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1. Xonotic very low framerate driver#
2. Xonotic very low framerate plus#
3. Xonotic very low framerate windows#

Use the filter to find a particular cvar name. This lists all cvars, some of them have a description.

You can also access a list of CVars in the game's menus: Main Menu -> Options -> Misc. You may also get to it through this menu sequence: Main Menu -> Options -> Go To Console or possibly using Shift + Escape.

This is the default bind for this action. To access the console to modify these variables, simply press the ~ key on your keyboard. Here you will find all Console Variables for changing even the most minute aspect of Darkplaces. You can enable mutators, change damage of weapons, enable special game rules, tweak your HUD, and do many other things. Older dGPU performance will depend on their VRAM throughput so even a decent but old GPU can have odd regression in WoW… (HBM memory of Vega GPUs can have it moments).Console Variables (CVars) are internal variables that control almost all aspects of the game. You go to a cave, put as much fog in your FOV and the slower the pixel rate the lower the performance - like AMD APU or Intel iGPU can go from > 100 FPS to 10-20 if you put enough of that fog. What’s also tricky for GPUs is WoW semi-transparency effects (like fogs, even some “waterfalls” in them) which can clog GPU pixel rate easily.

Xonotic very low framerate plus#

Player hubs like Dazar’alor or Boralus are big zones with lots of structures to render so that plus random aspect of players going in/out can drop the FPS. On worldbosses or invasion zones in general lately it’s super lag caused by game infrastructure. which could lead to drops below 40 FPS easily. The 970 could easily manage 60+ FPS at 1080 at settings 7-8.īut we are talking about stress situations like raids, worldbosses, crowded main hubs etc. I can re-run it for various ram frequencies in WoW too if needed as RAM clocks were tested on Linux compute and few synthetic gaming benchmarks

Xonotic very low framerate windows#

I was benchmarking i5-9400F and R5 3500X recently in WoW under Windows and then general Linux comparison and there was no magic mass performance gains there. It’s bad/pointless to run the RAM frequency low but still it won’t kill the performance (unless it’s a very modern game that needs many cores and causes lots of infinity fabric traffic). For Ryzen it does matter but often at 2133 versus 3200MHz it can be few percent as a game isn’t solely relying on inter-core communications or large memory throughput (and likely the system running RAM sticks at lower frequency than intended XMP profile will boot them with better timings which will blur the comparison a bit). For Intel you really need specific scenarios for it to have a measurable effect. He isn’t using a Ryzen CPU and the 50% is big exaggeration. Only at 2C config was where more benchmark scenarios showed lower performance.īut current CPUs paired with faster RAM achieve at least 50% more FPS. When I limited i5-9400F from 6 to 4 cores it did had a FPS drop in Dazar’Alor but not in old zone like Stonard and not when doing mass combat test in Karazan raid. If the CPU is the bottleneck it will have maxed load on one core and nearly max on every other as WoW scales on cores - more if it’s CPU starved.

Xonotic very low framerate driver#

Aside of that you can run LatencyMon and check if suddenly system gets latency problems (due to some driver or OS misbehaving).Īnd you can also use HwInfo to log clocks and load (and temps) on GPU, CPU, RAM, even I/O on SSD. Percentiles will drop but if there is a thermal or power problem with CPU or other component the percentile will drop down a lot. Then when the game start to lag - tab out and run userbenchmark while the game is running. Run userbenchmark before running wow and check if something has low percentile. If such thing happens something is not right. I managed to run M+ on a 10W Pentium J5005 and GT1030 for the memes. It’s not super good, but still it’s not ancient. It should not be causing any severe problems with the game. After reading up a bit it doesn’t surprise me that my CPU is bottlenecking so much.