Official Elite Dangerous Thread

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Originally Posted by axon1988

Okay so my specs at the moment are:
i7 2600
8gb ddr1600
gtx 760 2gb
game is installed on a 240GB ssd.

I used to struggle with low framerates when getting close to a landable planetoid as well as when I get close to a planetary base. But after tweaking some settings I now rarely dip below 40 frames.

So I am quite sure I have one of the slowest systems here, and my graphics settings within Elite at the moment is all set to high. So it's not like I'm cheating by running the game on low settings.

It never stutters for me when I'm in hyperspace traveling between planets. It never goes below 60 anywhere except for on planets.

So, what are you doing wrong? :P

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i7 950,
18GB DDR3 1333,
Nvidia GTX 970 G1 Gaming edition
Corsair Neutron GTX 120GB for OS
Toshiba 256GB SSD for Games
Windows7 64bit

I have no issues in any other games... I have no issues in E:D except in Supercruise...

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Originally Posted by Wyzak

i7 950,
18GB DDR3 1333,
Nvidia GTX 970 G1 Gaming edition
Corsair Neutron GTX 120GB for OS
Toshiba 256GB SSD for Games
Windows7 64bit

I have no issues in any other games... I have no issues in E:D except in Supercruise...

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I can totally understand why you aren't playing any more. Has frontier support been of help at all?

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Originally Posted by axon1988

I can totally understand why you aren't playing any more. Has frontier support been of help at all?

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Nope, not a word, other than to say that it's a known issue on AMD cards... I even posted videos showing the issue.

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Originally Posted by Wyzak

Nope, not a word, other than to say that it's a known issue on AMD cards... I even posted videos showing the issue.

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Okay, like I said to [MENTION=5134]MalicE[/MENTION], I'll see if I can maybe find something about it.

[MENTION=4924]Wyzak[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5134]MalicE[/MENTION]

Perhaps this can help you:
1) download this utility: http://coderbag.com/programming-c/cp...arking-manager

2) turn it up to 95% or greater.

3) enjoy stutter free gaming!

I'll keep looking and see what I can find.

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Originally Posted by Wyzak

Windows7 64bit

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Wyzak I can't be of any help here, but was just curious why you've stuck with Win7?

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Originally Posted by GregRedd

Wyzak I can't be of any help here, but was just curious why you've stuck with Win7?

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Especially considering that certain Windows 7 features got improved a lot in Windows 10. In this case specifically talking about Core Parking which was not very well implemented in Win7. It's much better in Windows 10.

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Originally Posted by axon1988

[MENTION=4924]Wyzak[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5134]MalicE[/MENTION]

Perhaps this can help you:
1) download this utility: http://coderbag.com/programming-c/cp...arking-manager

2) turn it up to 95% or greater.

3) enjoy stutter free gaming!

I'll keep looking and see what I can find.

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Mmm, no thanks. I suspect the guys at Intel have a better how to manage my CPUs cores than that guy. I also don't like random code on my PCs.

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Originally Posted by GregRedd

Wyzak I can't be of any help here, but was just curious why you've stuck with Win7?

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I haven't seen anything that compelled me to upgrade to Win8/10 and I'm not a fan of the privacy issues that have been identified in Win10.

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Originally Posted by Wyzak

Mmm, no thanks. I suspect the guys at Intel have a better how to manage my CPUs cores than that guy. I also don't like random code on my PCs.


I haven't seen anything that compelled me to upgrade to Win8/10 and I'm not a fan of the privacy issues that have been identified in Win10.

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It's not random code though. And you can set this in your BIOS as well. Either way, it could be a solution. Up to you.
All the privacy issues in Windows 10 can be disabled as well, very easy to do.

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Originally Posted by axon1988

It's not random code though. And you can set this in your BIOS as well. Either way, it could be a solution. Up to you.
All the privacy issues in Windows 10 can be disabled as well, very easy to do.

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I don't see why only one game would be affected and only in one very particular mode of that one game, which only occurs in online mode as well. Occam's razor - it's the game.

Even after disabling all of those settings there is still undisclosed communication between Win10 and their servers. I'm happy to wait.