Your mobo looks awesome, and reading the memory compatibility page it looks like it supports some 128GB options (be careful with batches tho, hard/expensive to find 128GB sets so it's a squeeze your nuts and pray ordered sets work together. Newer games/single instances you want speed over everything else, so if are playing lots of different games maybe that's important.
ISBOXER REVIEW EVERQUEST WINDOWS 10
Windows 10 especially is a total hoss at making good use of all the cores for EQ. In theory a faster processor clears the lanes but twice the lanes definitely works fine for multiboxing. There's some threads out there on stuff you can fiddle with, it isn't always as simple as setting it to the lowest possible, that sometimes will push the resource useage to the vram instead of RAM, if that makes sense.Ģ) Best of luck, my eyes aren't good enough for fancy monitors to matter anymore.ģ) I have no regrets going for more cores over speed. And max FPS is set to 60 (I vaguely recall it being important that this is set to something, maybe doesn't matter much what it is set to).
There's a list of 10 check boxes, everything between pixel shaders and bloom lighting is turned off. There was some.really stupid setting that used crazy amounts of resources if set incorrectly, like set the sky to simple instead of off maybe? Looking at my client now, I don't have everything turned down to minimum, but I do have some things off.
ISBOXER REVIEW EVERQUEST DRIVER
If it IS using a bunch of vram, that's some sort of graphical setting your geforce driver is auto-optimizing that you just have to find and disable. The EQ client is OOOOOOOLD, from a time when video cards had 4mb or whatever bullshit. Something else is bottlenecking you, even if it's showing up as a graphics card bottleneck. This is how I would answer your questions:ġ) You should have no issue with vram on a 1080Ti with 11GB. Setup the system monitors side by side and use input director to control both from the same keyboard and mouse, at which point you should be able to box 60+ with no lag. My advice to you would be to keep your system AND put together the new dream machine. I suspect that with a more aggressive eqClient.ini and using EqWire which is slightly more efficient that my custom MQ2FPS it would be possible to push the system further. With that many loaded my GPU load from task manager showed 98%+, CPU load was ~60-75 ( I don't remember exactly ) Once all characters were in zone it was usable but not pleasant. Loading the last few characters were painfully slow. Over the XP weekend I was doing some PL'ing and tried pushing the setup into loading 40 characters and while I could load it the system was definitely feeling sluggish. I again modified my MQ2FPS to modify these in the background which helped a couple FPS.Īnother small performance was using stick figures. Specifically the actor clip plane and the far clip plane. Once I was happy with that modification I then started looking at some of ways to modify the EQ client. The results of that let me load an extra ~10 clients. I ended modifying my version of MQ2FPS to Press F10 - disabling the EQ chat when clients are in the background, while also limiting the EQ game client so it does consume all the CPU power. While this is faster it also made my mouse very laggy. Win10 task manager shows the GPU load was hitting 90%+ĮQWire is functionally the same as MQ2FPS except its slightly more efficient and has a mode to disable rendering the EQ UI ( pressing F10 - Try it! ) The side effect is the game client suddenly has no frame limiting and CPU usage spikes to 100% while the EQ FPS jumps 100+. Out of the box I could run about 16-20 characters before I started noticing a significant performance drop. I was using MQ2FPS to render 1 frame in 30.
My baseline setup 1280x1024 windowed mode on a 1920x1280 resolution monitor where all clients are shown in the same spot.
About 6 months ago I purchased an AMD 9750x 16 core/32 thread CPU.
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