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To do that you need to enter the BIOS setup, you'll find the options as Cool n' Quiet, C1E, etc, these are the ones you should disable.
As of the beta drivers, I'm currently using 13.2 beta 6 and it has some improvement over the 13.1 (running with a 6870). I think it's worth the try.
Regards,
I just downloaded 13.2 beta 6.
When I click big picture mode, steam tells me to install 13.2 first. ( just found that out 2 min agoo)
Check in advanced or CPU settings, something like it, should be there.
You can get a desktop applet for it, or as root or sudo do:
cpupower frequency-set -g [ondemand|performance]
Dependent on which one you want. Works for me - I need it set to Performance for SS3 or I get the stutter you describe.
Game's an utter hoot, by the way.
put a sock in it
ow ♥♥♥♥ :)
You mean the phone you just called ?
Then the melee kills.
Grahics are great.
I realy like your sugestion, specialy the desktop applet, were can I find this, or do I have to make it my self ?
I run Gnome 3 and it's available as a gnome extension. Nearly all of the DE's should have something similar :) Look under Cpu Frequency, Cpupower etc.
Thank you both for the feedback.
Game on all ultra settings shows 50-80 FPS. After enabling all graphical setting FPS lowers to 20.
It's kind of expected that performance goes down the drain, when you try get the last bit of super moster anti-aliasing 16x on high resolution.
I also use cpupower to change my scaling governor but it run's great on "ondemand" aswell it's not like the BIOS method or performance give me 10% speed increase. It's hard to measure anything at all. At least on my i7 2600K 4.5 Ghz / GTX 580 - 313.18 Driver.
it was in the end as simple as start yast
mark cpu CPU Frequency Utility.
Install that.
Then copy paste from a page three commands, or all in one, on to the commandline
to make a bash script.
I still do not know what a bash script it, but it works.
And this setting is lost at reboot.
https://forums.opensuse.org/blogs/jdmcdaniel3/c-f-u-cpu-frequency-utilitiy-version-1-10-use-cpufrequtils-package-40/
Power setting was set to on demand.
Changed it to performance.
Which changed the frq from 2,1 to 3,2
SS3 runs much better. Very happy !
Nu more stuttering. Atleast in game. SS3 vids still are not running totaly smooth.