Every time i launch ME2 the game is really laggy and i can't even reach the main menu cause it's really slow...
System data:
Windows XP
Intel core Duo E6750 2.66GHZ 2.67GHZ
3,00 GB RAM
Video:GeForce 8600 GTS
High lag problem
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#2
Posté 03 février 2010 - 11:06
Arlaarlaarla
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Tried checking your processes via. the task manager?
#3
Posté 03 février 2010 - 12:47
Zarantas
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I have the same issue i cant reach the game I have a Core I7 GTX 275 and 10Gb of Ram
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Posté 03 février 2010 - 01:22
Iron Spine
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Are either of you using (or forcing) SLI split-frame rendering?
If you are, use AFR/AFR2 or 4WAFR. From my testing the game does not do well (to put it midly) if your SLI mode is SFR. nHancer has a user provided profile recently that gets AA+SLI working, though some have serious performance problems if AA+SLI+Dynamic Shadows is enabled. Turning off DS, or disabling SLI fixes that particular issue for now until it's officially addressed by Bio/nVidia or both.
If you are, use AFR/AFR2 or 4WAFR. From my testing the game does not do well (to put it midly) if your SLI mode is SFR. nHancer has a user provided profile recently that gets AA+SLI working, though some have serious performance problems if AA+SLI+Dynamic Shadows is enabled. Turning off DS, or disabling SLI fixes that particular issue for now until it's officially addressed by Bio/nVidia or both.
Modifié par Iron Spine, 03 février 2010 - 01:24 .
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Posté 03 février 2010 - 05:33
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Nvidia has a patch they recently released specificly for this and a few other games....however that and the hardware is not the issue in this case, becouse even when you lower things like res. and/or bloom etc. you still end up with lag, especialy when hacking.
i hate to say it but i have a feeling its how some of the code is handled...i even tried some of iron spine's tweaks...doesnt make a dent.
i hate to say it but i have a feeling its how some of the code is handled...i even tried some of iron spine's tweaks...doesnt make a dent.
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Posté 03 février 2010 - 08:51
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Hmm bummer. Well I certainly understand how you may jump to such a conclusion but I wouldn't just yet. For some configurations that are extremely similar, people can have vastly different performance. The AA+SLI+Dynamic Shadows is a good example, where turning off DS and keeping AA+SLI, or leaving DS + AA but disabling SLI resolves an otherwise FPS being cut in half.
That happens on machines that are technically similar and even the same or near-same generations of video boards. So anyway I guess what I'm saying is it might not be that cut and dry. One solution for some doesn't resolve it for others, where the problems would seem related bt the fixes don't apply to all.
There are so many settings related to graphics used by the game, and so many variations in hardware, driver and os settings there's no telling which settings or combinations of settings changes might just do the trick for a particular issue. This'll be a long paste but as an example modifying some of these using the editor to a False or Decreased setting to create a base to work from with low quality, seeing if your lag goes away or is affect (assuming you can still see the screen. Some of these may dork the game and cause other graphical issues) but if doing thi affected the game in a positive way (much faster for you) then you would have a base to work from and go back turning them on / increasing until you find the setting or combination of settings that are ruining your performace. Here's a paste of some examples.
With the assumption that UseVsync and SmoothedFrameRate are already set to False, modifying these to their off or lower settings may be a feasible way to get your performance back and uncover the culprit. Changing some of these may dork / cause other issues in the game but the theory still applies you'd just have to put back the original settings for any that break the game and skip them while you hunt for other possibilities. Also note some of these are overriden by the GamerSettings file when you make changes (or initially use) with the games config tool. We already know LensFlares is tied to more than the classic sense of it and you'll lose object interaction boxes by turning that one off. Just an example of unexpected side effect while tweaking.
[SystemSettings]
UseVsync
SmoothedFrameRate
StaticDecals
DynamicDecals
DynamicLights
DynamicShadows
LightEnvironmentShadows
CompositeDynamicLights
DirectionalLightmaps
MotionBlur
DepthOfField
Bloom
QualityBloom
Distortion
DropParticleDistortion
SpeedTreeLeaves
SpeedTreeFronds
OnlyStreamInTextures
LensFlares
FogVolumes
FloatingPointRenderTargets
Trilinear
OneFrameThreadLag
UpscaleScreenPercentage
SkeletalMeshLODBias
ParticleLODBias
DetailMode
ShadowFilterQualityBias
MaxAnisotropy
MaxMultisamples
MinShadowResolution
MaxShadowResolution
FoliageDrawRadiusMultiplier
ShadowTexelsPerPixel
MaxCharacterCinematicLightingPasses
EnableLightEnvSHLights
FilmGrain
MaxSamplerFilter
That happens on machines that are technically similar and even the same or near-same generations of video boards. So anyway I guess what I'm saying is it might not be that cut and dry. One solution for some doesn't resolve it for others, where the problems would seem related bt the fixes don't apply to all.
There are so many settings related to graphics used by the game, and so many variations in hardware, driver and os settings there's no telling which settings or combinations of settings changes might just do the trick for a particular issue. This'll be a long paste but as an example modifying some of these using the editor to a False or Decreased setting to create a base to work from with low quality, seeing if your lag goes away or is affect (assuming you can still see the screen. Some of these may dork the game and cause other graphical issues) but if doing thi affected the game in a positive way (much faster for you) then you would have a base to work from and go back turning them on / increasing until you find the setting or combination of settings that are ruining your performace. Here's a paste of some examples.
With the assumption that UseVsync and SmoothedFrameRate are already set to False, modifying these to their off or lower settings may be a feasible way to get your performance back and uncover the culprit. Changing some of these may dork / cause other issues in the game but the theory still applies you'd just have to put back the original settings for any that break the game and skip them while you hunt for other possibilities. Also note some of these are overriden by the GamerSettings file when you make changes (or initially use) with the games config tool. We already know LensFlares is tied to more than the classic sense of it and you'll lose object interaction boxes by turning that one off. Just an example of unexpected side effect while tweaking.
[SystemSettings]
UseVsync
SmoothedFrameRate
StaticDecals
DynamicDecals
DynamicLights
DynamicShadows
LightEnvironmentShadows
CompositeDynamicLights
DirectionalLightmaps
MotionBlur
DepthOfField
Bloom
QualityBloom
Distortion
DropParticleDistortion
SpeedTreeLeaves
SpeedTreeFronds
OnlyStreamInTextures
LensFlares
FogVolumes
FloatingPointRenderTargets
Trilinear
OneFrameThreadLag
UpscaleScreenPercentage
SkeletalMeshLODBias
ParticleLODBias
DetailMode
ShadowFilterQualityBias
MaxAnisotropy
MaxMultisamples
MinShadowResolution
MaxShadowResolution
FoliageDrawRadiusMultiplier
ShadowTexelsPerPixel
MaxCharacterCinematicLightingPasses
EnableLightEnvSHLights
FilmGrain
MaxSamplerFilter
Modifié par Iron Spine, 03 février 2010 - 08:54 .
#7
Posté 03 février 2010 - 08:56
Zarantas
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I tried them all and I still load up the game and watch the menu go at 1FPS WTF I am so temped to take this game back even though I loved ME1
