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FalloutNV and Skyrim core integration.

FalloutNV and Skyrim core integration.

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DarkSkarlet
Senior Member
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02-03-2024, 03:49 AM
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I'm checking how many cores both FalloutNV and the original Skyrim can utilize. I searched online but got inconsistent results. I don't have the games installed right now, or they'd be too outdated to check their core usage properly. I understand this might seem like a simple question, but I only use my computer for older titles except FalloutNV, Skyrim, and Warband, which are also getting quite old. Reducing unused cores could help with heat and sound performance.
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DarkSkarlet
02-03-2024, 03:49 AM #1

I'm checking how many cores both FalloutNV and the original Skyrim can utilize. I searched online but got inconsistent results. I don't have the games installed right now, or they'd be too outdated to check their core usage properly. I understand this might seem like a simple question, but I only use my computer for older titles except FalloutNV, Skyrim, and Warband, which are also getting quite old. Reducing unused cores could help with heat and sound performance.

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mat_fury
Member
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02-03-2024, 05:13 AM
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Physics is connected to frame rate, minor variations are acceptable but completely disabling VSync and running at around 200 FPS leads to unusual effects.
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mat_fury
02-03-2024, 05:13 AM #2

Physics is connected to frame rate, minor variations are acceptable but completely disabling VSync and running at around 200 FPS leads to unusual effects.

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jonatan1234
Member
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02-03-2024, 10:05 AM
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2 threads work very well with 2 more threads gently. Because both games are designed for 60FPS and react strangely at higher FPS, depending on your CPU strength you could actually use less resources.
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jonatan1234
02-03-2024, 10:05 AM #3

2 threads work very well with 2 more threads gently. Because both games are designed for 60FPS and react strangely at higher FPS, depending on your CPU strength you could actually use less resources.

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Chuck978
Member
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02-15-2024, 04:59 AM
#4
I usually ran at 75fps without issues. By adjusting settings, I could disable most cores except two and keep HT on, which should reduce heat and allow a bit more performance if I decide to overclock later.
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Chuck978
02-15-2024, 04:59 AM #4

I usually ran at 75fps without issues. By adjusting settings, I could disable most cores except two and keep HT on, which should reduce heat and allow a bit more performance if I decide to overclock later.

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Goy2Kill_XD
Junior Member
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02-20-2024, 05:07 AM
#5
Physics is connected to frame rate, minor variations are acceptable but completely disabling VSync and running at around 200 FPS leads to unusual effects.
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Goy2Kill_XD
02-20-2024, 05:07 AM #5

Physics is connected to frame rate, minor variations are acceptable but completely disabling VSync and running at around 200 FPS leads to unusual effects.

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BigHaza
Member
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02-25-2024, 06:58 PM
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It seems like a nice idea. I finished setting up ACHI on the system last night, so I might test these two games tomorrow.
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BigHaza
02-25-2024, 06:58 PM #6

It seems like a nice idea. I finished setting up ACHI on the system last night, so I might test these two games tomorrow.

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_xxtarget_xx
Member
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03-01-2024, 03:05 AM
#7
It was interesting to turn off two cores last night and see the CPU run much cooler. With four cores and HT enabled, it reached about 53°C, while two cores off with HT on brought the temps down to 46°C. The system is water cooled, which should provide more room for performance upgrades.
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_xxtarget_xx
03-01-2024, 03:05 AM #7

It was interesting to turn off two cores last night and see the CPU run much cooler. With four cores and HT enabled, it reached about 53°C, while two cores off with HT on brought the temps down to 46°C. The system is water cooled, which should provide more room for performance upgrades.