Use a RAM drive to reduce stuttering

[jimbop]

Originally Posted by Troll2k

With a ram disk what happens when you turn the machine off?

It disappears of course! See OP, I already mentioned this is not an optimal solution but I'm using it until the patch at least. It really doesn't take long to set up when you are used to it.

[mazex]

Originally Posted by jimbop

It disappears of course! See OP, I already mentioned this is not an optimal solution but I'm using it until the patch at least. It really doesn't take long to set up when you are used to it.

I'm not sure if I misunderstand you, but Dataram RAMDisk has the option to save the data on the RAM-device to disk, both at shutdown and continuously at your own interval while running. Would be rather boring to get in a corrupt/inconsistent state if Steam updates the game and patches the RAMDrive files that gets nuked on reboot

[jimbop]

Originally Posted by mazex

I'm not sure if I misunderstand you, but Dataram RAMDisk has the option to save the data on the RAM-device to disk, both at shutdown and continuously at your own interval while running. Would be rather boring to get in a corrupt/inconsistent state if Steam updates the game and patches the RAMDrive files that gets nuked on reboot

Yes, you can sync back before shutting down.

[Doc_uk]

didnt work for me but i only get stutters at the begining of each mission
Plus im getting 50+ fps anyway, over land

[jimbop]

Yes, it stopped making a difference for me after an upgrade. Interesting exercise though and seems to help some.

[Doc_uk]

Originally Posted by jimbop

Yes, it stopped making a difference for me after an upgrade. Interesting exercise though and seems to help some.

Yes glad it has helped some, nice tips
And it was worth a shot