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[tony.v]

Thank you for all the answers, really appreciate
I got your point @dvojinov, personally I decided to switch GPU from GTX 1050Ti to RTX 2060 Super, add RAM to 24 GB, bought second SSD only for ETS. Results? Progress of at most 10 %. I got VSYNC on 60 FPS, turned off rain, because it takes a lot of framerates, set the numbers (-unlimitedlog -mm_max_resource_size 90 -mm_max_tmp_buffers_size 1000 -mm_pool_size 7168) and still in some parts of Promods, RoEX i got drops. It is what it is. I think RudiRaser is right - ETS has its limits.
Once again thank you for feedback.

[RudiRaser]

here, a new discussion: viewtopic.php?p=1341847#p1341847

EDIT: wrong link

[Blackspots]

@RudiRaser Changed links, ignore this post

[RudiRaser]

uuups, that was the wrong link.

changed it, thanks.

and because of the loading order. i do it this way, and it works well. it´s my advise for newbies.

[dvojinov]

Here is another interesting observation , in order to run my RTX2080Ti full speed which is 2040MHz and stay in that range I have to push scaling to 300 at least , however that doesn't necessary improve the frame rate but leaving the scaling at 100% or 200% my GPU doesn't run higher clock then 1350 MHz which would suggests the card is running the game about 50% of its full capability , not to mention Tensor and RTX cores that would push the whole value to something like 20% , so its definitely not hardware , its the game it self , even DX11 didn't bring much improvement in that regard . Obviously it is for SCS to start thinking either to completely overhaul the engine or create a complete new game learning form ETS2 , just my thoughts .

[BenganJ]

@dvojinov

It's no secret that the limitations most often is the game engine itself, not the hardware,
so use that overcapacity of your card and machine to do some serious antialiasing instead!

[dvojinov]

@dvojinov

It's no secret that the limitations most often is the game engine itself, not the hardware,
so use that overcapacity of your card and machine to do some serious antialiasing instead!

Found a better way and more useful for my R9 3950X+2080Ti Im able to run Folding@Home (full) CPU/GPU and playing ETS2 under current condition without any impact on the game performance .
If I don't look at the CPU/GPU stats I wouldn't even know I actually Fold the same time I drive though the virtual world of Europe . What I did though, dont know if really necessary I set Affinity for Folding to 24Cores leaving 8 for what ever rest it can be used in this case ETS2 .
I then took aprox 3500 km route and I didn't feel any difference or any major hiccups , its a good way to have fun and fight Covid19 at the same time I guess .
When I setup for that test I dint actually thought it will work smoothly , I thought there will be some huge frame drops , or sort of stuttering and slowdowns but surprisingly it runs amazingly good.
I'm guessing Folding@home uses the Cuda cores which have no use in ETS2 and obviously the 8 cores from the CPU are sufficient enough to run the game without really impacting the game performance .
Thanks guys for all the help and advises

[LegoTechnicFanBoi]

Can you guys start making southern black sea addon?

[Neranjana]

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[punkito]

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