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Discussion in 'Troubleshooting: Bugs, Questions and Support' started by the pigeon guy, Nov 11, 2022.

  1. the pigeon guy

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    Hi, i just wanna know why is my pc lagging the least on wcusa than other maps, seriously, here are my fps in industrial: 15-30(like a lot of maps like ecusa, italy and small island) and wcusa: 40-50
    same setting and setup, here are my specs if it has something to do with it (of course it has to lol):

    gpu: just bought a quadro k2200 for some budget reasons
    cpu: intel core i5-4690S without igpu, running at 3.8 ghz instead of 3.2
    ram: 16gb 1600mhz ddr3
    useless for this but still, HDD: 2tb 2010's hitachi hard drive

    maybe the quadro but idk so please help
     
  2. Leavs_theSirenEnthusiast

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    same, i wonder why
     
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  3. the pigeon guy

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    yeah cuz people says it's the most intensive map, so posted the thread
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    maybe because the quadro is a proffesionnal card and it was made to load more intensive things easier, idk just saying that randomly
     
  4. Agent_Y

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    On my old laptop it was the most laggy map and required clearing cache before playing due to the lag, while on my PC it's one of the best running maps, certainly weird
     
  5. the pigeon guy

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    maybe idk, but muye is on pc and said on vid that it was the most intensive map
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    so maybe the game engine
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    maybe it was made to run smooth on older high-end/mid-end setups
     
  6. Gregory TheGamer

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    System overhead most likely. Some maps use more RAM than others (DDR3-1600 is *very* slow these days) and I expect the RAM to be *one* of the culprits here. Intel 4th-Gen is nearly a decade old, and today's mid-end CPUs are 2 to 3x faster. IMHO there's not a lot you can do here unless you are willing to spend 300 - 500 bucks on significantly updated hardware. Not to mention that running the OS from an HDD is a big no-no for today's operating systems.
     
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  7. the pigeon guy

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    idk how but as i said 40 fps is smooth, here are the settings too

    mesh: normal
    texture: low
    lightning: low
    shadow visibility: all
    post processing quality: custom
    anisotropic filtering: off
    AA mode: fxaa
    bloom:checked
    AO:checked
    LR:checked
    DF:checked
    MB:checked
    mb:50%
    dynamic reflexion: on
    resolution: 512px
    UR:2
    detail:8
    distance:800m
    tiremarks amount: 4000
    grass density:0.75

    with 3 running cars (without the player) and 40fps, all of this is useles, but it's still good for 10 years old
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    and yes, 8 years old
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    off topic but, on which part should i spent 125 euros? Do you think it's enough for a decent RAM and SSD? btw is there some types of ram adaptaters for sale?windows is around 30-50 gb, so 80gb should be enough for SSD
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    i just realised that it's long but it could be way smaller
     
  8. Gregory TheGamer

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    To be fair you're much better off updating to an Intel 8th-gen i7 or better and DDR4-3200 memory than attempting to upgrade your current platform. 80 GB SSD's are utter trash, get a 500 GB or larger. They will last much longer.
     
  9. the pigeon guy

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    so, bigger they are longer they last?
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    got a sencond question, i don't have the money to buy a new motherboard with ram now, but anyway, on my pc i got 1 normal sata port, and 4 raid ports, which should i use for ssd and which for hard drive?
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    oops forgot to mention something: i only got an 80+ gold 240w psu and made a meme about overpriced cpu's

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  10. hacker420

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    it's more about the fact that you won't run out of space as fast, for the second question check your motherboard's manual.
     
  11. the pigeon guy

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    which manual?
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    searched on acer's website, didn't found the good one
     
  12. hacker420

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    what PC do you have?
     
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