FYI: DOCP, Resize BAR

[dulany67]

So I realized that my memory was not running at it's manufacturer rated frequency. I went into my bios and enabled DOCP- automatic increase in speed. There is another setting there called Resize BAR. This basically allows the cpu to use larger chunks of vram.

So benching on all highest settings, and TAA. 5800x, 6700xt, Asus TUF b550-pro, 32 gb ram:

Battle 1080- 91 fps, at least 15 fps improvement
Battle 1440- 61 fps, about 6 or 7 fps improvement but I have a 60hz monitor so I have to use AMD VSR to do 1440 and there is a performance hit

IE Campaign- 46 fps at both resolutions, go figure. No change.

[Eldi]

I imagine most of that is from your ram increase.
Not sure rebar does much in this game tbh but free performance is always good

Out of interest what are your ram settings/timings?

[dulany67]

Originally posted by Eldi:

I imagine most of that is from your ram increase.
Not sure rebar does much in this game tbh but free performance is always good

Out of interest what are your ram settings/timings?

2666, so not particularly fast. But better than the 2136 it was running at.

I've seen others say that resize Bar doesn't particularly affect WH3, but much of what I saw was from last year so I don't know whether that's changed. I'm using driver 24.something or other.

[MrSoul]

For anyone may find this thread and be wondering what the hell DOCP is, and why don’t have it;

Called XMP(Extreme Memory Profile) on Intel rigs.

Both essentially just a preset/stable overclock for ram, if it’s compatible.