I'm on an iMac with dual processors and running Ryzom takes 98-100% of both processors most of the time, and has done since I signed up (mid June this year).
Having said that, once in Ryzom I can start something else going in the background (download, stream video/audio etc.) without any noticable effect on Ryzom. I do get disconnections out of the game, but that happens when nothing else is going on.
It seems that Ryzom is taking all available processor capacity, but then releasing capacity when something else needs it.
Having said that, once in Ryzom I can start something else going in the background (download, stream video/audio etc.) without any noticable effect on Ryzom. I do get disconnections out of the game, but that happens when nothing else is going on.
It seems that Ryzom is taking all available processor capacity, but then releasing capacity when something else needs it.
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