The Elder Scrolls Online

The Elder Scrolls Online

GTK87 (Banned) Oct 19, 2021 @ 1:57pm
Is this FCKN normal 2000 FPS at loading screen?
Damn you stop burning my card !!!
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Lowbei Oct 19, 2021 @ 2:20pm 
I hear my fans turn on whenever i get to character select, and then off again for ingame
DESLAND Oct 19, 2021 @ 2:31pm 
Yes, yes it is normal, also it is okay about the coolers, you can google reasons for that, i'm too laze to explain those by myself, also is is ok for GPU to work above 90% GPU load and it is okay to have high videocard memory usage. As long as cheap cold - it is fine. What to mean by "cold" varies with cards and systems, for notebooks even 80 sometimes okay, for PC - somewhere around 80 is pretty hot. Not an expert tho, might be wrong with something, my knowledge based mostly on personal experience and internet, which are, truth be told, not very reliable sources.
LaeLena Oct 19, 2021 @ 3:38pm 
It started around the Blackwood update.. before that the loading screen actually respected the fps limit. A recent update slightly made it better, I used to get 5k fps in loading screens for months and now it is "only" 200-2k :D I'd love to limit the fps using my card, but can't find an option to do it for just one game.
tracksone Oct 19, 2021 @ 4:07pm 
80c for pc's is not abnormal, hot or even remotely close to a problem. Laptops too.
Mercenaru Oct 19, 2021 @ 5:24pm 
IF fast loading screens isn't something you desire, feel free to limit the FPS (many methods) or use V-sync.

PS: If you don't want to "burn" your card, then I recommend playing Solitaire.
3D games are meant to burn your card ; and video cards are meant to be burned.

PS 2: If energy consumption is a problem for you - you should quit gaming altogether. :)
GTK87 (Banned) Oct 19, 2021 @ 10:55pm 
Originally posted by DESLAND:
Yes, yes it is normal, also it is okay about the coolers, you can google reasons for that, i'm too laze to explain those by myself, also is is ok for GPU to work above 90% GPU load and it is okay to have high videocard memory usage. As long as cheap cold - it is fine. What to mean by "cold" varies with cards and systems, for notebooks even 80 sometimes okay, for PC - somewhere around 80 is pretty hot. Not an expert tho, might be wrong with something, my knowledge based mostly on personal experience and internet, which are, truth be told, not very reliable sources.
Last time my MSI HD7850 GPU burned on Serious Sam 2 game. SO ithink it is not normall at all.
Card was broken and guarantie ended.
GTK87 (Banned) Oct 19, 2021 @ 10:56pm 
Originally posted by LaeLena:
It started around the Blackwood update.. before that the loading screen actually respected the fps limit. A recent update slightly made it better, I used to get 5k fps in loading screens for months and now it is "only" 200-2k :D I'd love to limit the fps using my card, but can't find an option to do it for just one game.
Radeon drivers cant lock fps so you may not try it is not helps.
GTK87 (Banned) Oct 19, 2021 @ 10:56pm 
Originally posted by Mercenaru:
IF fast loading screens isn't something you desire, feel free to limit the FPS (many methods) or use V-sync.

PS: If you don't want to "burn" your card, then I recommend playing Solitaire.
3D games are meant to burn your card ; and video cards are meant to be burned.

PS 2: If energy consumption is a problem for you - you should quit gaming altogether. :)
V-Sync doesnt helps too.
GTK87 (Banned) Oct 19, 2021 @ 11:09pm 
SOLVED with "RivaTuner Statistics Server"
FPS CAP TO 60 WORKS NOW. CLOSED.
Last edited by GTK87; Oct 19, 2021 @ 11:09pm
tracksone Oct 19, 2021 @ 11:20pm 
60 fps? LOL what is this 2004?
=Palynzer= Oct 20, 2021 @ 4:02pm 
Originally posted by tracksone:
60 fps? LOL what is this 2004?
LOL, you are tard? We are not all wealthy or well-kept girls like you.
Mercenaru Oct 20, 2021 @ 4:15pm 
Originally posted by tracksone:
60 fps? LOL what is this 2004?

Hah, If only 04' were so good.
People struggled to play Half Life 2, back in the day. 60 fps was an utopia.

And then later came Crysis. And GTA 4. Games that put, even the best hardwares of the time, to shame.
Legacyfire Oct 21, 2021 @ 5:25am 
Originally posted by Mercenaru:
Originally posted by tracksone:
60 fps? LOL what is this 2004?

Hah, If only 04' were so good.
People struggled to play Half Life 2, back in the day. 60 fps was an utopia.

And then later came Crysis. And GTA 4. Games that put, even the best hardwares of the time, to shame.

Crysis is a poorly made pile of ♥♥♥♥, 2018 God of War has less polygons than Crysis' picture frames

And ESO isn't the cutting edge of gaming, 2000fps in a loading screen is absolutely unacceptable. It's a static picture with a spinny logo. Then the game itself runs the card at half clock speed while pegging during loading screens and going to 80c?

Cards burn out because they're doing something, like rendering a 3d model. What exactly is it doing with 2000fps, that it is meant to burn up my card?
Hayley Oct 21, 2021 @ 6:47am 
Originally posted by GTK87:
Damn you stop burning my card !!!

eso isn't new world.
Mercenaru Oct 21, 2021 @ 8:07am 
Originally posted by Legacyfire:
Originally posted by Mercenaru:

Hah, If only 04' were so good.
People struggled to play Half Life 2, back in the day. 60 fps was an utopia.

And then later came Crysis. And GTA 4. Games that put, even the best hardwares of the time, to shame.

Crysis is a poorly made pile of ♥♥♥♥, 2018 God of War has less polygons than Crysis' picture frames

And ESO isn't the cutting edge of gaming, 2000fps in a loading screen is absolutely unacceptable. It's a static picture with a spinny logo. Then the game itself runs the card at half clock speed while pegging during loading screens and going to 80c?

Cards burn out because they're doing something, like rendering a 3d model. What exactly is it doing with 2000fps, that it is meant to burn up my card?

Right, because if the game offers you a picture while it is loading it's assets > it means that the engine is providing 2000 fps of the said picture, while the rendering thread stays idle.

From where do you come from, Einstein ?
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