is not on my end.
You never disclosed if your PS3 is getting hot. Did you check it?
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3233
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:16:00 -
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bolsh lee wrote:Spectral Clone wrote:Is your PS3 hot while you are playing?
Does your fan speed go very high when you are playing?
=> Replace thermal paste in your PS3. It will help.
If not, formatting your PS3 HDD and/or replacing it with a faster HDD (SSD/hybrid drive) could remove framerate drops due to texture loading. Also re-installing Dust 514 seems to improve performance. ^ Placebo effect
Replacing the thermal paste is NOT a placebo effect. Its proven to give you better performance (if you have heat problems). SSD greatly improves texture and model loading times.
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3233
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:21:00 -
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Also, it seems like you dont want to do anything but crying that CCPs game is bad?
Please deposit your ISK into my wallet before you biomass your character.
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
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Jebus McKing
Jebus Hates Scans
1200
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:38:00 -
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How do you define "hot"?
Of course it gets warm after using it for a while but it does not get so hot that I feel pain when I touch it, so the temperature should be < 45-50-¦C, of course the temperature inside will be slightly higher, but still this should be fine.
It also has lots of room around it so the heat can escape freely.
I've also added some rubberfeet to it a while ago, so it is always ~1cm off the ground as well.
Plus, like I said, Dust is the only game where framerate drops are an issue.
I don't know and I don't care if it is related to the graphics quality (which is much worse than most games on the PS3) or related to networking issues.
This has been an issue for quite a while now, and I get excited everytime I see "performance improvements" in the patchnotes only to then be disappointed because nothing has changed. But maybe it's my own fault for getting excited about **** like that.
Spectral Clone wrote:Also, it seems like you dont want to do anything but crying that CCPs game is bad?
Please deposit your ISK into my wallet before you biomass your character. Right, a paying customer is complaining about an ongoing issue of a product and only because I refuse to make modifications to the hardware of my PS3 automatically means that I am just crying for no reason and that everything is totally fine.
Go troll someone else.
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3233
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:48:00 -
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Jebus McKing wrote:How do you define "hot"? Of course it gets warm after using it for a while but it does not get so hot that I feel pain when I touch it, so the temperature should be < 45-50-¦C, of course the temperature inside will be slightly higher, but still this should be fine. It also has lots of room around it so the heat can escape freely. I've also added some rubberfeet to it a while ago, so it is always ~1cm off the ground as well. Plus, like I said, Dust is the only game where framerate drops are an issue. I don't know and I don't care if it is related to the graphics quality (which is much worse than most games on the PS3) or related to networking issues. This has been an issue for quite a while now, and I get excited everytime I see "performance improvements" in the patchnotes only to then be disappointed because nothing has changed. But maybe it's my own fault for getting excited about **** like that. Spectral Clone wrote:Also, it seems like you dont want to do anything but crying that CCPs game is bad?
Please deposit your ISK into my wallet before you biomass your character. Right, a paying customer is complaining about an ongoing issue of a product and only because I refuse to make modifications to the hardware of my PS3 automatically means that I am just crying for no reason and that everything is totally fine. Go troll someone else.
I'm not trolling.
The fact is, Dust might not have the best performance (putting high load on the CPU and GPU). This coupled with Sony decreasing the fan speed in the PS3 firmware little by little with every update (LINK) could explain why some players barely have framerate drops, and others have extreme drops. Especially when it is a known fact that: 1. PS3 thermal paste is very bad, it dries up and loses out on thermal conductivity quickly. 2. Having your ps3 standing vertically can make the thermal paste "melt" and flow down from the cpu.
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
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CommanderBolt
KILL-EM-QUICK RISE of LEGION
2649
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Posted - 2014.12.04 13:55:00 -
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Spectral Clone wrote:Jebus McKing wrote:How do you define "hot"? Of course it gets warm after using it for a while but it does not get so hot that I feel pain when I touch it, so the temperature should be < 45-50-¦C, of course the temperature inside will be slightly higher, but still this should be fine. It also has lots of room around it so the heat can escape freely. I've also added some rubberfeet to it a while ago, so it is always ~1cm off the ground as well. Plus, like I said, Dust is the only game where framerate drops are an issue. I don't know and I don't care if it is related to the graphics quality (which is much worse than most games on the PS3) or related to networking issues. This has been an issue for quite a while now, and I get excited everytime I see "performance improvements" in the patchnotes only to then be disappointed because nothing has changed. But maybe it's my own fault for getting excited about **** like that. Spectral Clone wrote:Also, it seems like you dont want to do anything but crying that CCPs game is bad?
Please deposit your ISK into my wallet before you biomass your character. Right, a paying customer is complaining about an ongoing issue of a product and only because I refuse to make modifications to the hardware of my PS3 automatically means that I am just crying for no reason and that everything is totally fine. Go troll someone else. I'm not trolling. The fact is, Dust might not have the best performance (putting high load on the CPU and GPU). This coupled with Sony decreasing the fan speed in the PS3 firmware little by little with every update ( LINK) could explain why some players barely have framerate drops, and others have extreme drops. Especially when it is a known fact that: 1. PS3 thermal paste is very bad, it dries up and loses out on thermal conductivity quickly. 2. Having your ps3 standing vertically can make the thermal paste "melt" and flow down from the cpu.
Thats crazy. Thanks for that link, very interesting.
What is it with corporations?! Do they not make enough money in the billions as it is, they now have to resort to underhanded tactics like (possibly) reducing fan speeds over time to get your machine to over heat.
Underhanded scumbag tactics. Well good luck sony, my PS3 lives near an open window where ambient temps are very cold.
Still this is why I prefer PC gaming. Every option is user controlled (well as much of windows as I could dig my paws into anyway)
Oh but yea DUST is poorly optimised as far as I can tell. I have games with much better graphics that actually run @ 1080p on the PS3 that do not have anywhere near the framerate drops that DUST514 gets.
"Also I think knives are a good idea, big f**k-off shiny ones"
"Guns for show, Knives for a pro"
MY LIFE FOR AIUR!
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3233
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Posted - 2014.12.04 14:25:00 -
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The worst thing is that the older fat PS3 or early PS3 slim models are affected most by overheat problems. So if you got a PS3 fat, the firmware updates will make it a lot worse for you.
I-¦m not sure which models CCP test their code on, its probably PS3 super slim, since you cant really buy PS3 slim and PS3 Fat any more.
Super slim has the best cooling of all of the three variants. Just sayin'.
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
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bolsh lee
Ahrendee Mercenaries
1061
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Posted - 2014.12.04 14:30:00 -
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Spectral Clone wrote:bolsh lee wrote:Spectral Clone wrote:Is your PS3 hot while you are playing?
Does your fan speed go very high when you are playing?
=> Replace thermal paste in your PS3. It will help.
If not, formatting your PS3 HDD and/or replacing it with a faster HDD (SSD/hybrid drive) could remove framerate drops due to texture loading. Also re-installing Dust 514 seems to improve performance. ^ Placebo effect Replacing the thermal paste is NOT a placebo effect. Its proven to give you better performance (if you have heat problems). SSD greatly improves texture and model loading times.
Other games run flawless on PS3 with out this ridiculous notion that you have to replace ******* thermal paste and switch to a technology that was barley coming to life when the ps3 was born.. So no, sorry it's a placebo effect no other game do you have to stand on your head whisper 3 times, blow on the disc and hold the controller just right in order to play the god damn game at a decent frame rate the problem is on CCP'S end..
Not to mention normal "quality developers" would come out and tell you not to replace parts especially as extensive as thermal paste but yet CCP let's this misinformation fly because they have no idea how to fix it so this BS takes the heat off of CCP when the ignorant masses get a hold of your suggestions... |
Vitantur Nothus
Nos Nothi
966
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Posted - 2014.12.04 14:33:00 -
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Jebus McKing wrote:Sorry guys, but I'm not interested in any workarounds which require doing anything to the hardware whatsoever.
I know from a friend who has a SSD that it will only affect loading times but framerate is completely unaffected.
I don't have any problems in any other game on my PS3 but Dust.
Framerate drops can happen even in the first match after booting the PS3.
I have re-installed Dust last week, not gonna do it again because it does not help at all.
I have set both effects and texture details to low.
I will not reduce display resolution.
The problem is not on my end. The problem is Dust and this has to be fixed. This is critical.
^ what he said |
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Ryme Intrinseca
Dead Man's Game RUST415
2177
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Posted - 2014.12.04 14:42:00 -
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Spectral Clone wrote:Is your PS3 hot while you are playing?
Does your fan speed go very high when you are playing?
=> Replace thermal paste in your PS3. It will help.
If not, formatting your PS3 HDD and/or replacing it with a faster HDD (SSD/hybrid drive) could remove framerate drops due to texture loading. Also re-installing Dust 514 seems to improve performance. Loading textures faster will NOT affect frame rates. It will just make the frames look a bit nicer.
But yes, texture pop in is bad in this game, and absolutely horrific on the new large socket with the central walkway. At the start of the game the city ALWAYS looks like a grey smudge. It is just as jarring as the infamous start-of-match Ashlands 'lag spike' (actually a brief but catastrophic frame rate drop). |
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Posted - 2014.12.04 14:45:00 -
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Jebus McKing wrote:Was just in an ambush match and framerate dropped below 10 again.
This is unbearable.
Please add performance improvements to your roadmap for the next release with a importance level of "Critical - Must do".
If you are telling me that you don't have framerate issues you are flat out lying.
And, no, I don't think that Logi bandwidth and with this less equipment spam will solve this.
^ +1
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3234
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Posted - 2014.12.04 15:07:00 -
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Kevall Longstride wrote:You can choose to believe me or not but I don't have any issues with frame rates on my PS3. The PC matches I've played, I've not seen any of the issues that many have described. The worst thing that's ever happened is that maybe the sound has been out of sync a little because of the Hive spams playing hell with the 5.1. I've not experienced rubber banding, LAVs pausing in the air or 30 metre teleport jumps.
The texture and Map loading improved with the SSD as I expected that's why I brought it. Didn't expect a frame rate increase from it because it wouldn't effect that. The thermal paste switch was something I'd heard could improve the PS3 performance so I had a afternoon off, some spare TIM cleaner and paste and thought I'd have a crack at it. PS 3 runs much quieter now, not only on Dust but The Last Of Use and Wipeout HD, the only other games I have for it. Almost certainly due to the GPU now having full contact with the heat sink.
I've heard that there are many different variants of PS3 as Sony often swap and change component suppliers to minimise costs. That might be a contributory factor as well. When I get the chance I might borrow a couple of friends PS3 and spend a day comparing their Dust performance in my set up compared to theirs and compare my PS3 on their set up. Has anyone done anything similar to that themselves in the last?
SOURCE: https://forums.dust514.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=2490947#post2490947
CCP is not responsible for your failing hardware.
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
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bolsh lee
Ahrendee Mercenaries
1061
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Posted - 2014.12.04 16:07:00 -
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Being a PC gamer for 15+yrs now I totally get where you're coming from and sure the PS3 hardware isn't the greatest we all know this. CCP knows this, hence Legion and the stalemate that is Dust.. But being a developer developing for a specific set of hardware you have an obligation to develop to those hardware specifications. CCP can't say oh sorry our game runs like **** because Sony's console is **** although I'd love to read the transcript between Sony and CCP if that ever was the case..
What I think the majority of us are getting at is even though those few tweaks you mentioned may make a system run quite or a bit faster on loading times there is no reason this should HAVE to be done in order to have a stable "flagship" CCP game on the system promised..
If Legion ever comes out for PC and I'm having performance problems I'll try ever suggestion you mentioned but that's because that is the nature of PCs consoles on the other hand are a single entity not designing to be tweaked or upgraded and we shouldn't have to be discussing such if CCP did their job correctly in the first place... |
TEBOW BAGGINS
GREATNESS ACHIEVED THRU TROLLING
1383
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Posted - 2014.12.04 16:22:00 -
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do you even dust? every merc knows your supposed to make swiss cheese out of your PS3 housing, wrap the CPU in tin foil (use an old hat) solder an old coat hanger to the motherboard and replace the wiring installation with duct tape.
it's not the game bro it's just your PS3 hasn't been modified to play it
AKA Zirzo Valcyn
AFKing since 2012
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3242
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Posted - 2014.12.05 09:12:00 -
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TEBOW BAGGINS wrote:do you even dust? every merc knows your supposed to make swiss cheese out of your PS3 housing, wrap the CPU in tin foil (use an old hat) solder an old coat hanger to the motherboard and replace the wiring installation with duct tape.
it's not the game bro it's just your PS3 hasn't been modified to play it
DO YOU EVEN DUST BRO.
My PS3: http://imgur.com/a/5O8ok
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
My PS3: http://imgur.com/a/5O8ok
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Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3242
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Posted - 2014.12.05 09:15:00 -
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bolsh lee wrote:Being a PC gamer for 15+yrs now I totally get where you're coming from and sure the PS3 hardware isn't the greatest we all know this. CCP knows this, hence Legion and the stalemate that is Dust.. But CCP being a developer developing for a specific set of hardware they have an obligation to develop to those hardware specifications. CCP can't say oh sorry our game runs like **** because Sony's console is **** although I'd love to read the transcript between Sony and CCP if that ever was the case.. What I think the majority of us are getting at is even though those few tweaks you mentioned may make a system run quite or a bit faster on loading times there is no reason this should HAVE to be done in order to have a stable "flagship" CCP game on the system promised.. If Legion ever comes out for PC and I'm having performance problems I'll try every suggestion you mentioned but that's because that is the nature of PCs. Consoles on the other hand are a single entity not designed to be tweaked or upgraded and we shouldn't have to be discussing such if CCP did their job correctly in the first place...
Well, everyone is different.
I have probably spent $100 and MANY hours to modify my PS3. GIMX adapter for better kb/m input, cooling mods for better framerate. For someone who dont enjoy modding so much, it might still be worth it to open up the ps3 and replace the thermal paste. Its max 2 hours of work, and will save your hardware from YLOD in the future, its not just for Dust.
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
My PS3: http://imgur.com/a/5O8ok
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Bethhy
Ancient Exiles.
2530
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Posted - 2014.12.05 10:18:00 -
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Spectral Clone wrote:bolsh lee wrote:Spectral Clone wrote:Is your PS3 hot while you are playing?
Does your fan speed go very high when you are playing?
=> Replace thermal paste in your PS3. It will help.
If not, formatting your PS3 HDD and/or replacing it with a faster HDD (SSD/hybrid drive) could remove framerate drops due to texture loading. Also re-installing Dust 514 seems to improve performance. ^ Placebo effect Replacing the thermal paste is NOT a placebo effect. Its proven to give you better performance (if you have heat problems). SSD greatly improves texture and model loading times.
Nah your suffering from placebo effect....
The other day our squad was approaching the new socket... Half of us have SSD's the other half doesn't... The City wouldn't render in for all of us at a certain distance.. We all tested at what range it rendered.. It was the same for all of us..
Even when you go back to your mercenary quarters and your looking at your mercenary load in... It goes through three phases as it loads in... This has nothing to do with a SSD. Or some magical paste.
There are people still playing today on two year old clients for DUST... Downloaded them in Chromosome.. And had it updated for two years nearly.. And compete the same as someone who just fresh downloaded it an hour ago.
This game it's self is messed... The Core mechanics of this game is messed.
Content and the concepts around the game are just amazing.. and make your excited...
Balance has always had issues but wouldn't even matter if the core mechanics where solid as players would be able to work around them with consistent gameplay and performance.
CCP has spent two years building ontop of a terrible foundation of core game mechanics... They spent more time on the lighting effects of the game then they did the general performance.....
We have spent two years asking for better Hit detection, Net code, Frame rate and optimizations, Map updates, Physics that make sense, Collision mechanics, Terrain stickyness, Aiming mechanics, Matchmaking..
All we ahve got is band aids and them re tweaking the same couple numbers over and over and over and over...... |
Spectral Clone
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
3243
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Posted - 2014.12.05 10:32:00 -
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Bethhy wrote:
Nah your suffering from placebo effect....
The other day our squad was approaching the new socket... Half of us have SSD's the other half doesn't... The City wouldn't render in for all of us at a certain distance.. We all tested at what range it rendered.. It was the same for all of us..
Even when you go back to your mercenary quarters and your looking at your mercenary load in... It goes through three phases as it loads in... This has nothing to do with a SSD. Or some magical paste.
You obviously have no idea what you are talking about. LODing had nothing to do with framerate drops due to overheating. It is a feature you add in games to improve the framerate.
What you are seeing is working as intended probably. Discrete LODing at different ranges.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_of_detail
#PCMasterRace
EVE: Legion, also known as: Schroedinger's Game, EVE: Limbo, or just "Not-a-game-yet".
My PS3: http://imgur.com/a/5O8ok
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castba
Rogue Instincts
668
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Posted - 2014.12.05 10:45:00 -
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bolsh lee wrote: no other game do you have to stand on your head whisper 3 times, blow on the disc and hold the controller just right in order to play the god damn game at a decent frame rate my old NES and intellivision disagree although both use carts instead of discs.
"When everything is OP, nothing is" - CCP Ratatti
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