I don't want to jinx it but if my eyes aren't deceiving me I would say that ED VR is running smoother after upgrading to Windows 10 version 1709!
Less stutter in VR. Is anyone else seeing this?
M$ did say it should improve gaming performance...
Well, considering Microsoft's track record, I'd call that an improvement.Well, after an hour or so playing I can honestly say that I notice no difference at all.
If you want improved performance, install Windows 7.
Unless Elite starts supporting DX12, you won't see any difference, W10 is a piece of cloud-dependent bloatware.
If you want improved performance, install Windows 7.
Unless Elite starts supporting DX12, you won't see any difference, W10 is a piece of cloud-dependent bloatware.
Windows 7 isn't any faster. Why do you suggest it is?
Because I tried it.
Of course, if you have Ryzen or Coffee lake, you're stuck with 10, but on older hardware it does make a difference.
I've got i5-4590, 8GB RAM and GTX960 4GB, so I struggle with keeping 60FPS in 1080p on Ultra.
I've recently succumbed to the temptation to upgrade, didn't like it and returned to W7, so I have the experience of running the game on completely clean install in both cases.
W7 - 60FPS in space stable, drops to low 50' inside stations and on the surface.
W10 - 50-55 FPS in space, 40' in stations and on the surface with MASSIVE drops to 20' for no apparent reason.
So yeah. Until I upgrade my hardware, I'm sticking with Sevens.
Windows 7 isn't any faster. Why do you suggest it is?
Ok, but that's anecdotal rather than anything substantial. I had similar problems recently... Turns out my motherboard was faulty. Replaced it, and all my FPS drops went away. Could be the OS. Probably isn't.
Of course, but as the system itself was the only change I've made and the difference is quite noticeable and not just in Elite, anecdotal or not, it's real.
For me, at least. *shruggs*
Seeing "windows 10" and "improved" in one sentence makes me giggle on the inside.
Well, considering Microsoft's track record, I'd call that an improvement.
M$ did say it should improve gaming performance...
Psssst Neil... using M$ as a moniker is a little past it and sad these days.