Starcraft 2 CPU for >60fps/low details/400 food? - Page 3
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Gentso
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Cyro
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Hokay
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On December 02 2012 03:38 Gentso wrote: The biggest upgrade for me in this game was going from an HDD to an SSD. It actually increased my FPS, which I didn't think it'd do. I run i5 3570k at 4.5ghz and with the HDD I was running SC2 max settings at 70fps starting and 30s during intensive battles. It also had big stutters in the first game. With the SSD it's 90-100 fps to start off and 50 during intensive battles, and smooth as silk from the first time I play. If this is true than I might have to but an SSD lol. Can anyone else chime in on SSDs? I thought it would just effect load times. edit: nm just read the above post :X | ||
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Gentso
United States2218 Posts
On December 02 2012 03:42 Cyro wrote: It cant improve your FPS, only lessen stutters etc due to loading assets if you didnt run the preloader or something. Its just placebo effect I've tested this, man. I've reformated my comp with HDD, loaded up only fresh drivers and SC2 on my comp and played SC2 and had 30-70 FPS. Got the SDD and did the same exact thing and it increased FPS by around 20. Same procedure too. I load up Ohana and put the ingame FPS meter on, and it's instantly 20 FPS difference. I play against computer, get a 200 army and push enemy and check FPS during this time, too. Same comp, same drivers, and same freshly formatted drive and windows install. | ||
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Medrea
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Cyro
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asdf3455
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On December 02 2012 04:27 Gentso wrote: I've tested this, man. I've reformated my comp with HDD, loaded up only fresh drivers and SC2 on my comp and played SC2 and had 30-70 FPS. Got the SDD and did the same exact thing and it increased FPS by around 20. Same procedure too. I load up Ohana and put the ingame FPS meter on, and it's instantly 20 FPS difference. I play against computer, get a 200 army and push enemy and check FPS during this time, too. Same comp, same drivers, and same freshly formatted drive and windows install. Seems legit. If you want to really test it, clone your SSD on HDD (for example with Acronis Trueimage) and compare FPS at some point in a replay. | ||
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