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hyz4
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spent a week search for netting and sacks for ghillie suit, Build the ghillie suit put it into a back pack, shoot the back, ruined it even, but the color of the suit did not change, tried to shoot the suit, brought it down to damaged, color did not change...what the hell is this? they gave us base building to hurt game performance a took away spray paint and bows! nice work BI
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If we agree that 1core with 2 threads=1core as 2 threads on a core doesn't provide a noticeable difference in game, I would say Dayz is using 4 cores/6 cores at most. I like to think that dayz engine and code development has finished and as far as I know, optimization if planned will not enable the engine to use additional cores. i7 4790K - 4cores Ryzen 5 2600 - 6 cores Ryzen 7 2700X - 8 cores
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Can someone with 8 core Ryzen check core usage with something like Afterburner? (I was not able to find anything like that on YT)
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More lower clocked cores is worse than fewer higher clocked cores, so how much is? "possible"
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Your reply makes no sense. My question was about CPU cores. I cannot add more cores to my current 4, can I. I can see my core usage in MSI afterburner.
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I am planning on buying a new CPU. Should i get a 6 core or 8<more core CPU. Can some developer answer what is the case or what is planned for the game? I have currently a 4790K, Dayz seems to be using 4 cores I dont see much difference in 4 vs 8 threads when disabling HT. THX