I kinda stopped using that form due to the sheer volume of people. I occasionally do, but you have a much better chance if you tune in to PC Sherpa Live Sundays @ 1:30 PM CST OR make a post in the help-forum in my discord :)

relax

If you have good enough FPS to play it, I think GZW is worth the 35 right now. However, if you struggle, I don't think it is. You have to really like that slow-paced extraction type shooter in order to get into it.

Don't worry, I will! I'm just not going to post Tarkov content unless I have something to discuss, which I will soon :)

Yes! Just got my RX 7600 about a weel ago and I'm hopefully planning to get the testing and video out before wipe drops. Either way, its coming eventually!

@@klemintime1452 thank you man. Appreciate all the videos

I'll probably be retesting this next patch, so stay tuned :)

Good call as sharpness will just highlight the jagged-ness of the image.

Sorry for the long wait in reply, but I would not disable hyperthreading. However, if you'd like to, you can do it by following these steps: 1. If you want to have the game attempt to run on all 16 cores without hyperthreading, simply check "Disable SMT". 2. If you'd like to have hyperthreading disabled and only have the game run on the CCD with V-cache (aka the first 6 cores), go to the CPU's affinity and check the even numbers between 0-15. If done correctly, you should have checked 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 14. Then, all you need to do is apply!

I know, there's big issues with the lighting system in the game that makes spotting enemies that far kinda painful. The ghosting especially makes it really grainy and gross, and I hope they keep working on it.

And the paging file is set correctly? Weird. I've seen a couple of those stutters on my new system, but I'll need some more playtime to figure out what's up.

Sorry for the super late reply, but that would just be disabling hyperthreading. If that's what you want to do, then that's good. However, if you just want to say disable the first core for Tarkov, you uncheck 0 and 1, as there are two threads going to one core.

Flattered but Endra 100% takes the crown lmao

HAGS offloads some scheduling of GPU tasks to a dedicated part of the GPUs hardware- its not *directly* taking the load off. Also, some of the tests mentioned in the video (like the ones with DLSS performance) made the load on the GPU low enough for the CPU to become the bottlenecking factor.

CapFrameX! I do not have a video on it as of now but there are a decent amount of guides online. However, I have my own personal profile that I made that is not part of the default setup. Once you set it up, feel free to ping me in the discord and I can drop the file there for you to use and modify :)

If anything, maybe take it off the first core. However, if you have a light windows install, there should be no need for you to mess about with it for CS2 unless the performance doesn't feel right.

If you aren't on Intel's 12th through 14th gen processor, you will not see those buttons. If you *are*, your CPU may not be equipped with any e-cores as its lower in the product stack (i.e 12400f, 13100f, etc)

@@klemintime1452 I'm on a 13900f

@@klemintime1452 I have 13600kf and I don't have those E core buttons nor the letter "E" besides the names. Maybe it is because I disabled Hyper-threading from bios?

@@themarketgardener You may have disabled the e-cores along with hyperthreading if you only see 6 CPUs (0-5).

The thing is that with Auto RAM Cleaner, the game will have to eventually call some of that stuff back into memory again, which will cause a little stutter. On the flip side, that stutter pales in comparison to the stutters felt when maxing out your RAM, hence why its an option.