The rig and set up:
Vishera 6300 not OC
8 GB DDR3 1600
XFX 2GB Radeon HD 7870 not OC (specifying by me to allow for factory OC argument-wise)
500 GB HDD SATA III WD Blue
1920 x 1080 Res w/ Max Settings
The issue:
I can play the game beautifully at a semi-constant 60 FPS. What I would call my "average" performance is 60 PFS. I can walk around, talk to NPCs, use abilities and jump around the game world pretty smoothly at 60 FPS about 98% of the time. Every once in a while though, I get massive FPS hits when playing and always get it when the loading screen is loading (the buttons do their appearance animation and so forth). When the UI initializes and the buttons in the start screen are being loaded to the screen it's very choppy and fraps reports about 5-10 FPS but after a second or two this normalizes and FPS goes up my "normal" 60. Does anyone else get this with the game? I'd think this is related to disk I/O but if anyone has some pointers on how to set up the resource monitor to "debug" this that would be massively helpful.
Thanks!
Vishera 6300 not OC
8 GB DDR3 1600
XFX 2GB Radeon HD 7870 not OC (specifying by me to allow for factory OC argument-wise)
500 GB HDD SATA III WD Blue
1920 x 1080 Res w/ Max Settings
The issue:
I can play the game beautifully at a semi-constant 60 FPS. What I would call my "average" performance is 60 PFS. I can walk around, talk to NPCs, use abilities and jump around the game world pretty smoothly at 60 FPS about 98% of the time. Every once in a while though, I get massive FPS hits when playing and always get it when the loading screen is loading (the buttons do their appearance animation and so forth). When the UI initializes and the buttons in the start screen are being loaded to the screen it's very choppy and fraps reports about 5-10 FPS but after a second or two this normalizes and FPS goes up my "normal" 60. Does anyone else get this with the game? I'd think this is related to disk I/O but if anyone has some pointers on how to set up the resource monitor to "debug" this that would be massively helpful.
Thanks!