Graphics slowdown after updating ATI drivers
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Father Xmas,
Posted on: 2010-08-20 06:57 in ALL ACCESS Gameplay Technical Issues Bugs
Also--I just remembered that the ATI driver updates like disabling Crossfire afterward, and I checked to make sure that hadn't happened. Crossfire's on, alive and well.
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Crossfire support won't do anything for City of Heroes. The game doesn't support multi-gpu rendering modes. |
Originally Posted by Kelenar
Also--I just remembered that the ATI driver updates like disabling Crossfire afterward, and I checked to make sure that hadn't happened. Crossfire's on, alive and well.
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That being said, 10.7 has some known performance regressions on OpenGL on certain graphics cards. File a bug for your system through Catalyst Crew Feedback: http://www.amd.com/us/CatalystCrewSurvey
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Is there a recommended OpenGL benchmarking program I could use to test if the performance still sucks outside of CoH?
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Originally Posted by je_saist
That being said, 10.7 has some known performance regressions on OpenGL on certain graphics cards. File a bug for your system through Catalyst Crew Feedback: http://www.amd.com/us/CatalystCrewSurvey
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I can think of two off hand.
Furmark which will stress any card.
GL Excess is somewhat old, haven't tried it recently.
Oh and thinking about it, UNiGiNE benchmark programs support both Dx and OpenGL.
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I prefer Unigine since it's "written" like a real game... which it would be because it is a real game engine. |
Originally Posted by Father Xmas
Oh and thinking about it, UNiGiNE benchmark programs support both Dx and OpenGL.
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With 10.7 I have a huge slowdown in OpenGL on my own RadeonHD 4850's when compared to the DX10 renderer. I don't get that slow down on the 5770's I have on hand. On those, the DX10 and OpenGL renderers post pretty much the same scores at the same resolutions.
Yep, looks like that's the issue. I benchmarked in Unigine, and my average FPS was 51 for DX11 versus 17.5 for OpenGL. Guess I'll just need to wait for ATI to release an update. Thanks for the help, folks.
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If you know where to look, you can find the 10.8 Beta drivers.
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Originally Posted by Kelenar
Yep, looks like that's the issue. I benchmarked in Unigine, and my average FPS was 51 for DX11 versus 17.5 for OpenGL. Guess I'll just need to wait for ATI to release an update. Thanks for the help, folks.
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COUGH. Wrong link JS.
Those are for the professional gfx cards.
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nope. As usual, you would be completely wrong. First: AMD's driver program is a unified driver. They use the same binary driver for both OpenGL and DirectX API support. If you do a check through the AMD support site, you'll find that the binary signature on the the drivers to be the same.|
Originally Posted by The_Coming_Storm
COUGH. Wrong link JS.
Those are for the professional gfx cards. |
Second: AMD has been working on the OpenGL driver for a while now, and the FirePro driver beta is where the OpenGL driver changes are going to show up first.
http://www.overclock.net/ati-drivers...ta-8-76-a.html
Do us a favor TCS, stay out of the Tech Issue forum.
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For the benefit of people coming along and reading this later, there is a good reason why AMD doesn't certify every binary release of Catalyst as a Workstation Driver. Although they share the same source code, as well as the same binary code, the actual processing on the cards works a bit differently. For background data on the differences several sites, such as Anandtech, address the differences between the types of rendering: http://www.anandtech.com/show/1575
Most commercial games leverage the graphics card for Fast-Pass rendering. What this means is that the graphics card does as much work as possible in one cycle while getting the image as close to the desired result as possible. In fast-pass rendering methods developers often settle for less than perfect rendering results, such as aliasing (jagged edges), or rough textures (no anistropic filtering).
Most commercial rendering packages, such as Maya or Autocad, leverage the graphics card for Accurate-rendering. What this means is that the program doesn't care about managing a certain number of frames per second. The program cares about making the rendered image as accurate as possible, regardless of the amount of time it takes to actually render the scene. Which is why whenever a new Pixar or Dreamworks CGI movie comes out you'll hear about the hundreds of thousands of rendering hours that went into the creation of the content.
In the past Workstation Graphics cards used to be built physically different from Desktop Graphics cards. Names like Maxtrox, 3Dlabs, and SGI ruled the Workstation market.
Starting back with... I want to say ATi on the R200W (Radeon 8500), and Nvidia on the NV10 (original Geforce), these two vendors have largely re-wrapped their desktop chips with higher memory counts, larger bus-widths, and put them on the market as professional graphics cards. A few years back, both vendors started to unify their driver teams, using the same source code for the same binary driver release, and yes, at one point the FireGL driver was separate from the fast-pass performance driver for both cards. Since at least... I want to say 2004 but I could be wrong... ATi has been shipping the performance driver and the workstation driver in the same FireGL / Radeon X package.
Which is where we get back to the FireGL driver certification.
Users who buy Workstation Cards do so for two reasons: guaranteed performance :: guaranteed support
Users buying professional workstation equipment expect a minimum level of performance that will always be delivered, and want somebody to throttle if that performance is not delivered. What AMD basically does is schedule their Certified Frglx release around, about every 3 months. They use this extra-time between releases to run a far more comprehensive battery of tests than those required to meet WHQL certification, and to make sure their driver is as stable as possible against a small number of rendering applications. That way they can turn around and tell the buyers of the professional cards that: "yes, your card will work with this driver in that application exactly as you expect it will."
Unfortunately, this support method in the past terrified ATi desktop consumers since ATi has been known to play around with OpenGL support between Professional Driver releases. I suspect this is what has happened with 10.7. Somebody was fiddling around with the OpenGL driver in preparation for the upcoming revamp in 10.8. It only "largely" affects CoH and Unigine since these are the only two commercially released applications that leverage OpenGL 3.x for fast-past rendering.
This is where we get into the standard code rant, and where TCS just annoys the living daylights out of me. The OpenGL driver is the OpenGL driver. Changes to one part of the driver, no matter how well intentioned, can have effects in other parts of the driver. So while somebody on the coding side could make a change that they think will improve accurate-pass rendering performance by 10%, they could have accidentally sent fast-pass rendering performance into the gutter.
Anybody whose been playing City of Heroes for a lengthy amount of time can tell you the number of times the developers have fixed one feature, only to have a completely different feature that should in no way be affected... break. (*cough, STF TOWERS, cough*)
Now, should you be running the Workstation Driver betas anyways? Probably not. This year has seen AMD of trying a semi-new policy of getting preview and beta release drivers into consumers hands before the official product actually launches. E.G. the public 10.4 beta, the OpenGL 4.0 preview driver, the 10.7 OpenGL 2.0 ES certified driver, and now the OpenGL revamp driver.
Hopefully this explains to anybody who was curious why AMD (and Nvidia for that matter) retain different driver releases for their workstation and consumer graphics cards, despite those drivers sharing the same source code and binary formats.
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Uhhh... okay.|
Originally Posted by je_saist
nope. As usual, you would be completely wrong. AMD has been working on the OpenGL driver for a while now, and the FirePro driver beta is where the OpenGL driver changes are going to show up first.
http://www.overclock.net/ati-drivers...ta-8-76-a.html Do us a favor TCS, stay out of the Tech Issue forum. |
10.8 is officially coming out mid-next week anyway. I wouldn't try installing the professional workstation drivers on regular cards.
Question for Kelenar...
What Catalyst release were you using before you tried upgrading? I'm considering a "downgrade" to allay my annoyance until next week's 10.8.
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All reports I've heard say that 10.5 is the best. (for games)
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Originally Posted by kinaki
Question for Kelenar...
What Catalyst release were you using before you tried upgrading? I'm considering a "downgrade" to allay my annoyance until next week's 10.8. |
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Before this, I was on 10.1.
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Originally Posted by kinaki
Question for Kelenar...
What Catalyst release were you using before you tried upgrading? I'm considering a "downgrade" to allay my annoyance until next week's 10.8. |
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K, thanks both of you!
I just want to say I have a Mobility 5850 and am using 10.7 at the moment. In the UNiGiNE Heaven demo, my FPS goes like this, all settings equal: DX11 << OGL (4.0) < DX10
DX11 with tesselation runs fine, but OGL with tesselation locks up my system after only a couple frames (but there is SOME rendering at least). =/ I'm thinking my card may be affected by 10.7's OGL quirks.
Incidentally, for anybody else suffering this, turning FSAA off and turning shadow quality down a bit took my framerate from 10 to 50.
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Wow, I'll have to try this. Took many, many months off of CoH. Finally came back to wretched FPS performance. Been shaking my head. Crossfire doesn't work. Ah well. I know the game was still smooth as butter back when I used to play it. I cranked all my settings down, didn't help. AA went from crippling to killing my FPS rate.
This gives me hope that it's the 10.7 drivers (ATI) that are the source of the problem. Not sure if I want to roll back, or just wait for the 10.8s now. Thank you all, you've given me hope!
-Psilent
I updated the drivers for my video cards yesterday to the most recent (Catalyst version 10.7, Catalyst Control Center 2010.0706.2128.36662.) Which was all well and good... until I logged back into CoH and found that my framerate was abysmal. I turned on showfps to find that it was hovering right around 10 FPS. Just prior to installing the new drivers, I was getting much, much better framerates with these settings.
And this wasn't in Praetoria with a thousand people around or something--it was at 7 AM in Founder's Falls, without a soul in sight, and it followed me to every zone I went to, including after I restarted the game. There was also nothing processor-intensive happening--I checked Task Manager, and the only thing doing much at all was CoH itself.
I'm reluctant to roll back to the previous drivers, since I suspect some BSoDs I was having were due to those, but I'd also like to make sure I'm not missing something obvious before I go turning my graphics down to Pac Man levels. Any ideas?
Below are my CoH Helper and Hijack This logs.
DxDiag gathered at August 20, 2010 08:11 (-05:00)
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Mod files in the Data directory
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