Welcome CMDR's
As we know during the beta people reported various levels of performance which over the different builds got generally better. Now with the final release build and the debug turned off (You did remember to turn it off didn't you?
) I was wondering how you're PC was coping.
At home I keep a humble rig for gaming, keeps me aware of how the games I work on play on a run of the mill PC. When I saw the new min specs I thought I might need to upgrade due to the RAM increase but no issues as yet...
i5 3470 3.2Ghz - No hyperthreading - Quad Core
Asus P8H61-MX - LGA 1155
4Gb RAM 1333Mhz DDR3 - 15.11.1 Crimson drivers
MSi R9 390 8Gb 1040Mhz
SSD for O/S (Win 7 64) and ED
Various drives
While it's never going to win any speed awards I've go no complaints with it's performance. In ED 1.4 I was running a stable 60FPS with V-sync on @ 1080 2x super-sample.
Last night I was pleased to test out the new detail settings for planets and by just dropping the sampling down to 1.5 I can still get 60FPS with the slider all the way to the right and Ultra selected for the worlds. True my SSD is providing the VRAM and quite a bit of it after looking at Afterburner but even when driving the moon buggy around the GPU was not being hammered despite 4.2GB of VRAM being used I was not running at the GPU's full capacity. CPU was running smoothly to, no heart attacks.
I take my hat of to the folks at Frontier - you've done a great job on optimization from my point of view, pat yourselves on the back
But what about you and you're PC? How have you got on, any horror stories, BSOD's, fires, earthquakes... Or has it been a painless transition? FPS - do you still get them or have you had to change you're settings?
Keep it nice and no shouting.
As we know during the beta people reported various levels of performance which over the different builds got generally better. Now with the final release build and the debug turned off (You did remember to turn it off didn't you?
At home I keep a humble rig for gaming, keeps me aware of how the games I work on play on a run of the mill PC. When I saw the new min specs I thought I might need to upgrade due to the RAM increase but no issues as yet...
i5 3470 3.2Ghz - No hyperthreading - Quad Core
Asus P8H61-MX - LGA 1155
4Gb RAM 1333Mhz DDR3 - 15.11.1 Crimson drivers
MSi R9 390 8Gb 1040Mhz
SSD for O/S (Win 7 64) and ED
Various drives
While it's never going to win any speed awards I've go no complaints with it's performance. In ED 1.4 I was running a stable 60FPS with V-sync on @ 1080 2x super-sample.
Last night I was pleased to test out the new detail settings for planets and by just dropping the sampling down to 1.5 I can still get 60FPS with the slider all the way to the right and Ultra selected for the worlds. True my SSD is providing the VRAM and quite a bit of it after looking at Afterburner but even when driving the moon buggy around the GPU was not being hammered despite 4.2GB of VRAM being used I was not running at the GPU's full capacity. CPU was running smoothly to, no heart attacks.
I take my hat of to the folks at Frontier - you've done a great job on optimization from my point of view, pat yourselves on the back
But what about you and you're PC? How have you got on, any horror stories, BSOD's, fires, earthquakes... Or has it been a painless transition? FPS - do you still get them or have you had to change you're settings?
Keep it nice and no shouting.