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| IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games. |
| View Poll Results: Stutters and FPS post patch | |||
| Better FPS and less stutters |
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176 | 45.71% |
| Better FPS and same stutters |
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115 | 29.87% |
| Same FPS and less stutters |
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40 | 10.39% |
| Less FPS and more stutters |
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31 | 8.05% |
| Much worse FPS and much more stutters |
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8 | 2.08% |
| Much better FPS and much less stutters |
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15 | 3.90% |
| Voters: 385. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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#1
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settings @all medium, high dammage decals, no shadows, no grass
fps generally better, but stuttering remain a big issue. Problems on coastal areas: when flying over these, water is initially rendered where land should be (with trees and buildings appearing into the sea!). After few second displays correctly. When approaching some german bombers (he-111 and ju-88 for now) fps go completely south (less than 1fps, i'd say 1 or 2 seconds for ONE frame, if not worse). In afr2 mode, both GPUs appear to be working at peak or almost (everest say so), though it seems SLI is still not working as it should. Force feedback completely absent AFTER patching game, before patch was there, although in a very limited form, so i 'd say patch broke FF for me (i have a old MS sidewinder 2, but it still works great on every single simulator i have, like the DCS series or Sturmovik 1946) in short, the patch has made some improvement, but i'm still very far to having a playable game on my config (and i'm trying only medium details)... keep 'em coming (the patches), 1C, this sim would be the sweetest game of the year.. |
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#2
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Running at 1920 x 1080 avarage +-40 fps patch is working fore me it is getting better and better but still a long way to go .
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#3
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Could someone remake this post/poll but for the 1.00.14072, please.
Thanks. Last edited by senseispcc; 04-20-2011 at 12:23 PM. Reason: correction |
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#4
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Posted from the other thread:
System: Intel dual core E6850 (stock speed) Ati Radeon 5870 (Catalyst 11.3 drivers) 4 gb Ram Windows 7 32-bit Resolution: 1920x1080 Antialiasing: x2 test 1A: Free flight over England Model detail: High building detail: Low land detail: low forest: Low visual effects: High damage decals: High buildings amount: Low land shading: low Grass, roads, shadows all on FPS: on average 40+ Microstuttering: very low (but still a little bit) Verdict: Performance increase is negligable in test 1A from pre-patch. Test 1B: Free flight over England Model detail: High building detail: medium land detail: medium forest: medium visual effects: High damage decals: High buildings amount: medium land shading: medium Grass, roads, shadows all on FPS: between 28 and 34 fps. Microstuttering: high Verdict: An increase in performance over pre-patch, but the microstuttering makes it difficult to play. Without microstutter, the game would be generally smooth at these settings. Test 2A: Custom test with 12 Spitfires attacking 9 Heinkels He-111 at 2500m over land (Settings as Test 1A) FPS: high 30's on average Microstuttering: very little, but still some Verdict: A big increase in performance when attacking bombers over pre-patch. Before, the game would crawl when close to bombers, but now the frame rate dips only a little. Much improved. Test 2B: Custom test with 12 Spitfires attacking 9 Heinkels He-111 at 2500m over land (Settings as Test 1B) FPS: high 30's on average Microstuttering: very little, but still some Verdict: An increase in performance over pre-patch, but stutter when attacking bombers at these settings is considerably worse than in test 2A The biggest performance increase came when flying over London. (settings as in test 1A) Pre-patch, it was completely unplayable, but now for the first time I was seeing sometimes more than 30 fps. This is a huge improvement. Sadly, there is still a fair amount of stutter. Overall verdict: In general, there is an increase in performance over pre-patched game. Microstutter once trees and buildings is set to 'medium' is considerable, but with trees and buildings set to 'low' it is almost gone. The game would be smooth at respectable detail levels but for the stutter, which is still high. The visual artifacts and glitches I was seeing before are all gone now, which is much improved from the game pre-patch. There is still pixellating of the Spitfire's rear view mirror. The Heinkels seem very easy to shoot down now...much easier than in pre-patch game. I shot down 3 on a single pass. Thanks team for the patch. I feel in general things have been improved, but there might still be some work to do regarding the stutter. But overall I am pleased with the results. Last edited by Rattlehead; 04-08-2011 at 10:39 PM. |
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Patch seems to have made FPS better but stuttering at very low altitudes (<200 ft) seems to have gotten worse. I have turned up my graphics settings to everything high except for number of buildings. Other than that this runs great.
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#6
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Better fps, less stutters on my desktop:
win 7 32 bit q6600 2.4 4 gig RAM NV 560 ti 1 gig On my laptop the performance has decreased though: win 7 64 bit i5 560 4 gig RAM ATI FirePro m5800 (not suppported, which is a shame) cheers, BP |
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#7
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Well I voted for “Better FPS and same stutters”
And I will quantify that below, System specs: I7-920 @ stock speed 6gb of ram (3 x 2gb in 3 cannel mode) GF GTX275 (stock speed) with NV 270.51 drivers. Win 7pro 64bit (running like classic win2k desktop/folders etc I.e no XP/vista/win7 desktop/folders FX) OS & Steam on separate dedicated HDD. Running NO pagefile (I haven’t for >6 years, but it has been enabled for shutter testing on its own dedicated HDD but it makes no difference as there is >3gb free RAM that windows will use as VM before paging VM to HDD pagefile) Game settings: 1280x720 @ 60hz full screen, AA = x2 Modal detail, Damage decals, Building detail, Land detail, Visual effects = Medium settings Buildings amount, Land shading, Forest = Low Grass & Roads = On Shadows, Anti epilepsy filter = Off Quantification: Test1.trk Pre & post patch frame rate info was gathered with FRAPS using a 160sec benchmark using a repeatable .trk file of a decent from 2200ft above RAF Ford to land at RAF Tangmear (200ft) with 8 other planes circling to land, this .trk has never exhibited any shuttering either when originally flying it or subsequent replays. As above game settings: Pre patch = 8609 frames, 28 Min, 79 Max, 53.806 Avg Post patch = 9946 frames, 39 Min, 78 Max, 62.163 Avg As above game settings except for 1600x900 @ 60hz full screen, AA = off: Pre patch = 7614 frames, 26 Min, 62 Max, 47.588 Avg Post patch = 7891 frames, 31 Min, 61 Max, 49.319 Avg Test2.trk (perceived shutter testing with buildings) Pre & post patch frame rate info was gathered with FRAPS using a 160sec benchmark using a repeatable .trk file of a decent from ~2500ft to low level over a larger town which is over flown twice in opposite directions Buildings in numbers larger than a small village are about the only cause of shutter for me when flying low, given frame rate is independent of “shutter” for me, with buildings the increase in frame rate matches similar % increases to the minimums & average frame rates collected above for pre and post patch though many more permutations of building detail level & building amount were tested with the aim of perceiving shutter. A: With Building detail = Low & Buildings amount = Low Vs. With Building detail = High & Buildings amount = Low, has minimal impact on frame rate and the same amount of shutter take place B: With Building detail = Low & Buildings amount = unlimited Vs. With Building detail = High & Buildings amount = unlimited, has minimal impact on frame rate and the same amount of shutter take place, the frame rate is slightly lower than A: above (~5fps lower but we are still talking >30fps) and the shutter has a slightly different nuance to it and could be said to shutter fractionally less than A: above especially when over the centre of the town as there is a perceived smooth spot ware all the buildings are in view so have loaded. To me the problem with buildings is threefold, 1st: the mechanism in how they are loaded into the game world and when. 2nd: the amount of LOD’s used for “flying” situations when there is a lot of irrelevant detail being shown for flying at even at just above roof height but at high speed. 3rd: how setting Building detail = Low only serves to reduce the distance each LOD will be seen but NOT also the highest detailed LOD that can be seen. So e.g. on Building detail = Low with Buildings amount = Low, you get a performance hit from the quantity of buildings loading and unloading rapidly from view in a short space of time, you get a performance hit from successive LOD’s loading rapidly and a performance hit from the detail of the highest detail LOD being shown. |
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#8
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I get aproximately 30% less fps than pre-patch version. Dogfights over sea were fluid before, now I can't even use cockpit view any more due to loss of fps..
Vista 32-bit 4 Gb DDR2 Core 2 duo E6850 3 GHz XFX Geforce 8800 GT 512 Mb RAM |
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#9
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Patch is a generally good improvement for me.
System Specs i7950 @3.66 6 Gig 1600 Ram ATI 5970 Win 7 64 Bit Running game with: 1920x1200 (Native), No AA, Fullscreen. Model Detail, Visual Effects, Damage Decals -- High Building Detail, Land Detail, Land Shading -- Medium Forest, Building Amount -- Low Epilepsy Filter Off Grass, shadows - on roads Off A big difference for me is also having aero turned off. It improves the stutters considerably for me (unfortunately this creates some tearing when using TrackIR which triple buffer does not fix...but its not so bad and I can live with it for now). Stutters do remain however..over water in a 6x6 dogfight, when several of the opposing planes are in view as we merge. Also when really really close to another plane. ...over land, stutters whilst definitely improved are still there for me despite good FPS of 30-40 (with occasional spike up or down by 10 frames or so). I wonder if the issue for the 6xxx series of ATI cards that Luthier mentioned a possible hotfix for also affects the 5xxx series? Anyway, all in all, the patch is a good result in my view... I was able to scream over London in my Spitfire with very playable frames in a free flight whcih was awesome. I thought everything was smooth over water pre-patch for me, but since the patch, my fights over the channel are at another level now. Apart from the minor stutters mentioned above, the game is pretty much perfect over water for me now...and definitely playable over land. A full on fight with lots of planes over London may well have to wait until the SLI/Xfire fix and the multi core optimisations, but i am more than confident now the game is going to be a masterpiece. Well done Luthier and team. Keep up the good work. |
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#10
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Yesterday I got my new PC, therefore I can't compare but let me tell you my feelings about patched version.
New PC has i-2500k (not o/c...yet), 6gb ram, ati hd6850, ssd. I ran a couple of single missions in medium settings with grass/shadows/roads on and although it was quite smooth when I was alone over sea, it still has problems when flying over land or when close to other planes. Therefore game is still in unplayable status even in a brand new system |
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