Yes, and next paragraph he said he had a fx60 with a 8800 running at 50fps at his office hahaha. So funnyActually, YES he said even the new hardware is choking on the polygon count. HIS WORDS not mine.
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Yes, and next paragraph he said he had a fx60 with a 8800 running at 50fps at his office hahaha. So funnyActually, YES he said even the new hardware is choking on the polygon count. HIS WORDS not mine.
I'm just going to quote this so more people read it. There is a serious nerd rage problem in this community. Holy hell. Calm yourselves...Give the Devs a break and stop and think about what you are posting. They are obviously concernd about the problem and are working hard to fix it..I mean the guy is even offering to pay to ship your rig to them and look at it personally so they can figure it out.
If youve got nothing helpfull to say or do, then please stop with the venomous posts.We get it..its not working to your satisfaction ...they are trying hard to fix it..im not sure what else they can do or say to make you happy.
My qualm isn't the performance issues, its that I felt like I was being blamed by certain statements...Yoshiro's comments actually adjusted my point of view, and they are hard at work to find the problem. Its just VERY frustrating....
You know nothing of what you are talking about, maybe if you researched a bit before you posted maybe you wouldn't be so dumb, Tripwire has said even before release that they KNOW people with amazing hardware are not getting the fps they should be getting and they were looking into that, hell they even invited people who had top of the line machines and had bad frame rates to go to their offices and help them solve it.
Second, those posts about getting a better computer and such are directed to those with very low end computers who can not run the game like any other
Third again post when you know what you are talking about.
Just a suggestion, but if it's only using 25% of an i7 then there's some issue with Intel. My AMD CPU has over 75% usage in RO2. It's a quad core clocked at 3.4GHz.
One of the team actually went so far as to claim the game is running a more advanced engine than bad company 2, at first I thought they were joking.
Devs work around the hardware, its not the other way around. Intel does not make software updates for their cpus. If the dev is having issuse with the hardware..its the devs fault
It's certainly not just intel related, i did a test last week or so using aida64 and monitored and logged all my CPU core usage during a session (posted this in the old performance thread in support), my usage never went above 54% and the average was around 45% (2 cores hardly got used at all) this is on an X4 PII at 3.875ghz with a GTX 480 @ 850/4000 (it's average was just over 50% usage).Just a suggestion, but if it's only using 25% of an i7 then there's some issue with Intel. My AMD CPU has over 75% usage in RO2. It's a quad core clocked at 3.4GHz.
It's certainly not just intel related, i did a test last week or so using aida64 and monitored and logged all my CPU core usage during a session (posted this in the old performance thread in support), my usage never went above 54% and the average was around 45% (2 cores hardly got used at all) this is on an X4 PII at 3.875ghz with a GTX 480 @ 850/4000 (it's average was just over 50% usage).
Hmm, seems the old performance threads have been deleted, not in my post history anymore (was gonna post the log).
That's weird...
Seems like it's just random then.
We are not blaming your computer.
We know we are very CPU bound on slower dual core machines near our min spec. And we are working hard to deal with that issue.
HOWERVER, we are also aware we have an anomaly where some very high end PC's are getting subpar performance. We have so far not been able to reproduce this in the office. We are very aware it exists are are working as hard as we can to track it down, but it is slow going because we cannot get it to happen here in the office.
I'll tell you what, if you are willing, I will pay full shipping plus compensation to get your computer in my office.