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[PoopSlinger]

Watch the video.

 

In private TPG server Omega's Playhouse, but it can happen in a lot of servers for me.  It happened whether I was recording or not.  My ping was a solid 56. Playing "dark Hawken" mode where you enable the Plastic hawken ini and then turn textures to high.  I have been using this mode in an attempt to prevent the ridiculous frame dips.  In the video the frames don't drops too low but you can sorta make out that they stay between 50-75.  I run a 144hz monitor and have the my max framerate settings set to 144.  When dark hawken is working right i can stay above 125 frames an entire match.

 

This happens to me in about 1/2 my matches.  I whine about it all the time and I'm tired of feeling like a whiny fuzzy bunny.

 

Could this be an ISP issue?  Should I reset all my config files?  Why does server lag give me the bad framerate?

[Elite_is_salty]

I should be supporting you since you're my teammate but why make two threads about the exact same problem and post the same material just with a new description? There's and edit button man! Come on now!

[CraftyDus]

we were watching eth0 and incitatus' streams and it was quite a match

 

Between inci's damage beeping alerts in his scout and constantly broken windshield, solastarian's interjections of "I'm drunk, HELP!",

Poopslinger's escalating aggrevation about his game's fps lag,  Elite's mangled-by-latency, digitally modulated shot call's from tatooine, and the innumerable see-sawing of tied scores, it was quality Hawken drama.

[PoopSlinger]

I should be supporting you since you're my teammate but why make two threads about the exact same problem and post the same material just with a new description? There's and edit button man! Come on now!

This is in tech support so I can ask questions of why? How? WTF?

[Amidatelion]

Though I don't know what the hell dark hawken, I'm running a GTX970 and get stupid FPS drops, even when I'm running high or medium textures.

 

I really wish someone would come up with a solid fix for this mess.

[Flifang]

Ironically, I have since turned up my settings to high and put the fancy effects on and the frame bottlenecking problem still shows up but now persists for not nearly as much time as it did. The longest I have had it follow me has been an entire map rotation in TDM but now if it only shows up once per game it lasts a measly two minutes or so. It still makes the game very hard to play when it is there but this way I can play sometimes.

 

These are merely my observations so more than likely this is a coincidence more than anything.

[PoopSlinger]

I just don't get why it does it when there is no ping spikes and my hardware isn't at capacity.

[Draigun]

Had fps problems on the TPG-420 server, frame rate fuzzy bunny the bed to 40 fps. Never dips that low, even on Medium/Medium with a GTX 780. Running a 144hz myself; fps dips start to affect your match performance around the 60 to 70 mark from my testing.

 

I created a thread about engine load stuttering, which evidently is an issue on top of the occasional, sporadic FPS fault. Combined, your mech simulator 2015 experience degrades significantly.

[EM1O]

nm. got ninja'd.

much more relevant post >>--^

Edited by em1o, 18 June 2015 - 10:55 AM.

[PoopSlinger]

Thanks Draigun. 

Edited by PoopSlinger, 19 June 2015 - 05:18 AM.

[MomOw]

Please Cap'tn Josh, find an exorcism to that J1-B4B4 black magic !!!

[MechFighter5e3bf9]

Did you enable vsync via your gpu dashboard (not hawkens vsync, §moothing or framerate §oft limit) set sensitivity in hawken to 50 as a baseline, set windows mouse sens to the sixth notch for 0 interpolation disable acceleration too, and finaly set mouse usb polling rate to 1000 because syncing your gpu to your monitor wont do any good in fast movements if your mouse is sen?ing a sputter of jagged scattered dots as input rather than á steady stream (test difference with pencil in zoomed mspaint) oh and i seem to be using aroung 800s-900s-1100 cpi area might need less if your not closé up and fov 110 this just improved my frames ánd tearing and input lag all at once tonight

[Draigun]

Did you enable vsync via your gpu dashboard (not hawkens vsync, §moothing or framerate §oft limit) set sensitivity in hawken to 50 as a baseline, set windows mouse sens to the sixth notch for 0 interpolation disable acceleration too, and finaly set mouse usb polling rate to 1000 because syncing your gpu to your monitor wont do any good in fast movements if your mouse is sen?ing a sputter of jagged scattered dots as input rather than á steady stream (test difference with pencil in zoomed mspaint) oh and i seem to be using aroung 800s-900s-1100 cpi area might need less if your not closé up and fov 110 this just improved my frames ánd tearing and input lag all at once tonight

[sabrehawk90]

Had fps problems on the TPG-420 server, frame rate fuzzy bunny the bed to 40 fps. Never dips that low, even on Medium/Medium with a GTX 780. Running a 144hz myself; fps dips start to affect your match performance around the 60 to 70 mark from my testing.

 

I created a thread about engine load stuttering, which evidently is an issue on top of the occasional, sporadic FPS fault. Combined, your mech simulator 2015 experience degrades significantly.

 

Darn

 

Spoiler

Even WITH this so called "dark hawken"!

 

I guess this is what I get for running a laptop that was made without gaming in mind

[Draigun]

Let me clarify: the notable impact on match performance should only apply to those gaming on a 120/144Hz monitor. It's desirable to upgrade from 60Hz to 120/144Hz; it's also desirable to remain only at 60Hz—never to experience 120/144hz fluid motion and the difference between 60Hz.
 
But, it is not desirable to downgrade from 120/144hz to 60Hz; you will never want to use 60Hz monitors ever again.
 
Obviously, Hz ? FPS (unless you have variable refresh rate technology), but 60 fps dips on a 120/144Hz capable monitor will replicate a 60Hz experience. Consequently, reaction times diminish, fluid motion dissipates, and the amount of information stored in each frame is reduced considerably.

 

 

In your case, sabrehawk90, you probably don't suffer much of an impact, believe it or not—that is, only assuming you've never ran a 75Hz+ monitor.

 

In terms of technicalities though, your input lag is increased, and the amount of information you can process with each frame being rendered is reduced; which, depending on how you handle it, could impact performance significantly or marginally. It's only a matter of perspective, and some can actually play extremely well with 30 to 60 fps. I think a better way to approach situations such as these is to adjust and fine tune your actions based on your output performance, all through a continuous real-time process.

Edited by Draigun, 26 June 2015 - 12:27 AM.