Wurm startup stutters the computer while loading

[Zazz 325]

Encountered a weird issue that i've never had before and unable to solve it myself

 

Whenever i launch the wurm startup i get really laggy performance for about 10 seconds (until the startup meny is finished and you can click play).

 

Same thing when the Wurm world is loading in i get this stutter. The whole computer is stuttering, not just the client.

 

Once the client is loaded and once the world is rendered i have no problems at all. Runs perfectly.

 

CPU: i7 4770k

RAM: 32GB

GC: Titan X

SSD: samsung 850 Pro 120gb and 2x intel 910 in Raid 0.

 

Java is installed on the 850 SSD and the wurm folder is installed on the two intel SSD's. 

 

Thoughts?

[Nicrolis 980]

I have this too, it has to do with "Core Parking". The computer is giving all it has to wurm, instead of keeping 3-8% for background processes.

[Aeryck 862]

Same. Once game loads I get 60fps max settings but loading client kill computer for a few seconds.

[Zazz 325]

3 hours ago, Nicrolis said:

I have this too, it has to do with "Core Parking". The computer is giving all it has to wurm, instead of keeping 3-8% for background processes.

not found a way around it?

[Nicrolis 980]

could go here, and follow the instructions on how to get the power setting to show up(its towards the end of the article). I would set the percentages to either 90% or 80%. Hopefully this works for you.

 

https://ttcshelbyville.wordpress.com/2013/12/29/what-is-core-parking-and-should-you-adjust-it/

Edited December 12, 2015 by Nicrolis

[Zazz 325]

Sadly didnt change anything.

[ago 470]

Try using resource monitor to identify what the bottleneck is.

 

The processor has enough power to handle wurm and the SSDs should be fast enough. A high amount of paging onto the SSD however could slow the whole computer down.

[Zazz 325]

the SSD doesnt go over 25%, CPU doesnt go over 50% according to taskmanager.

[ago 470]

try the resource monitor. It has a more detailed graphs for CPU, disk io, network and memory usage including page faults.