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Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 03:05:00 - [1] Edited by: Brunis on 21/11/2004 23:41:42 Oki i have played around with this for quite some while and ive made a list of stuff that will help increasing your FPS in Eve. These changes should hold most of you unstill Shiva when the client side fixes (that people talk about) for FPS should get in game. Okay here we go Tips for good FPS in Eve: To tjeck at what FPS your Eve is running press "CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-M" - This will pop up a small windows showing FPS, it can also show other usefull stuff. Turn of "Sun is occluded by ships" in the ESC menu under generic - This should boost your FPS a little while in-space[Newly added since i forgot to add this the first time] Turn off sound card or just do a CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-F12 in-game (EVERYTIME you start Eve!) - Eve seems to have problems with most sound cards so changing this should free some resources. Remember to tjeck the FPS counter with this option though, you might just be one of the lucky with a sound card that Eve works with. Put in advancedDevice=1 (notice the lowercase a and upper case D) in your prefs.ini now some new settings have appeared in the graphics options in the ESC menu, change the "present interval" to intervel immediate - This one boosted my FPS alot! "Interval immediate" means "no vsync". "Interval one" means wait for vsync. "Interval default" is probably vsync on, depending on your display setup. For the full explanation see D3DPRESENT_PARAMETERS in the DXSDK. <-- Thank you to Mark A for the info about what it does. Change desktopHeight and desktopWidth to match thoes of your desktop in the prefs.ini - If your running your windows in 1600 x 1200 then change the settings to match those. Change buffersize to half of what RAM you may have in the prefs.ini - So if you have 512MB RAM then you change it to 256MB Disable any secondary display - This will give your GFX card less work to do but unless CPU is not your bottleneck this should not help much. If posible upgrade your machine to 1024MB RAM or more - Eve uses alot of memory so upgrading to 1024MB or more should help quite a bit. If sound card enabled try and turn off any hardware acc on it in "dxdiag" - Look at the other bit where i explained sound cards. When in-game press CTRL-Tab to get rid of the UI (only if you can live without the scanner) - Eve seems to have some issues with the transparentcy in the UI, using this removes most of the UI and frees a lot of resources. Close every program posible in Windows since Eve is VERY CPU demanding - Even stopping stuff like Winamp and mIRC will help, so close everything you don't need! Run the game in full screen - This seems to boost the FPS for some reason but probely just Windows alocating more resources to Eve. Change the eve.exe process priority in WinXP and Win2k by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del, finding eve.exe in the Processes list, right clicking on it, and setting it to High - Thanks to Drakworlf for this one, note that this setting will make Windows give Eve most if not all resources, so don't do this if you have something important running in the background. If running Eve on a laptop with a ATI card in it then this link might help also http://www.driverheaven.net/patje/, in there you can find a program to modify the normal cat drivers to work on mobility cards - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! The Cat are not made to run on mobility chips so using this might cause harm to your system, im using this my self on my laptop without any problem but it does not mean that you wont have problems! Questions or surgestions are welcome and i will try and answer them as long as this thread don't get to old. Also i would get realy happy if CCP would take their time to comment on these options since they might be able to explain why Eve runs at so low FPS and what these options do and so on... PS: Sorry for some of the spelling errors, my english is somewhat limited so please don't flame my spelling. EDIT: I almost forgot, DarkLegacy made a nice post about the preformance of different GFXcard and its well worth a read! /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 03:05:00 - [2] Edited by: Brunis on 21/11/2004 23:41:42 Oki i have played around with this for quite some while and ive made a list of stuff that will help increasing your FPS in Eve. These changes should hold most of you unstill Shiva when the client side fixes (that people talk about) for FPS should get in game. Okay here we go Tips for good FPS in Eve: To tjeck at what FPS your Eve is running press "CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-M" - This will pop up a small windows showing FPS, it can also show other usefull stuff. Turn of "Sun is occluded by ships" in the ESC menu under generic - This should boost your FPS a little while in-space[Newly added since i forgot to add this the first time] Turn off sound card or just do a CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-F12 in-game (EVERYTIME you start Eve!) - Eve seems to have problems with most sound cards so changing this should free some resources. Remember to tjeck the FPS counter with this option though, you might just be one of the lucky with a sound card that Eve works with. Put in advancedDevice=1 (notice the lowercase a and upper case D) in your prefs.ini now some new settings have appeared in the graphics options in the ESC menu, change the "present interval" to intervel immediate - This one boosted my FPS alot! "Interval immediate" means "no vsync". "Interval one" means wait for vsync. "Interval default" is probably vsync on, depending on your display setup. For the full explanation see D3DPRESENT_PARAMETERS in the DXSDK. <-- Thank you to Mark A for the info about what it does. Change desktopHeight and desktopWidth to match thoes of your desktop in the prefs.ini - If your running your windows in 1600 x 1200 then change the settings to match those. Change buffersize to half of what RAM you may have in the prefs.ini - So if you have 512MB RAM then you change it to 256MB Disable any secondary display - This will give your GFX card less work to do but unless CPU is not your bottleneck this should not help much. If posible upgrade your machine to 1024MB RAM or more - Eve uses alot of memory so upgrading to 1024MB or more should help quite a bit. If sound card enabled try and turn off any hardware acc on it in "dxdiag" - Look at the other bit where i explained sound cards. When in-game press CTRL-Tab to get rid of the UI (only if you can live without the scanner) - Eve seems to have some issues with the transparentcy in the UI, using this removes most of the UI and frees a lot of resources. Close every program posible in Windows since Eve is VERY CPU demanding - Even stopping stuff like Winamp and mIRC will help, so close everything you don't need! Run the game in full screen - This seems to boost the FPS for some reason but probely just Windows alocating more resources to Eve. Change the eve.exe process priority in WinXP and Win2k by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del, finding eve.exe in the Processes list, right clicking on it, and setting it to High - Thanks to Drakworlf for this one, note that this setting will make Windows give Eve most if not all resources, so don't do this if you have something important running in the background. If running Eve on a laptop with a ATI card in it then this link might help also http://www.driverheaven.net/patje/, in there you can find a program to modify the normal cat drivers to work on mobility cards - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! The Cat are not made to run on mobility chips so using this might cause harm to your system, im using this my self on my laptop without any problem but it does not mean that you wont have problems! Questions or surgestions are welcome and i will try and answer them as long as this thread don't get to old. Also i would get realy happy if CCP would take their time to comment on these options since they might be able to explain why Eve runs at so low FPS and what these options do and so on... PS: Sorry for some of the spelling errors, my english is somewhat limited so please don't flame my spelling. EDIT: I almost forgot, DarkLegacy made a nice post about the preformance of different GFXcard and its well worth a read! /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 12:13:00 - [3] Originally by: Darkwolf Edited by: Darkwolf on 18/09/2004 05:50:31 Sticky this NOW! The buffer and interval suggestions kicked my FPS in-station up from around 15-20 all the way through to 50! Note, you can also change the eve.exe process priority in WinXP and Win2k by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del, finding eve.exe in the Processes list, right clicking on it, and setting it to High. Not sure how much effect this will have on it, though. Thank you, it have been added to the list now /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 12:13:00 - [4] Originally by: Darkwolf Edited by: Darkwolf on 18/09/2004 05:50:31 Sticky this NOW! The buffer and interval suggestions kicked my FPS in-station up from around 15-20 all the way through to 50! Note, you can also change the eve.exe process priority in WinXP and Win2k by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del, finding eve.exe in the Processes list, right clicking on it, and setting it to High. Not sure how much effect this will have on it, though. Thank you, it have been added to the list now /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 12:15:00 - [5] Originally by: Kraven Kor Any idea, in prefs.ini, what the "network=0" and "networkAdvanced=0" do? My main problem is losing connection, not FPS /sigh. If i remember right setting the networkAdvanced=0 to 1 would give you some extra settings in the login menu like saving password and some other stuff, don't think theres anything that will help you stay connected. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 12:15:00 - [6] Originally by: Kraven Kor Any idea, in prefs.ini, what the "network=0" and "networkAdvanced=0" do? My main problem is losing connection, not FPS /sigh. If i remember right setting the networkAdvanced=0 to 1 would give you some extra settings in the login menu like saving password and some other stuff, don't think theres anything that will help you stay connected. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 12:18:00 - [7] Originally by: Idono Edited by: Idono on 18/09/2004 09:09:34 Sorry brunis but nothing you wrote worked. but Darkwolfs priorety setting boosted my fps 150%+ They should all give you a FPS boost, but if the priority change gave you that much it seems you have something in Windows that takes alot of resources. I will soon make a list over services and other stuff in Windows that can be turned of and save some resources. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 12:18:00 - [8] Originally by: Idono Edited by: Idono on 18/09/2004 09:09:34 Sorry brunis but nothing you wrote worked. but Darkwolfs priorety setting boosted my fps 150%+ They should all give you a FPS boost, but if the priority change gave you that much it seems you have something in Windows that takes alot of resources. I will soon make a list over services and other stuff in Windows that can be turned of and save some resources. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 13:15:00 - [9] Originally by: Dallenn I have seen WinXP consume only 256MB of RAM while running Eve, never beyond that really. This might be because you havent changed the buffersize and therefor not alowed Eve to use more memory.. But have to admit its only a guess /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 13:15:00 - [10] Originally by: Dallenn I have seen WinXP consume only 256MB of RAM while running Eve, never beyond that really. This might be because you havent changed the buffersize and therefor not alowed Eve to use more memory.. But have to admit its only a guess /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 16:29:00 - [11] Okay i took at look at the services running on my and one of my friends computer, and these are the services we have stopped. (Thank you to ThunderBird for hes help) These can be removed but note that Windows update will NOT work untill you have enabled them again! Automatic Updates Backgorund Inteligent Transfer Service These can be removed safely (I will put a note at some of them like print spooler since that will disable any printer usage): ATI Hotkey Poller Clipbook Distributed Link Tracking Client Error Reporting Service - MircroSoft are drowning in them anyway i think Help And Support - If you know how to edit these services chances are you don't need help anyway Fast User Switching Compatibility - If your the only one using the computer and don't use remote desktop you probely wont need this anyway Infrared Monitor - If you got it just disable it almost nothing uses it anyway Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) - If your behind a router or secure internet connection then you don't need this Messenger - Removing this will also remove some of thoes ****ty pop-up comercials Print Spooler - If you don't have a printer then you don't need it Logical Disk Manager Remote Registry - Who needs to change the registry over network anyway :) Routing And Remote Access - If you don't route your internet through your computer then you don't need this Secondary Logon - Also a network thing and might stop Remote Desktop from working Task Scheduler - If you need an alarm clock then leave it on TEC/IP NetBIOS Helper - Yet another help program, just disable it we are 1337 anyway Telephony - If your not using modem then just disable this Terminal Services - Will disable remote desktop and fast user switching Themes - They are just memory hungry anyway Windows Time Again these are the services we have stopped, use at your own risk, after changin some of these services some programs and Windows components might stop working, so tjeck one service at a time a test it. Also changin these will not directly improve the preformance of Eve, but should free up some resources in Windows so Eve will have more to use from Questions and surgestions are as always welcome. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.09.18 16:29:00 - [12] Okay i took at look at the services running on my and one of my friends computer, and these are the services we have stopped. (Thank you to ThunderBird for hes help) These can be removed but note that Windows update will NOT work untill you have enabled them again! Automatic Updates Backgorund Inteligent Transfer Service These can be removed safely (I will put a note at some of them like print spooler since that will disable any printer usage): ATI Hotkey Poller Clipbook Distributed Link Tracking Client Error Reporting Service - MircroSoft are drowning in them anyway i think Help And Support - If you know how to edit these services chances are you don't need help anyway Fast User Switching Compatibility - If your the only one using the computer and don't use remote desktop you probely wont need this anyway Infrared Monitor - If you got it just disable it almost nothing uses it anyway Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) - If your behind a router or secure internet connection then you don't need this Messenger - Removing this will also remove some of thoes ****ty pop-up comercials Print Spooler - If you don't have a printer then you don't need it Logical Disk Manager Remote Registry - Who needs to change the registry over network anyway :) Routing And Remote Access - If you don't route your internet through your computer then you don't need this Secondary Logon - Also a network thing and might stop Remote Desktop from working Task Scheduler - If you need an alarm clock then leave it on TEC/IP NetBIOS Helper - Yet another help program, just disable it we are 1337 anyway Telephony - If your not using modem then just disable this Terminal Services - Will disable remote desktop and fast user switching Themes - They are just memory hungry anyway Windows Time Again these are the services we have stopped, use at your own risk, after changin some of these services some programs and Windows components might stop working, so tjeck one service at a time a test it. Also changin these will not directly improve the preformance of Eve, but should free up some resources in Windows so Eve will have more to use from Questions and surgestions are as always welcome. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.01 04:32:00 - [13] Originally by: ArchMandalore How do get access to prefs.ini ? thx Its located in gamedir/cache, then just open it with a text editor like notepad. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.01 04:32:00 - [14] Originally by: ArchMandalore How do get access to prefs.ini ? thx Its located in gamedir/cache, then just open it with a text editor like notepad. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.02 21:43:00 - [15] Originally by: Mark A "Interval immediate" means "no vsync". "Interval one" means wait for vsync. "Interval default" is probably vsync on, depending on your display setup. This will only have an effect in full screen obviously. For the full explanation see D3DPRESENT_PARAMETERS in the DXSDK. Thank you ill add that to the info. A note though, it will inded help if you run in window mode. I only run Eve in Window mode as i have to monitor IRC and other programs as well and i have it set to "Interval immediate", using this setting still gives me extra FPS! Originally by: Mark A Quote: Change desktopHeight and desktopWidth to match thoes of your desktop in the prefs.ini - If your running your windows in 1600 x 1200 then change the settings to match those. I doubt this will make any difference. EVE isn't fill-rate limited so is relatively insensitive to resolution. Use whatever makes the user-interface a good size for you. This was an advice i got from a friend, he said it worked wonders for him so i added it as it might help others. Originally by: Mark A Quote: Disable any secondary display - This gave me a little boost, i realy don't know why since that don't make much sence to me why Eve would try and use the secondary display. This doesn't affect EVE, it affects your graphics card as it has more work to do when maintaining 2 displays. Note this still applies even if running the primary display fullscreen. You can view this in the NVidia display properties by going to "Performance and Quality" and checking "Show advanced settings". There'll be a new entry in the list called "Hardware acceleration" which will show single-display or multi-display mode. Note while this can add 10fps to Doom3, since EVE is primarily limited by the CPU rather than the graphics card it'll make less difference, but will help a little. Ill change the comment on that one, thanks Originally by: Mark A Quote: Close every program posible in Windows since Eve is VERY CPU demanding - Even stopping stuff like Winamp and mIRC will help, so close everything you don't need! The foreground application should steal almost all of the CPU time when it needs to - unless you're running something CPU-intensive in the background (ie shows 10-20% of the CPU all the time) this won't matter much. Also stopping WinXP services you don't need won't make any difference either - this is a bit of a myth - processes that aren't doing any work don't use any significant CPU (< 1%). Here you are wrong though, you can never trust a CPU meter it never shows the right amout. Also i tested this before i added it on the list, it maybe dident give much but 1-2 FPS is still a boost. Originally by: Mark A Quote: Change the eve.exe process priority in WinXP and Win2k by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del, finding eve.exe in the Processes list, right clicking on it, and setting it to High Don't do this. As I said, unless you're running something else that's doing a load of work in the background it won't make any difference and will make the rest of your system unresponsive, especially in windowed mode. I dident test this one my self, but i could picture it helping when it helps to stop other programs like mIRC and such. Maybe i should just add not to set it to "realtime" and "high" will work fine and still have a Windows that works. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.02 21:43:00 - [16] Originally by: Mark A "Interval immediate" means "no vsync". "Interval one" means wait for vsync. "Interval default" is probably vsync on, depending on your display setup. This will only have an effect in full screen obviously. For the full explanation see D3DPRESENT_PARAMETERS in the DXSDK. Thank you ill add that to the info. A note though, it will inded help if you run in window mode. I only run Eve in Window mode as i have to monitor IRC and other programs as well and i have it set to "Interval immediate", using this setting still gives me extra FPS! Originally by: Mark A Quote: Change desktopHeight and desktopWidth to match thoes of your desktop in the prefs.ini - If your running your windows in 1600 x 1200 then change the settings to match those. I doubt this will make any difference. EVE isn't fill-rate limited so is relatively insensitive to resolution. Use whatever makes the user-interface a good size for you. This was an advice i got from a friend, he said it worked wonders for him so i added it as it might help others. Originally by: Mark A Quote: Disable any secondary display - This gave me a little boost, i realy don't know why since that don't make much sence to me why Eve would try and use the secondary display. This doesn't affect EVE, it affects your graphics card as it has more work to do when maintaining 2 displays. Note this still applies even if running the primary display fullscreen. You can view this in the NVidia display properties by going to "Performance and Quality" and checking "Show advanced settings". There'll be a new entry in the list called "Hardware acceleration" which will show single-display or multi-display mode. Note while this can add 10fps to Doom3, since EVE is primarily limited by the CPU rather than the graphics card it'll make less difference, but will help a little. Ill change the comment on that one, thanks Originally by: Mark A Quote: Close every program posible in Windows since Eve is VERY CPU demanding - Even stopping stuff like Winamp and mIRC will help, so close everything you don't need! The foreground application should steal almost all of the CPU time when it needs to - unless you're running something CPU-intensive in the background (ie shows 10-20% of the CPU all the time) this won't matter much. Also stopping WinXP services you don't need won't make any difference either - this is a bit of a myth - processes that aren't doing any work don't use any significant CPU (< 1%). Here you are wrong though, you can never trust a CPU meter it never shows the right amout. Also i tested this before i added it on the list, it maybe dident give much but 1-2 FPS is still a boost. Originally by: Mark A Quote: Change the eve.exe process priority in WinXP and Win2k by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Del, finding eve.exe in the Processes list, right clicking on it, and setting it to High Don't do this. As I said, unless you're running something else that's doing a load of work in the background it won't make any difference and will make the rest of your system unresponsive, especially in windowed mode. I dident test this one my self, but i could picture it helping when it helps to stop other programs like mIRC and such. Maybe i should just add not to set it to "realtime" and "high" will work fine and still have a Windows that works. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.07 08:42:00 - [17] Originally by: Sally None of the suggested settings boosted my FPS. Love the quality settings though. Something tells me you dident try then or did something wrong /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.07 08:42:00 - [18] Originally by: Sally None of the suggested settings boosted my FPS. Love the quality settings though. Something tells me you dident try then or did something wrong /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.10 23:12:00 - [19] Originally by: Hatt Helped a bit... Still can't use winamp without alot of *****ing/popping sounds tho Maybe setting the in-game jukebox to play the MP3s will help.. Never tried that my self though /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.10 23:12:00 - [20] Originally by: Hatt Helped a bit... Still can't use winamp without alot of *****ing/popping sounds tho Maybe setting the in-game jukebox to play the MP3s will help.. Never tried that my self though /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.18 08:21:00 - [21] Originally by: SSCI Toolmaster Originally by: Sally None of the suggested settings boosted my FPS. Love the quality settings though. I guess, this is because your targets now gets theyre screen loaded, and manage to fight back or fly away laughing?? Noticed negative feedback from some people here.. and they are all in Curse Alliance. Please keep Eve politics out of this thread! I hope the mods will help keep this thread clean of this. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.18 08:21:00 - [22] Originally by: SSCI Toolmaster Originally by: Sally None of the suggested settings boosted my FPS. Love the quality settings though. I guess, this is because your targets now gets theyre screen loaded, and manage to fight back or fly away laughing?? Noticed negative feedback from some people here.. and they are all in Curse Alliance. Please keep Eve politics out of this thread! I hope the mods will help keep this thread clean of this. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.22 02:44:00 - [23] Originally by: grappler Put in advancedDevice=1 how and where? is there a window I nee to open somewhere? I didnt see it in the esc window anywhere Look in gamedir/cache there is a file there named "prefs.ini", open that file with notepad and then add the line "advanceDevice=1" That should give you some extra options in the esc menu ingame /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.10.22 02:44:00 - [24] Originally by: grappler Put in advancedDevice=1 how and where? is there a window I nee to open somewhere? I didnt see it in the esc window anywhere Look in gamedir/cache there is a file there named "prefs.ini", open that file with notepad and then add the line "advanceDevice=1" That should give you some extra options in the esc menu ingame /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.11.25 18:13:00 - [25] Originally by: Harkus Just a quick note for those of you who have Intel's Hyperthreading CPUs. Turn it off. This works wonders especially if you are running more than one client on your computer. I run 2 clients on mine and with HT on, EVE would "stutter" (read: simply wouldn't run smooth). Turning off HT smoothed out EVE incredibly. Nice thread. Let's keep the tips going! Turning of HT will afaik only give a slight boost, nothing people will realy notice. And if running 2 clients at once i think its posible to set them to work on each their "cpu" in taskmanager. In not 100% sure though /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.11.25 18:13:00 - [26] Originally by: Harkus Just a quick note for those of you who have Intel's Hyperthreading CPUs. Turn it off. This works wonders especially if you are running more than one client on your computer. I run 2 clients on mine and with HT on, EVE would "stutter" (read: simply wouldn't run smooth). Turning off HT smoothed out EVE incredibly. Nice thread. Let's keep the tips going! Turning of HT will afaik only give a slight boost, nothing people will realy notice. And if running 2 clients at once i think its posible to set them to work on each their "cpu" in taskmanager. In not 100% sure though /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.11.26 06:13:00 - [27] I dunno about the Exodus client, but turning off "sun is ocluded by ship" in Castor made it alot more stable for alot of people. Have you tryed that? /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.11.26 06:13:00 - [28] I dunno about the Exodus client, but turning off "sun is ocluded by ship" in Castor made it alot more stable for alot of people. Have you tryed that? /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.11.27 11:30:00 - [29] Originally by: Kardinaal Edited by: Kardinaal on 26/11/2004 13:37:01 After theKiller8's advice, I've checked for IRQ problems/sharing on my PC, and found out that my graphics card is on the same IRQ as my usb hub device. How do I turn the USB device on and off? And are there tips on this thread that I should NOT do now the new patch is out? In the BIOS you should be able to find an option to turn of the USB hub somewhere. They will all still help to give more FPS in Eve but the Exodus client have been greatly optimized so the options in this thread will probely not help much anymore. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg
Brunis	Posted - 2004.11.27 11:30:00 - [30] Originally by: Kardinaal Edited by: Kardinaal on 26/11/2004 13:37:01 After theKiller8's advice, I've checked for IRQ problems/sharing on my PC, and found out that my graphics card is on the same IRQ as my usb hub device. How do I turn the USB device on and off? And are there tips on this thread that I should NOT do now the new patch is out? In the BIOS you should be able to find an option to turn of the USB hub somewhere. They will all still help to give more FPS in Eve but the Exodus client have been greatly optimized so the options in this thread will probely not help much anymore. /Brunis Another dog lifting its leg

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