I’ve installed the new PiTool release from 20/7/20, however the resolution has dropped considerably ingame despite the same settings and still have low GPU usage in the mid 30’s. This is with a 9900@5.1 Ghz and 2080ti.
Resolution was divided by 2. 2 mean 1 old. 1 mean 0.5 old. If u need resolution more than 1 old. U can edit config and set manually. For example - old SS 1.25 now is 2.5. I dont know why they do it. Its looks stupid.
U have so low fps because u need delete old pitool 1st, delete folders. Then install new one.
Its fastest pitool ever. Even faster then 253/254 versions.
u have to change “displayquality”: if u want “old” SS 2.0 u need set 4.0. If u want 1.5 - set 3.0.
U need to reboot after this to apply setting. (maybe “restart service” also work. but i didnt try it)
u no need delete it EVERY time when u install new version. But if u have troubles - it can help.
(253 and 262 versions have low fps if u using 258-261 before. So u need delete files)
SS resolution was changed since v258. (divide by 2)
I guess its because some APPS cant run in high resolution (over 5000).
But if u know what u doing u still can set high resolution by config file.
At least for me it is working very well. I don’t know if i’s the last windows update, the last pitool or both but now I can fly at 72fps in dcs really smooth without smart smoothing and at 90fps with flyinside with shadows insane and no smart smoothing. Pitool 1.25, steam 2200v and in game ss more than 1. I’m really happy with the performance.
9900k 2080ti
The may windows 10 - 2004 update, introduced Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling (HAGS for short)… Its not really meant to help us right now, but its supposed to assist GPU’s that are struggling to keep framerate by pushing the work from the CPU/Mobo memory to the GPU’s memory, or something of the sort. In general it’s been tested and seen that it does not help much with any non-vr games as of yet. Even Microsoft said it wont help now, but might help in the future.
Although some users here have noticed if you have it on, it actually makes things worse for some reason
HAGS - hardware accelerated gpu scheduling (new feature in win10 v2004)
It can increase fps for low-mid level gfx cards. But on 2080ti usualy no fps change or minimal effect. HAGS work better for weak gfx cards or disbalanced systems with weak CPU
In other words - if ur system is not optimal , HAGS can help make it better. But if ur system already very strong - HAGS can make it worse instead. Sometimes hardware acceleration working slower than system
…but then 1.25(/2) is now 0.625 under 262 so instead of running at 125% you’re running at 62.5% so it would run faster anyway - or have you accounted for that? (Apples to apples would be a 2.5 setting)