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Old 06-16-2011, 08:50 PM
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Per the title, (and I apologize I haven't been keeping up) but how is the optimizing of the sim's code coming along? Are quad cores being efficiently utilized now? System memory? Vram? Are stutters cured. I need to buy a new processor, probably the 2500K. I read here some time ago that the sim likes VRAM. Is 1.256gb of ram adequate, or low? Any performance gains from overclocking beyond 3.3ghz on a processor?

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You can see my specs in my sig and I run it quite fine!

Quad-core support allows for some faster terrain generation I read somewhere. It's definately improved a lot. I have almost no stutter-problems not even over london and mostly smooth FPS sometimes playable FPS, but not smooth
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Old 06-16-2011, 09:55 PM
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S~ Strike! Thanks for the update. I see in your sig that you have the GTX 570. Should I assume that you don't have a VRAM shortage. I also see that you have an SSd. Is that just for your operating system? I'm still trying to formulate my system specs.
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Old 06-16-2011, 10:20 PM
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S~ Strike! Thanks for the update. I see in your sig that you have the GTX 570. Should I assume that you don't have a VRAM shortage. I also see that you have an SSd. Is that just for your operating system? I'm still trying to formulate my system specs.
SSD for Windows 7 yes boots quite fast!

GTX 570 is ~1,3gb and sufficient to play CloD if you can sacrifice a few graphical options. I still get the impression that I'm running the game well beyond the communitys average graphics without much trouble. The idea is to buy another 570 once the price drops and run it SLI with 2,6GB total Vram
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Old 06-16-2011, 10:27 PM
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I run it on a Gigabyte 560TI SOC, with everything at max, and it runs flawlessly, without any microstutters or anything. The system is in my sig.
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Old 06-16-2011, 10:40 PM
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SSD for Windows 7 yes boots quite fast!

GTX 570 is ~1,3gb and sufficient to play CloD if you can sacrifice a few graphical options. I still get the impression that I'm running the game well beyond the communitys average graphics without much trouble. The idea is to buy another 570 once the price drops and run it SLI with 2,6GB total Vram
Just a heads up, running two cards in SLI does not double your VRAM, you have the same amount of VRAM as a single card. Both cards keep exactly the same data in VRAM at the same time, your VRAM capacity does not double. If you run a single monitor fine with a single GTX570 then two will increase your FPS but higher resolutions, especially triple monitors kille the GTX570 due to hitting the VRAM limit.

If you notice your FPS dropping due to hitting a VRAM wall with a single GTX570 you will still hit the exact same VRAM wall with two of them.
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Old 06-16-2011, 11:33 PM
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Just a heads up.
TY I think maybe I'll go for a GTX 590 then when the prices are dropped on that, or sell my old GTX 570 HD and use the money to upgrade to a 580, we'll see
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Old 06-17-2011, 11:04 AM
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I think maybe I'll go for a GTX 590 then when the prices are dropped on that
590 is a SLI card and has the same limitations. The ultimate solution today is aiming at 2 or 3 gtx580 with 3GB vram each in SLI. But in 6 months things will be much different as usual.
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Old 06-17-2011, 01:16 PM
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I also use a 560ti with 1 Gig although mine's an Asus. I also run with everything on maximum and get smooth frames. I have vsync on as I find that stops the props flickering and over the sea I am mostly getting 60fps overland 40 fps upwards and over London mid to high 30s or more.
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Old 06-22-2011, 09:19 AM
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I also use a 560ti with 1 Gig although mine's an Asus. I also run with everything on maximum and get smooth frames. I have vsync on as I find that stops the props flickering and over the sea I am mostly getting 60fps overland 40 fps upwards and over London mid to high 30s or more.
I've got a evga gtx 560 ti SC and I have to turn things like shadows off and lower others to get decent frame rates, how are you doing it?
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S~ Strike! Thanks for the update. I see in your sig that you have the GTX 570. Should I assume that you don't have a VRAM shortage. I also see that you have an SSd. Is that just for your operating system? I'm still trying to formulate my system specs.
There's a thread here about something called RamDisk which means you allocate a part of your RAM as a disk where you can put all or some of the CLOD files for faster loading etc.
The conclusion was that it didn't help with framerates. I and other with me interpret that as that a SSD disk won't do anything for the game.

When it comes to VRAM I read about someone who said CLOD took max 1,5GB of his 2GB. I dunno. I woudn't go less than 1,5.
Gonna check usage myself (got 2GB) but dunno which program to use.

When running W7 and quad core you can see in task manager the usage of each core. When I launch CLOD I can see how it uses all four cores.
Neither one goes to max but they are all used.
Note, I didn't have this computer before the patch that balanced the load on all cores so can't say if anything changed.
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