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Performance degradation on new PC - Tomwa - 08-26-2017
I'm using RPCS3 version 0.0.3-3-85199e2 Alpha from the website.
My old PC:
- Core i7 6700K @ 4.8GHz
- 32GB DDR4-2800MHz
- AMD R9 390X
- Gigabyte GA-Z170X-Gaming G1
My new PC:
- AMD Threadripper 1950X
- 32GB DDR4-3000MHz
- Nvidia GTX 1080TI (MSI Duke 11G).
- ASUS ROG Zenith Extreme
I've gone from getting 15FPS to getting 5-10FPS.
CPU
PPU Decoder: Recompiler (LLVM)
SPU Decoder: Recompiler (ASMJIT)
Firmware Settings: Automatically load required libraries
Additional Settings: Enable SPU loop detection
Preferred SPU Threads: Auto (I've tried 1,2, and 3 as well as some guides suggested it).
GPU
Renderer: Vulkan (I tried OpenGL but it was even worse)
Graphics Device: GeForce GTX 1080 TI
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Framelimit: Off (Tried Auto and 60)
Resolution: 1280x720
Additional Settings:
- Invalidate Cache Every Frame
- Use GPU texture scaling
Audio
Audio Out: XAudio2
Audio Settings: Downmix to Stereo
System
- I've updated my drivers (Everything from chipset to LAN drivers) and I'm running 385.41 from Nvidia for my Graphics Driver.
- I'm running 15063.540 version 1703 of Windows 10.
If there's anything I can do to help out (information I can provide) let me know.
I didn't expect to go from unplayable to perfect but I though I'd at least see a boost.
RE: Performance degradation on new PC - Kravicka - 08-27-2017
It wont probably help u at all with this issue, but update UEFI/BIOS it help u generally.
If it is P5 than try turning off first half of cores, as one user showed on youtube for amd cpu.
RE: Performance degradation on new PC - Tomwa - 08-27-2017
(08-27-2017, 12:20 PM)Kravicka Wrote: It wont probably help u at all with this issue, but update UEFI/BIOS it help u generally.
If it is P5 than try turning off first half of cores, as one user showed on youtube for amd cpu.
I'm already on the latest version of my bios (0503) but I can try disabling the cores, is the reduction of cores a less significant performance hit than the latency?