Lag problem
Re: Lag problem
I send
Re: Lag problem
@dantec116
You have no startup options set in Steam, so go to Steam Launch Options and make sure you have the following set.
Then in your config.cfg file change these parameters to the new values.
I also recommend that you do the following changes in config.cfg in order to avoid stuttering, but that is up to you.
After you have done the changes, come back here and report!
You have no startup options set in Steam, so go to Steam Launch Options and make sure you have the following set.
Code: Select all
-64bit -nointro -unlimitedlog -mm_pool_size 8000 -mm_max_resource_size 32 -mm_max_tmp_buffers_size 1000
Code: Select all
uset r_buffer_page_size "30"
uset t_averaging_window_length "60"
Code: Select all
uset r_mode_refresh "0"
uset r_vsync "2"
Re: Lag problem
Your advice is invaluable! Thank you very much! Played for 4 hours. As a result, the delays have decreased significantly, it has become much more comfortable. Even the official SCS support service could not help, they say the temperature of the video card, but I have it normal. If the secrets of optimization are revealed, be sure to write :) I hope that SCS will someday deal with the problem more closely. Thanks!BenganJ wrote: ↑October 25th, 2020, 5:50 pm@dantec116
You have no startup options set in Steam, so go to Steam Launch Options and make sure you have the following set.Then in your config.cfg file change these parameters to the new values.Code: Select all
-64bit -nointro -unlimitedlog -mm_pool_size 8000 -mm_max_resource_size 32 -mm_max_tmp_buffers_size 1000
I also recommend that you do the following changes in config.cfg in order to avoid stuttering, but that is up to you.Code: Select all
uset r_buffer_page_size "30" uset t_averaging_window_length "60"
After you have done the changes, come back here and report!Code: Select all
uset r_mode_refresh "0" uset r_vsync "2"
Re: Lag problem
@dantec116
If you want a lot better antialiasing then what SCS has to offer with it's SMAA,
have a look at our big topic on how to make it happen at the following one!
viewtopic.php?p=13049#p13049
I'm using that scheme and I have the same graphics card as you have, GTX1660Ti!
If you want a lot better antialiasing then what SCS has to offer with it's SMAA,
have a look at our big topic on how to make it happen at the following one!
viewtopic.php?p=13049#p13049
I'm using that scheme and I have the same graphics card as you have, GTX1660Ti!
Re: Lag problem
BenganJ wrote: ↑October 25th, 2020, 11:56 pm@dantec116
If you want a lot better antialiasing then what SCS has to offer with it's SMAA,
have a look at our big topic on how to make it happen at the following one!
viewtopic.php?p=13049#p13049
I'm using that scheme and I have the same graphics card as you have, GTX1660Ti!
Thank you! Tell me, do you have any delays at all, or do they occur somewhere?
And which version of the video card driver are you using?
Re: Lag problem
@dantec116
I have settled for now on an old driver as Nvidia has removed some settings i use in the later versions.
My driver version is 442.19 and I use Nvidia Profile inspector 2.3.0.10, but all that is documented in the
first post of that topic! I have an all over smooth experience of the game due to using the info in that
topic! Both versions work OK after all, so no big deal!
I have settled for now on an old driver as Nvidia has removed some settings i use in the later versions.
My driver version is 442.19 and I use Nvidia Profile inspector 2.3.0.10, but all that is documented in the
first post of that topic! I have an all over smooth experience of the game due to using the info in that
topic! Both versions work OK after all, so no big deal!
Re: Lag problem
After considering and following all the recommendations,
I recommend that you also try these following settings
in "..\Euro Truck Simulator 2\config.cfg" file and observe its results:
If you have not "Tobii" and/or "TrackIR" eye tracking systems:
If you have not "ASUS Aura" and/or "Razer Chroma" RGB lighting technologies:
I recommend that you also try these following settings
in "..\Euro Truck Simulator 2\config.cfg" file and observe its results:
Code: Select all
uset g_ignore_low_fps "1"
uset r_no_frame_tracking "1"
If you have not "Tobii" and/or "TrackIR" eye tracking systems:
Code: Select all
uset g_tobii "0"
uset g_trackir "0"
If you have not "ASUS Aura" and/or "Razer Chroma" RGB lighting technologies:
Code: Select all
uset cf_asus_aura "0"
uset cf_razer_chroma "0"
ASUS ROG Stryx GL753VE Notebook
- Windows 10 x64
- Intel Core i7-7700HQ @ 2.8GHz (3.8GHz TurboBoost 2.0)
- 16GB SDRAM (Dual-DDR4-2400)
- 512GB NVMe SSD (PCIe), 1TB HDD (sATA)
- ASUS GeForce GTX 1050Ti (4GB-GDDR5, PCIe), 17" Display (1920×1080)
Re: Lag problem
Thanks! I will try. Do you experience delays in the game?BeeAntOS wrote: ↑October 26th, 2020, 5:10 pmAfter considering and following all the recommendations,
I recommend that you also try these following settings
in "..\Euro Truck Simulator 2\config.cfg" file and observe its results:
Code: Select all
uset g_ignore_low_fps "1" uset r_no_frame_tracking "1"
If you have not "Tobii" and/or "TrackIR" eye tracking systems:Code: Select all
uset g_tobii "0" uset g_trackir "0"
If you have not "ASUS Aura" and/or "Razer Chroma" RGB lighting technologies:Code: Select all
uset cf_asus_aura "0" uset cf_razer_chroma "0"
Re: Lag problem
@BeeAntOS
Aren't those hardware related parameters set by the game when it discover the hardware or a related protocol?
The g_ignore_low_fps set to 1 just remove the warning, which I by the way have never seen. And I wouldn't set
r_no_frame_tracking to "1" as that would remove the calculation of frame timing, which is essential to get a real
smooth experience.
Aren't those hardware related parameters set by the game when it discover the hardware or a related protocol?
The g_ignore_low_fps set to 1 just remove the warning, which I by the way have never seen. And I wouldn't set
r_no_frame_tracking to "1" as that would remove the calculation of frame timing, which is essential to get a real
smooth experience.
Re: Lag problem
By the way, is your game running smoothly all the time, or is there insignificant delays?BenganJ wrote: ↑October 26th, 2020, 7:56 pm@BeeAntOS
Aren't those hardware related parameters set by the game when it discover the hardware or a related protocol?
The g_ignore_low_fps set to 1 just remove the warning, which I by the way have never seen. And I wouldn't set
r_no_frame_tracking to "1" as that would remove the calculation of frame timing, which is essential to get a real
smooth experience.