Strong Computer - Many mods - 30 FPS

[Novem99]

You have your gpu rankings, I got mine. Won't lead to anything. But I truly think yours isn't very reputable since it lists the brand new flagship of AMD at almost the same level as the 780. Sorry, but that is ridiculous since in almost all game benchmarks the Fury is only topped by a 980ti and of course the titan (http://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.php/artikel/hardware/grafikkarten/35798-amd-radeon-r9-fury-x-im-test.html?start=11)

 

I can only repeat myself: if his card with the 3GB VRAM is more than enough or overkill like you said than I don't know why this thread here exists. Because obviously it is not enough that is why the OP is complaining about his performance.

 

 

but without in-depth knowledge of his computer, that would be very hard to do

 

No, that is just not true. He already told all the info you need to know to set up the memory section of the enblocal properly. Well at least according to Mr. Vorontsov but maybe you wanna explain to him why he is wrong. Yeah, I know that wasn't really like a civilized adult but I can only work with what is given to me by yourself. Someone's complaining about performance and you suggest to compress textures as if that would give him the 20fps boost!

[sgtmcbiscuits]

I'll no longer argue about any benchmarks. However, I will say that incorrect memory settings in the ENBLocal ini file WILL NOT reduce framerate. It will cause massive amounts of stuttering, but no framerate issues. If you don't believe me, try it yourself. Compressing textures, meanwhile, will allow more of them to be added into the VRAM at once, reducing stuttering, and allow the GPU to render them more smoothly and efficiently, increasing framerate.

 

Again, please stop with the insults, because it doesn't get us anywhere.

[Novem99]

Oh my, you are really sensitive! Insults...

 

Setting up the memory settings is anything else than complicated so I don't know why you try to make rocket science out of it.

 

He has 3GB VRAM and 16GB RAM so "VideoMemorySizeMb" should be "10240".

For "ReservedMemorySizeMb" you can try these values 256 / 512 / 756. The higher the better performance but also higher risk of CTDs.

 

So what kind of indepth knowledge is here necessary?

 

And I would also like to know from you how many fps he will get after he compressed ALL of his textures what is btw

A) time consuming and

B) not really recommendable since it can cause issues like you already said by yourself.

 

I also don't get why you recommend to resize textures to 2k when it is obvious that he wants to use 4k textures!

[MotoSxorpio]

I think you two hijacked this thread.

[Novem99]

I think you may be right :sad:

[MotoSxorpio]

Fortunately, it is salvageable.

 

You are both right, both wrong. ;)

 

Benchmarks only work if everyone uses the same benchmark.

 

Every PC is unique once there is hardware that interacts with an OS. So, arguing benchmarks etc is pointless. Just get to the stuff where you have experience overcoming some obstacle related to hardware vs software.

 

Couple freebies:

-turn off AA, use DSR thru nvidia control panel.

-4k textures is overkill; 2k should be for uniques; 1k for stuff you look at frequently without FOV 10. If you screenshot a lot...then don't pay any attention to your fps.

-use driver level SSAO instead of ENB, costs less, is faster, and looks just as good as high quality settings.

-turn off reflections for exterior, use Skylighting + IBL lighting/reflection instead.

 

Just remember not to turn a help thread into a debate over hardware, staff hates dealing with that and there's no point. Doodmon. :thumbsup: ;)

[sgtmcbiscuits]

Fortunately, it is salvageable.

 

You are both right, both wrong. :wink:

 

Benchmarks only work if everyone uses the same benchmark.

 

Every PC is unique once there is hardware that interacts with an OS. So, arguing benchmarks etc is pointless. Just get to the stuff where you have experience overcoming some obstacle related to hardware vs software.

 

Couple freebies:

-turn off AA, use DSR thru nvidia control panel.

-4k textures is overkill; 2k should be for uniques; 1k for stuff you look at frequently without FOV 10. If you screenshot a lot...then don't pay any attention to your fps.

-use driver level SSAO instead of ENB, costs less, is faster, and looks just as good as high quality settings.

-turn off reflections for exterior, use Skylighting + IBL lighting/reflection instead.

 

Just remember not to turn a help thread into a debate over hardware, staff hates dealing with that and there's no point. Doodmon. :thumbsup: :wink:

Thank you for killing the argument. On a side note, though, I'd hardly call DSR a solution, that murders framerate. Either way though, he can't be using AA, he's using an ENB. Unless there's something I'm missing here? But, no matter what, the rest of your suggestions are quite good, thank you.