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Fordítási probléma jelentése
BDO freezes in city is due to your hardware. You need a very high clocked 4-7th gen Intel CPU (higher 4.5Ghz) or AMD Ryzen clocked at 4Ghz to get less freeze. There will still be microstutter it's an MMO not a single player game. Assets are being constantly loaded and even streamed e.g custom guild banner.
If you scroll down you can see a list with performance values.
And what about my harddisk that's constantly being used near values of 100% ?
I upgraded my PC not TOO long ago so it would kinda suck if I had to do so again, is there something I can do about this CPU problem that won't cost me a bunch of money?
My guess is you have a non k i5 and a GTX 970. You can't do anything about it. You can try some bclk Overclocking but it depends on mobo and bios.
I was also told that GHz aren't important.
Pop in everywhere and microstutter in cities is kind of a given, due to the nature of MMO and the game engine. However, if your hardware is strong enough there would be no "freeze", that's different. I have played the game at various hardware configuration since March last year, a very big noticeable difference in term of CPU. The game utilise multithread but not well, it pretty much still depends on single core performance for most of it. In other words, there's a noticeable difference jumping from i5 to i7 on same clock, but more core more thread is still wasted as the game rely on high single core performance.
Oh, and this is on the MAX settings too. Dunno how good it is but that's how it is.
Disk usage is 100% when in cities (when it's loading, duh)
and maybe somewhere about 80% normally.
This is why I cannot let go of the fact that I think this is the problem.
As already said, upgrade to a SATA III SSD not an NVMe SSD. It makes no sense for gaming and for your budget.
I hope that getting this SSD will help me anyways. Thanks for your help.
I just checked and I do not have Upscaling enabled.
You have poor CPU and GPU and only 8GB RAM, that's your issue here.
I don't see how my GPU has anything to do with freezing issues myself.
I understand that my CPU sucks, yeah. Thanks for repeating it.
I do not see how a game like this can screw me over this hard.
This is a combination of your CPU, GPU and RAM; that's why it occurs.
As for your HDD, scan for errors using CHKDSK /F /R in an Admin Command Prompt.
Then do a full Disk Defrag with a decent defrag program, like Piriform Defraggler.
Folks don't defrag their HDDs, that's why poor performance.
Of course, you THINK you have 40 fps in cities. FPS in cities fluctuate wildly even on good hardware, very wildly.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=935973074
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=939193555
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=939194698
As a steam player, I highly doubt you ever seen the horrible crowded Calpheon. Steam run its own channel until next month or so, when you will be dropped into the real world. Welcome to the game with 100,000 concurrent players, 95,000 of which is AFK training strength or processing.