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  • Ok

    So I did a -clean boot with cpu gpu ram OC : same issue with dx11on  FFR off : gpu and cpu load around 60%

                    -  clean boot witch cpu gpu ram OC : same issue with dx12 on: run smooth than after a while gpu load will drop and I will get 20fp

                   - clean boot with cpu gpu ram @ stock: same issue with dx11 on FFR off  gpu and cpu load around 60%

                    - clean boot with cpu gpu ram @ stcok: same isse with dx12 on: run smooth than after a while gpu load will drop and I will get 20 fps

    Regarding "WindowsWcpOtherFailure3"  I search the net but I must say I don't really know what to look for, I 'm kind of lost here

    Thanks for taking the time to help me btw!

  • H1N1-JohnyBoy's avatar
    H1N1-JohnyBoy
    7 years ago

    Best solution for me so far is to use the command "renderdevice.renderaheadlimit 2" with dx11

    Unfortunately it will reset everytime I respawn! Do you know a way to fix that, bypass that?

    I would consider it fixed if we could do that!

    Thank you in advance

  • PcPAirgun's avatar
    PcPAirgun
    7 years ago

    You can limit the pre rendered frames on the nvcpl. 😉

    About the constant 20fps: Are you using borderless mode by any chance? That's a known bug, try using fullscreen.

    EDIT:

    Ffr off will always not fully utilize your hardware. It adds waiting queues for cpu and gpu.

    Frame 1 get calculated on cpu, gpu is waiting. Gpu gets the data, renders the frame, cpu is waiting. Frame 2 gets calculated,...I hope you get the example.

    Dx11 + ffr off = 1 pre rendered frame

    Dx11 + ffr on = 3 pre rendered frames (windows default)

    Dx12 + ffr off = 2 pre rendered frames

    Dx12 + ffr on = 3 pre rendered frames

  • HI, thank you for answering me

    I was indeed in borderless, just tried fullscreen and dx12 but unfortunately still same issue ☹️

    Regarding the pre rendered frames in nvcpl can you confirm it's working because if set it to 1 in nvcpl and use ffr on it is still set to 3 in game

    And if I set it to 2 in nvcpl and FFR off it will still be set to 1 in game.

    So how can I set it to 2?

    Thank you for your time

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