Yawn................

I wish they would fix the game for high end (well normal these days) computers, But I am kinda excited about this new stuff. It won't make me shell out $15 to fire up my account but still its nice.

Originally posted by Hrica

I wish they would fix the game for high end (well normal these days) computers, But I am kinda excited about this new stuff. It won't make me shell out $15 to fire up my account but still its nice.

in the last year they made a lot smaller improvements to the engine which in sum helped my performance a lot. in raid fights the fps are still horrible but now i get a lot better fps in quenos harbour as an example like i did about a year ago.  about a year ago the cpu usage on my dualcore was allways below 50% now its regulary at 55% and can go up to 60% which also means that they added a few optimisations for dualcores.

there is still a lot to do but if they continue to do these smaller improvements then i'm happy too.

Originally posted by quaiky

Originally posted by Hrica

I wish they would fix the game for high end (well normal these days) computers, But I am kinda excited about this new stuff. It won't make me shell out $15 to fire up my account but still its nice.

 

in the last year they made a lot smaller improvements to the engine which in sum helped my performance a lot. in raid fights the fps are still horrible but now i get a lot better fps in quenos harbour as an example like i did about a year ago.  about a year ago the cpu usage on my dualcore was allways below 50% now its regulary at 55% and can go up to 60% which also means that they added a few optimisations for dualcores.

there is still a lot to do but if they continue to do these smaller improvements then i'm happy too.

 

 

Ehmm EverQuest2 still hasn't multi-core CPU support.

They just hired a new graphics programmer this summer, who is going to work on the engine.

His sole task will be optimisation of the engine to support multi-core CPU's and transfer graphic processing tasks back to the GPU.

So in other words. These optimisations are not in yet. But I am sertainly eagerly waiting for it :)

Guildhalls is going to be nice. Lot of my guildies are waiting in anticipation.

Cheers

Originally posted by Guillermo197

Originally posted by quaiky

Originally posted by Hrica

I wish they would fix the game for high end (well normal these days) computers, But I am kinda excited about this new stuff. It won't make me shell out $15 to fire up my account but still its nice.

 

in the last year they made a lot smaller improvements to the engine which in sum helped my performance a lot. in raid fights the fps are still horrible but now i get a lot better fps in quenos harbour as an example like i did about a year ago.  about a year ago the cpu usage on my dualcore was allways below 50% now its regulary at 55% and can go up to 60% which also means that they added a few optimisations for dualcores.

there is still a lot to do but if they continue to do these smaller improvements then i'm happy too.

 

 

 

Ehmm EverQuest2 still hasn't multi-core CPU support.

They just hired a new graphics programmer this summer, who is going to work on the engine.

His sole task will be optimisation of the engine to support multi-core CPU's and transfer graphic processing tasks back to the GPU.

So in other words. These optimisations are not in yet. But I am sertainly eagerly waiting for it :)

Guildhalls is going to be nice. Lot of my guildies are waiting in anticipation.

Cheers

Geez I hope that guy comes through!! that would truly be a cool thing!

My wife might leave War for it........