Good one, but I've already tried everything I could do in the game settings - including reducing audio channels, minimal graphic settings and so on.
Sometimes I think it is weird. I have a PC capable of giving me a good workflow on editing videos and special effects in 1080p, uncompressed streams with a high framerate, but it has problems with ryzom :/
I could probably still blame the Keplar but I'd like that confirmed. Anyone else with a Quadro K2000 playing Ryzom here?
Beside that, the fact that Ryzom tries to fry a cpu core independent from it's clock speed is a sign of bad programming. I used looped requests all the time before I found out how to use interrupts. I don't know how stuff works with the GDT nowadays, but maybe a timer with a few miliseconds could call that ryzom routine and stop it from running at full pace.
I love Ryzom and I'd like it to be playable, so...
Still any suggestions welcome :)
Sometimes I think it is weird. I have a PC capable of giving me a good workflow on editing videos and special effects in 1080p, uncompressed streams with a high framerate, but it has problems with ryzom :/
I could probably still blame the Keplar but I'd like that confirmed. Anyone else with a Quadro K2000 playing Ryzom here?
Beside that, the fact that Ryzom tries to fry a cpu core independent from it's clock speed is a sign of bad programming. I used looped requests all the time before I found out how to use interrupts. I don't know how stuff works with the GDT nowadays, but maybe a timer with a few miliseconds could call that ryzom routine and stop it from running at full pace.
I love Ryzom and I'd like it to be playable, so...
Still any suggestions welcome :)