Quitting.

[Taobella.6597]

Just thought i would say bye.

i am just tired of getting poor fps in guild war 2 it had 7 years to come up with a way to fix it.

[Zacchary.6183]

It won't be fixed. You really need a better graphics card and about 16gb of RAM to comfortably play on max. I upgraded my graphics card from a Zotac 600 series to a 1050 Ti a couple of years after I upgraded my processor. Went from 20fps on toaster settings to 90 on max. I just need another 8gb of ram so my computer doesn't get bogged down after a few hours but other than that its great.

[Sindrener.1592]

@Zacchary.6183 said:It won't be fixed. You really need a better graphics card and about 16gb of RAM to comfortably play on max. I upgraded my graphics card from a Zotac 600 series to a 1050 Ti a couple of years after I upgraded my processor. Went from 20fps on toaster settings to 90 on max. I just need another 8gb of ram so my computer doesn't get bogged down after a few hours but other than that its great.

Rofl gw2 barely uses the gpu. If anything its 90% cpu so he needs that. Regardless yes the optimization i trash

[foste.3098]

Dual channel ram is a must for gw2. Some games do not benefit from it as much due to the engine or the way they are coded but gw2 gets a massive boost, especially in areas where there are allot of npcs. I had a single 16gb stick and recently added another 16 gb and got a fps upgrade of no less than 20 frames.

[Eldric.2109]

GW2, dont need anything short of a new engine. Running I9-9900k@5ghz, 32gb ram (2x16gb). and still get crappy fps, and 1 core is maxed out while the rest of the cpu is waiting for something to do.

[declan.7529]

My rig is 6 yrs old with i5 3.2ghz, 8 gig ram, 650ti ,I get over 50 fps most of the time. I used a program to make sure all cores are being used instead on just one to get the best performance out of the cpu.

[Leo Schrodingers Cat.2497]

There's a plugin for it. But have a nice day.

[Zacchary.6183]

@bluri.2653 said:

@Zacchary.6183 said:It won't be fixed. You really need a better graphics card and about 16gb of RAM to comfortably play on max. I upgraded my graphics card from a Zotac 600 series to a 1050 Ti a couple of years after I upgraded my processor. Went from 20fps on toaster settings to 90 on max. I just need another 8gb of ram so my computer doesn't get bogged down after a few hours but other than that its great.

Rofl gw2 barely uses the gpu. If anything its 90% cpu so he needs that. Regardless yes the optimization i trash

Eh, not from what I experienced. I had to upgrade my processor because my old, crappy motherboard got corrosion on it and blew after 7 years and the only ones available had newer pinsets. And even when I upgraded it, all it did was slightly increase FPS. But I still had to play on toaster settings until I upgraded my GPU.

[powetng.1024]

Looking to build a thief from ground up! Would appreciate any donations that can help me to achieve a better thief! :D powetng.1024

[Kageseigi.2150]

It's sad to see a helpful Thief leave. Sorry about that, and I wish you well!

Personally, I just play on lower settings. It may not be so pretty, but at least everything seems to play well.

May the Teef be with you!

[Psycoprophet.8107]

Don't blame u man in the slightest. Games a mess. Try eso, balance isnt the best but leagues better than gw2, the assassin class actually feels like one and the pve isnt mind numbing like gw2.

[saerni.2584]

Sorry to see you go @Taobella.6597

If you feel like revisiting sometime in the future I’m glad to help work through your technical specs to try and improve your experience.

[Sir Vincent III.1286]

GW2 was designed to support a single core computer, thus even if you have 6 core CPU, it only uses one. This applies for both CPU and GPU. So regardless of how much you spend to upgrade your system or how fast your internet connection is, the game is still limited due to its flawed design.

Some newer games uses all the cores in your CPU and GPU, meaning they can process your input separately from processing spell effects, environment animations, and sound effects. GW2 waits for the spell effect to process before processing player input. This is why they suggest that you tone down your graphics for better experience. Well, playing without spell effects doesn't equate to better experience for me.

ArenaNet would be better off using their resources creating a new engine for GW3 that uses current technological advances than trying to make GW2 work. Can you imagine having one CPU core processing your Shadowstep pathing in real time? No more invalid location BS since it already establish the optimal pathing before you even use the skill. That would be some quality game play right there.