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Performance Trouble, need pro tips on what to upgrade


Kezriak

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Been playing for a while and recently upgraded to a mod called Commonwealth Spawns Extended for increased spawnpoints throughout the world, even before then my performance was iffy at best in the downtown areas, I am just curious as to whether or not I should upgrade my ram for a immediate boost

 

Specs

I5 4670 Non-K @3.4ghz quad core

MSI Twin Frozr 970

8gb DDR3 Ram (system info in control panel says only 7.88 is available.)

Fallout 4 installed on a 275 GB SSD

 

During gameplay my pagefile usage skyrockets to like 10 GB and ram usage hovers in and around 4-5 GB

 

CPU is running pretty warm at mid to high 60s with a max of 71 Celcius on average operating at 65-80% capacity

 

Game Crashes are not unheard of and stutters abound, any help would be appreciated.

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Hi

 

Get some ram.

 

I have had 8gbs since 2011. No problem until now. I am getting system low memory messages. Before I started adding mods I got zero messages.

 

I bought 8gbs more last week for $50.00 at newegg. I was shocked that they still sold the exact same ram.

 

Your GPU is fine if you are playing at 1080. If you play at 1440 or higher I recommend a 980 ti.

 

Your CPU is fine as well. I use an old i7 2600k & it runs at around 60% capacity. With my 980 ti it is running the game at 4k at 59fps average.

 

Later

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Hi

 

Get some ram.

 

I have had 8gbs since 2011. No problem until now. I am getting system low memory messages. Before I started adding mods I got zero messages.

 

I bought 8gbs more last week for $50.00 at newegg. I was shocked that they still sold the exact same ram.

 

Your GPU is fine if you are playing at 1080. If you play at 1440 or higher I recommend a 980 ti.

 

Your CPU is fine as well. I use an old i7 2600k & it runs at around 60% capacity. With my 980 ti it is running the game at 4k at 59fps average.

 

Later

 

Alrighty, thanks for the feedback

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I was amazed that another 8gb of ram actually made a difference in performance. Though it could've been 'cuz I was using ENBoost as well, which I'd suggest you look into. Do yourself a favour though, don't just stick another 8gb kit on top of your existing memory. Buy a complete 16gb kit and mount your old kit on the wall (or whatever). Different memory kits, even the same brand/type/specs, don't always play nicely together. DDR3 is cheap enough anyways.

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