EDIT: Summary 27/09/2982
Seems to be that all levels of system specs and both green and red teams having similar issues so I think we can forget the idea of this being limited to one group of system setups. We haven't had much in the way of concrete fixes either but these seem to be best:
NVIDIA:
Force vsync off to improve responsiveness. Cap your FPS to 60 (or whatever) using nvidia inspector if you're having heat issues.
ATI:
Use RadeonPro to force vsync off and cap fps to 60 (or whatever)
My RadeonPro settings (worked for me, maybe not for you)
AF x16, Flip Queue 0, vsync always on (double vsync) without triple buffering, disable aero, force process high prio, enable overdrive and 'always use highest perfomance clocks while gaming'
Some users reporting that this helps. Can't hurt to try.
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Hi all. If you could please post your system specs and also a brief description of any slow downs or responsiveness issues that you're having with PES on the PC. Or if you're one of the lucky ones, brag about how awesome everything works!
I've heard some anecdotal accounts of the game playing better or worse on different machines and maybe we could figure out the determining factor. Anyone who remembers the INTEL vs AMD situation from a couple of years ago should see the potential value of this.
I'll go first.
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.3Ghz
GPU: HD6870
Native Resolution: 1980x1080 - tested many others
Drivers tested: 13.9 WHQL, 13.10 BETA Sept 4th
RAM: 4GB
Other info: Tested various ways of forced vsync etc.
Issues: Button lag, slow downs and stutters in spite of maintaining 60fps. Generally very poor responsiveness.
Seems to be that all levels of system specs and both green and red teams having similar issues so I think we can forget the idea of this being limited to one group of system setups. We haven't had much in the way of concrete fixes either but these seem to be best:
NVIDIA:
Force vsync off to improve responsiveness. Cap your FPS to 60 (or whatever) using nvidia inspector if you're having heat issues.
ATI:
Use RadeonPro to force vsync off and cap fps to 60 (or whatever)
My RadeonPro settings (worked for me, maybe not for you)
AF x16, Flip Queue 0, vsync always on (double vsync) without triple buffering, disable aero, force process high prio, enable overdrive and 'always use highest perfomance clocks while gaming'
Some users reporting that this helps. Can't hurt to try.
...you should force PES to run dxd11, only. You can do that by adding one of these commands in pes.exe (shortcut / target field):
-dx11
WOOOOOOOOOOOOO...Just solved the lag problem on my CRAPPY AMD 6620 GFX card, 1.5 Quad core. Maxing FIFA and PES out NOW! Want to know how? Refreshlock!!! Put ur refreshrate to 160 and fiddle w/ the advanced settings so that you get the max refreshes in the smallest time. When you are done, add the PES14.exe into D3Doverrider and disable Triple Buffering and leave Vsync on. Then open Radeon Pro and use settings specific to your machine.
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Original Post
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Hi all. If you could please post your system specs and also a brief description of any slow downs or responsiveness issues that you're having with PES on the PC. Or if you're one of the lucky ones, brag about how awesome everything works!
I've heard some anecdotal accounts of the game playing better or worse on different machines and maybe we could figure out the determining factor. Anyone who remembers the INTEL vs AMD situation from a couple of years ago should see the potential value of this.
I'll go first.
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.3Ghz
GPU: HD6870
Native Resolution: 1980x1080 - tested many others
Drivers tested: 13.9 WHQL, 13.10 BETA Sept 4th
RAM: 4GB
Other info: Tested various ways of forced vsync etc.
Issues: Button lag, slow downs and stutters in spite of maintaining 60fps. Generally very poor responsiveness.
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