CCP has been adding a lot “behind the scenes” which has adversely affected performance. One of these is the new volumetrics (no “off” option). Since then I’ve had to drop from 3 to 1 client, slash my graphics settings and reduce resolution by 25-30%.
MacOS, but nothing has changed on my end in years.
Analog TV was NTSC or PAL. NTSC was 27.333? something frames a second ( cause the US thought exactly 30 would cause bleed through between frames and PAL was 25 frames a second.
You are looking at this the wrong way. The monitor and the graphics card agree to communicate at 60hz, but that doesn’t mean the graphics card will sent 60 new images each second.
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Shows even at a ‘consistent’ frames per second, within a given time slice, some frames take a lot longer to draw than others. Back when GPU were less powerful, this was acutely pronounced when you would see a 60 FPS timeslice consist of quick frames taking 1/10th of total drawing, and a few ‘hard’ frames taking 9/10th of the time. Humans would see this as a ‘tear’ or a ‘stutter’ in the rendering.
Performance is not dropping, complexity is increasing. The new station interiors cause my laptop GPU to go into overdrive, I can hear the fans start to spool up within a few seconds of docking.
With no way to turn off these new environments ( apart from disabling the whole interface ) its wholly the fault of CCP not providing enough granularity in the graphics settings so a machine can be appropriately ‘tuned’ to run well.
Working as intended.
No more Mboxing abuse.
So you tell nothing has changed on your computer while at the same time you tell that it is up to date. So you did update it and the whole operating system has changed.
There are known issues with Windows 11 24H2 update. From what you read in the threads on the forums about it, people either switch to Windows 10 or restore to before the update.
