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there were no updates to dxsetup since june '10, the link i posted is exactly the same stuff that comes with ds3 - same stuff dxwebsetup installs and can be found in ds3 redist folder - these are older libs, newer ones are already in every windows installation
some more info
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/chuckw/2010/09/08/not-so-direct-setup/
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/chuckw/2011/04/19/dxsetup-update/
so the june '10 is newest version of these old libs.
that is my own experience.
you see, if you install the same DXSETUP, it will tel you that it is already updated.
but if you use a different one, it will copy and install some additional files.
that is why every game (well most games) comes with a DXSETUP.exe file of its own.
as i said, installing DXSETUP that comes with DS3 will crash my BO3 game with DX error.
but if i install BFH DXSETUP, i will experience no crashes in BO3.
No it doesn't it uses all of my threads however it uses around 70-80% of Thread 0(1) but it does not go over that.
http://i.imgur.com/8LTxleM.jpg
But i still think it's something wrong with how Dark souls 3 handles the CPU.
you did not read my post carefully.
first off, use HWMonitor to see cpu usages.
second, as you can see in your picture, your first core is being used by the game, while your other cores are not.
very simple test, run a single core software while playing DS3, and see how your stutters and fps drops get worse.
i tested before and after my threads where close to 0% usage. i don't go in my bios to prove my point.
Before, I had ~15fps on low settings 800x600 and no online features due to low fps, but now fps is somewhere between 25 and 40. Remember to enable fullscreen (alt+enter).
My "ancient" laptop has Intel Core i3 as CPU, GeForce GT520MX as GPU and 4gb of ram.
http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4086/~/geforce-hot-fix-driver-version-364.96
my first core hits 60~70%, so we r on the same boat.
other cores go from <20% to 30%.
what does that tell you?
i think you have the same results. you were using msi afterburner, that is why other cores of yours showed more usage than usual.
you have directx, OS files, graphics drivers and God knows what going on when you start playing a game, off course you get more usage on other cores.
as i said, run a test in which your first core is partially used, then run DS3.
if what you are saying is true, you should get no performance drop.
if you got performance drop however, that proves my point, and ds3 uses only 1 core.
That's actually quite impressive didn't know the GT520 could do that.
i have that driver version already installed. did not help with microstuttering.
can not hold a constant 60 fps no matter what resolution i pick or what graphics settings i choose.
Fine I'll prove it just to show that i got a bigger e-♥♥♥♥ than you ;)
good.
Yeah i do but my motherboard doesn't support it sadly. I could only disable amd "Hyper threading" dunno what AMD calls it.
I'll try to test it with only 4 threads.
dont need to.
i tested it.
i used prime95 to utilize my 1st core to 100%.
ran the game.
game loaded very slow, at first all my other cores hit 100%, but then they went down. only 3rd core went occasionally up to 53%, while others were anywhere between <10%~30%
had the same stuttering, maybe a little bit worse. loading was defo longer.
lol, the game is not cpu intensive at all!
wth is going on?