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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:07 pm
Post subject: Addons and framerate
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Gah.
Went on a Doom Lord Kazzak raid last night.
My box is an Intel Core Duo E6600. Or maybe a 6800, I forget. Not all
that important. My video card is a Geforce 8800GTX with 768 megs of RAM.
I've got 2 gigs of system RAM. This box runs Crysis acceptably. It runs
COD4 with all settings to maximum very well. In WoW, my framerate pushes
170fps.
Kazzak was my first 40-man raid on this box. As soon as he cuts loose
with his shadowbolt volley, my display converts to a slideshow. I hear
sound, I hear people talking on vent, but I'm looking at a static picture,
and then maybe 30 seconds later, another static picture. I can't even
tell if my keypresses are making it through.
Okay, turn all my WoW settings to minimum detail. Turn off all optional
graphics effects. Run it in full-screen mode. Makes no difference. Move
the camera around so that I'm only looking at a bare patch of rock while I
shoot him. Makes no difference.
My *old* box, an Athlon 64 3200+ with an AGP video card and a gig of RAM,
didn't do this in 40-man MC raids. Only thing I can think of is that the
oddons I'm running are doing something to completely gimp my framerate.
I'm thinking maybe it's SCTD, throwing ridiculous numbers up on my screen
no matter which way I'm facing. Or maybe Omen, what with it parsing a
combat log of 40 people all taking and delivering a shitload of damage.
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:07 pm
Post subject: Re: Addons and framerate [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Brian Trosko <btrosko.DeleteThis@panix.com> wrote:
> Kazzak was my first 40-man raid on this box. As soon as he cuts loose
> with his shadowbolt volley, my display converts to a slideshow. I hear
> sound, I hear people talking on vent, but I'm looking at a static picture,
> and then maybe 30 seconds later, another static picture. I can't even
> tell if my keypresses are making it through.
Look to see if your scriptProfile is set to 1 in your Config.WTF file.
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:49 pm
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"Brian Trosko" <btrosko DeleteThis @panix.com> wrote in message
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> Gah.
>
> Went on a Doom Lord Kazzak raid last night.
>
> My box is an Intel Core Duo E6600. Or maybe a 6800, I forget. Not all
> that important. My video card is a Geforce 8800GTX with 768 megs of RAM.
> I've got 2 gigs of system RAM. This box runs Crysis acceptably. It runs
> COD4 with all settings to maximum very well. In WoW, my framerate pushes
> 170fps.
>
> Kazzak was my first 40-man raid on this box. As soon as he cuts loose
> with his shadowbolt volley, my display converts to a slideshow. I hear
> sound, I hear people talking on vent, but I'm looking at a static picture,
> and then maybe 30 seconds later, another static picture. I can't even
> tell if my keypresses are making it through.
>
> Okay, turn all my WoW settings to minimum detail. Turn off all optional
> graphics effects. Run it in full-screen mode. Makes no difference. Move
> the camera around so that I'm only looking at a bare patch of rock while I
> shoot him. Makes no difference.
>
> My *old* box, an Athlon 64 3200+ with an AGP video card and a gig of RAM,
> didn't do this in 40-man MC raids. Only thing I can think of is that the
> oddons I'm running are doing something to completely gimp my framerate.
>
> I'm thinking maybe it's SCTD, throwing ridiculous numbers up on my screen
> no matter which way I'm facing. Or maybe Omen, what with it parsing a
> combat log of 40 people all taking and delivering a shitload of damage.
> Anyone else out there have any ideas?
>
I have no problems with omen or any other addons while raiding...but my
advice would be to disable all addons and do a few av's(to replicate 40 man
problems) , re-enable a couple of addons each time until you figure out what
addon is causing the trouble.
Alex >> Stay informed about: Addons and framerate |
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 3:07 pm
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Alex Wilson <usenet.RemoveThis@alexwilson.ukfsn.org> wrote:
> I have no problems with omen or any other addons while raiding...but my
> advice would be to disable all addons and do a few av's(to replicate 40 man
> problems) ,
Unfortunately, it won't do that, I have no problems in AV whatsoever.
That's why I'm so baffled. It wasn't the spell-effect graphics of 40
people casting at once, because the problem was still there even when I
directed the camera to point at a patch of dirt. The reason I'm asking
here is because replicating the original conditions is going to be so
difficult; no way I'm going to get a 40-man Kazzak raid together to
investigate a graphics problem. >> Stay informed about: Addons and framerate |
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 7:05 pm
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Yoink <postmaster.DeleteThis@magiclemurs.com> wrote:
> Brian Trosko <btrosko.DeleteThis@panix.com> wrote:
> > Kazzak was my first 40-man raid on this box. As soon as he cuts loose
> > with his shadowbolt volley, my display converts to a slideshow. I hear
> > sound, I hear people talking on vent, but I'm looking at a static picture,
> > and then maybe 30 seconds later, another static picture. I can't even
> > tell if my keypresses are making it through.
> Look to see if your scriptProfile is set to 1 in your Config.WTF file.
> If so, change it to 0.
Will do. What's that do? >> Stay informed about: Addons and framerate |
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 7:05 pm
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Brian Trosko <btrosko DeleteThis @panix.com> wrote:
> Yoink <postmaster DeleteThis @magiclemurs.com> wrote:
> > Brian Trosko <btrosko DeleteThis @panix.com> wrote:
> > > Kazzak was my first 40-man raid on this box. As soon as he cuts loose
> > > with his shadowbolt volley, my display converts to a slideshow. I hear
> > > sound, I hear people talking on vent, but I'm looking at a static picture,
> > > and then maybe 30 seconds later, another static picture. I can't even
> > > tell if my keypresses are making it through.
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> > Look to see if your scriptProfile is set to 1 in your Config.WTF file.
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> > If so, change it to 0.
>
> Will do. What's that do?
Turns off CPU profiling of addons.
I turned it on once and murdered my framerate. >> Stay informed about: Addons and framerate |
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:51 pm
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Yoink <postmaster.RemoveThis@magiclemurs.com> wrote:
> Brian Trosko <btrosko.RemoveThis@panix.com> wrote:
> > Kazzak was my first 40-man raid on this box. As soon as he cuts loose
> > with his shadowbolt volley, my display converts to a slideshow. I hear
> > sound, I hear people talking on vent, but I'm looking at a static picture,
> > and then maybe 30 seconds later, another static picture. I can't even
> > tell if my keypresses are making it through.
> Look to see if your scriptProfile is set to 1 in your Config.WTF file.
> If so, change it to 0.
Hrm. I have no such parameter in my config.wtf. I've got a line that
says
SET scriptErrors "1"
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(Msg. 8) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 8:51 pm
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(Msg. 9) Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 9:38 pm
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In article <fju66m$5br$1@reader1.panix.com>,
Brian Trosko <btrosko RemoveThis @panix.com> wrote:
> Alex Wilson <usenet RemoveThis @alexwilson.ukfsn.org> wrote:
> > I have no problems with omen or any other addons while raiding...but my
> > advice would be to disable all addons and do a few av's(to replicate 40 man
> > problems) ,
>
> Unfortunately, it won't do that, I have no problems in AV whatsoever.
> That's why I'm so baffled. It wasn't the spell-effect graphics of 40
> people casting at once, because the problem was still there even when I
> directed the camera to point at a patch of dirt. The reason I'm asking
> here is because replicating the original conditions is going to be so
> difficult; no way I'm going to get a 40-man Kazzak raid together to
> investigate a graphics problem.
There is a bottleneck in 2.3.0 involving UI queries about buff/debuffs,
that will be tuned up in 2.3.2. If you run mods that, say, display all
the buffs and debuffs for all the members of your party, it can soak up
a lot of CPU.
Rob
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(Msg. 10) Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 5:46 pm
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Rob Barris <rbarris.TakeThisOut@mac.com> wrote:
> There is a bottleneck in 2.3.0 involving UI queries about buff/debuffs,
> that will be tuned up in 2.3.2. If you run mods that, say, display all
> the buffs and debuffs for all the members of your party, it can soak up
> a lot of CPU.
Mods like Grid and Detox, I'm guessing. Thanks for that, maybe this'll go
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(Msg. 11) Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 4:59 pm
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Brian Trosko wrote:
> Gah.
>
> Went on a Doom Lord Kazzak raid last night.
>
> My box is an Intel Core Duo E6600. Or maybe a 6800, I forget. Not all
> that important. My video card is a Geforce 8800GTX with 768 megs of RAM.
> I've got 2 gigs of system RAM. This box runs Crysis acceptably. It runs
> COD4 with all settings to maximum very well. In WoW, my framerate pushes
> 170fps.
>
> Kazzak was my first 40-man raid on this box. As soon as he cuts loose
> with his shadowbolt volley, my display converts to a slideshow. I hear
> sound, I hear people talking on vent, but I'm looking at a static picture,
> and then maybe 30 seconds later, another static picture. I can't even
> tell if my keypresses are making it through.
>
> Okay, turn all my WoW settings to minimum detail. Turn off all optional
> graphics effects. Run it in full-screen mode. Makes no difference. Move
> the camera around so that I'm only looking at a bare patch of rock while I
> shoot him. Makes no difference.
>
> My *old* box, an Athlon 64 3200+ with an AGP video card and a gig of RAM,
> didn't do this in 40-man MC raids. Only thing I can think of is that the
> oddons I'm running are doing something to completely gimp my framerate.
>
> I'm thinking maybe it's SCTD, throwing ridiculous numbers up on my screen
> no matter which way I'm facing. Or maybe Omen, what with it parsing a
> combat log of 40 people all taking and delivering a shitload of damage.
> Anyone else out there have any ideas?
>
What's the chance that your computer started doing something else
(downloading a windows update or some other "automatic" feature) while
you were playing? This might have caused some problems...
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Jason
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