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13700K = 13700 for the purposes of this patch K just means unlocked for overclocking

@darkesthours443 go to the history page for the previous versions.

It does make sense that this error is correlated with v13 because part of the performance improvements and reduction of stutters are around controlling the garbage collection. What is still unknown is why is occurs for some and not for others Give v12evo a try and let us know if it makes a...

I was also getting the 'too many heap sections' error months ago with 13beta1. I have since been picking apart the installs in order to do this update. I was surprised not to run into that error again. One difference between now and then is that I am using BA to reduce the number of vars loaded...

See the notes in FAQ on AMD settings and reasons where you may not see much improvement.

@Yujujo That setup is for 16 cores. Your 9900K has 8 real cores. Try the same settings I use on a 13900K (which also has 8 real cores, not Intel E cores) @Slaanesh69 I also saw this before using the VaM updater to sync/repair core or a fresh VaM install. Then copy the patch files fresh. If it...

Depending on your options in AMD settings, you could try not skipping the core numbers like this.

With 13beta1 there are fewer GC stutters for me, almost none.

13700K is listed there. The settings are: computeColliders=8 skinmeshPart=8 applyMorphs=8 skinmeshPartMaxPerChar=8 applyMorphMaxPerChar=8 affinity=1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15

See this config. If others have a CPU that is not listed on the page and have a configuration working well for you. Post it here and I will update the page.

The version of VaM the patch was built for needs to be used for stability. Mix matching may result in crashes. See this section for the versions of VaM for each version of the patch.

Evo updated CPU Performance Patch (Up to 30% faster physics, up to 60% more FPS) with a new update entry: Support for VaM 1.22.0.12 | Version 13beta1evo Read the rest of this update entry...

Awesome. I'll do 13beta1 too.

Right, it's the same default config .ini file. If you previously tuned it to your CPU the same settings should still apply.