CPU spikes every 2 seconds or so that get worse and reset on relog.
" " While it sounds like the problem reported in this thread has a different cause, POE does have issues with multithreading for some CPUs that can cause continual stuttering. This problem is especially noticeable in POE2, where you may stutter badly just walking around in town. One workaround is to disable the multithreading option. Another is to muck around with your cpu (requires caution). I have an old generation Intel Extreme cpu and there is a problem that occurs with their multithreading strategy and cpu sleep states. With sleep states enabled for the cpu (which normally will and should be), the game will continually stutter when multithreading is enabled as cores drop below 100% usage and enter lower power states. A workaround for this problem with multithreading can be straightforward but something you'd rather not have to do:
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PROCEED WITH CAUTION! You can disable sleep for your CPU cores temporarily by configuring a power profile (in Windows) to disable all idle states. It is not enough to set the minimum processor state to 100%, but that would probably also help.
The catch is that your CPU will run hotter by continually running at 100% and you need to monitor that your cooling is able to handle that effectively over time. You don't need to disable sleep states in your BIOS, but can create a power profile that you turn on and off when playing POE -- the settings required need to be applied using the command line using the "powercfg" command. Be sure to know what you are doing and monitor your PC's temperature while forcing it to run without sleep states. You should also avoid putting the computer to sleep with that custom profile active as it may impede your computer's ability to wake up successfully. AGAIN - ONLY DO THIS IF YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE DOING. Leaving your computer in this state 24/7 will increase your power bill and could potentially overheat your cpu if your cooling is insufficient. I am deliberately leaving out the specific changes required, but wanted to pass on that it may be possible to solve that other specific performance issue. | |
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For anyone still looking for other solutions, It was my SSD.
For some reason these newer games (Marvel rivals/POE2) do not work well off of SSDs. I moved my game back to my main drive and every single issue was gone. No lag, No long loading times, My FPS during fights sit at a solid 140 compared to 20-30 with major CPU spikes especially at the start of new areas/maps. My PC is solid so i was confused on why it was running so badly. AMD Ryzen 7 5800X NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 RAM 16 GB | |
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Guys, I think I found a solution to the problem. We all understand that the "statters" of the processor occur because the cores are idle and the multithread is not used properly by poe2, in order for the responsiveness in the game to be adequate and there were no "freezes" I will tell you now, since I myself suffered for a long time. The problem lies in the power management of the processor, the parameter in the BIOS C state is responsible for this, just turn it off (so that the cores do not sleep), if there is no function to disable Set C1 / C0. Then look in the additional power settings of Windows. The game must be installed on the SSD.
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Someone posted yesterday that interacting with any vendor/NPC between maps might be causing the constant CPU spiking, so dumping everything into a dump tab instead of IDing and selling was their workaround for the time being. It's worked for me, from my limited testing.
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Join global and trade chat channel over 10000
The core problem is the messages... |
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" Wow....this was it for me as well. Turning off Global/Trade is not enough. You need to specifically join one that is not allocated to players normally (like 10001, as you suggested). |
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