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  • DrSkum88 Online
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    I came back to BO1 after not playing in awhile. Before I was able to have a locked 120fps, but now I'm getting constant frame rate drops. I've upgraded my GPU in the time since, so if anything performance should be better.

    Has there been any changes on the Plutonium end that would cause this? Has anyone else noticed this?

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    • DrSkum88 DrSkum88

      I came back to BO1 after not playing in awhile. Before I was able to have a locked 120fps, but now I'm getting constant frame rate drops. I've upgraded my GPU in the time since, so if anything performance should be better.

      Has there been any changes on the Plutonium end that would cause this? Has anyone else noticed this?

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      DrSkum88
      Black Ops 1 is known to have FPS issues. I've seen plenty of posts on the Steam forums from people with 12th-, 13th-, and 14th-gen Intel Core i7 CPUs reporting low FPS, despite having powerful GPUs like the RTX 3060 or RTX 4070.

      The game is just poorly optimized.

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      • DrSkum88 DrSkum88

        I came back to BO1 after not playing in awhile. Before I was able to have a locked 120fps, but now I'm getting constant frame rate drops. I've upgraded my GPU in the time since, so if anything performance should be better.

        Has there been any changes on the Plutonium end that would cause this? Has anyone else noticed this?

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        DrSkum88

        I had this issue, I was getting sudden frame drops and it was very annoying. Here are things I did to fix it: Set Texture Quality to Automatic, turn on Shader warming, and set Texture Filtering to Automatic.

        These worked for me, so I don't entirely know if they'll work for you.

        My specs (I don't know if this is helpful to you): Ryzen 2600, 8GB DDR4, 1650 Super, PNY CS900 500GB SSD.

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        • DrSkum88 DrSkum88

          I came back to BO1 after not playing in awhile. Before I was able to have a locked 120fps, but now I'm getting constant frame rate drops. I've upgraded my GPU in the time since, so if anything performance should be better.

          Has there been any changes on the Plutonium end that would cause this? Has anyone else noticed this?

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          DrSkum88 Did you DDU your drivers?

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          • WolflexZ WolflexZ

            DrSkum88 Did you DDU your drivers?

            DrSkum88 Online
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            So I was looking into this and found people had success using DXVK, and it works if I launch the game on steam. But when I launch with plutonium it just deletes the dll. I tried using process monitor to confirm it's pluto doing this, but it triggers the anti cheat and doesn't let you launch a game.

            Does Plutonium prune your game directory before launching? It has to be doing something.

            WolflexZ said:

            DrSkum88 Did you DDU your drivers?

            No, but I really don't think it's driver related. Nothing else has this problem and I just went from an Nvidia GPU to a slightly newer one.

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            • DrSkum88 DrSkum88

              So I was looking into this and found people had success using DXVK, and it works if I launch the game on steam. But when I launch with plutonium it just deletes the dll. I tried using process monitor to confirm it's pluto doing this, but it triggers the anti cheat and doesn't let you launch a game.

              Does Plutonium prune your game directory before launching? It has to be doing something.

              WolflexZ said:

              DrSkum88 Did you DDU your drivers?

              No, but I really don't think it's driver related. Nothing else has this problem and I just went from an Nvidia GPU to a slightly newer one.

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              DrSkum88 said:

              So I was looking into this and found people had success using DXVK, and it works if I launch the game on steam. But when I launch with plutonium it just deletes the dll.

              Launching Plutonium in online mode does that for unapproved dlls in the game folder. x86 DXVK 2.7.1 is allowed though.

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              • Hadi77KSA Hadi77KSA

                DrSkum88 said:

                So I was looking into this and found people had success using DXVK, and it works if I launch the game on steam. But when I launch with plutonium it just deletes the dll.

                Launching Plutonium in online mode does that for unapproved dlls in the game folder. x86 DXVK 2.7.1 is allowed though.

                DrSkum88 Online
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                Hadi77KSA said:

                DrSkum88 said:

                So I was looking into this and found people had success using DXVK, and it works if I launch the game on steam. But when I launch with plutonium it just deletes the dll.

                Launching Plutonium in online mode does that for unapproved dlls in the game folder. x86 DXVK 2.7.1 is allowed though.

                I was using the newer v3.0. I'll try again with v2.7.1.
                Is it supposed to do the same when in launching in LAN mode? Because I'm pretty sure I tried that as well and had the same results.

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                • DrSkum88 DrSkum88

                  Hadi77KSA said:

                  DrSkum88 said:

                  So I was looking into this and found people had success using DXVK, and it works if I launch the game on steam. But when I launch with plutonium it just deletes the dll.

                  Launching Plutonium in online mode does that for unapproved dlls in the game folder. x86 DXVK 2.7.1 is allowed though.

                  I was using the newer v3.0. I'll try again with v2.7.1.
                  Is it supposed to do the same when in launching in LAN mode? Because I'm pretty sure I tried that as well and had the same results.

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                  DrSkum88 LAN mode doesn’t do that according to a dev working on the client.

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                  • DrSkum88 Online
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                    Okay I switched to v2.7.1, and it worked.
                    Plus, it did fix my performance issues, I'm getting a locked 120fps at max settings. I'm surprised this fix isn't on the wiki, the frametime graph is a night and day difference.

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