Suspected Memory Leak - Sortie Mission 3, Increasing Frametime Over Time. ~270Ms At Worst[Pictures]

[MillbrookWest]

Firstly, i don't have anything from when the issue starts (just my video recording). But i do have pictures of when the apparent memory leak clears returning the performance to normal (~100MB cleared)

 

As far as we could tell, everyone in the mission was affected.

 

I alt-tabbed out at this point and brought up my OSD, as well as enabling Warframes own monitor

 

 

 

 

Preserved my EE.log if needed - Took a quick glance myself and noted a multiple errors about "If this happens during gameplay it could cause performance problems" Next to a "Phys" label..... but truth be told, don't know what the log relates to runtime wise :/

Edited February 7, 2016 by MillbrookWest

[Fefos93]

Judging from the ms latency and the gpu load, i suspect these are cpu limits.

 

Dont know what is your cpu, but regardless the cpu in the most game engines there are always gonna be some cpu limits.

To decrease cpu limits you can either overclock your cpu or buy a new one.

 

What are your specs?

[MillbrookWest]

Judging from the ms latency and the gpu load, i suspect these are cpu limits.

 

Dont know what is your cpu, but regardless the cpu in the most game engines there are always gonna be some cpu limits.

To decrease cpu limits you can either overclock your cpu or buy a new one.

 

What are your specs?

Sufficiently good enough to get more than 3FPS (not many CPU's come with 8 threads, as you can see in my OSD).

 

The issue reminded me of how endless missions were over the holidays. Where, irrespective of your system, the performance was terrible.

 

However, for posterities sake:

 

OS: Windows 10 Professional

CPU: AMD FX 8320 @ 4.2GHz

GPU: EVGA GTX 970 SSC

GPU: ASUS GTX 660 [Dedicated PhysX card]

RAM: Mushkin 8GB kit

Boot drive: Intel SSD

Install Drive: Samsung Evo SSD 250GB

 

No heat issues. After market stuff on everything that creates heat.

 

For comparison, this is Warframe over the holidays:

Something they apparently fixed. Though the issue seems oddly similar.

 

EDIT: I should point out, that the second the Framerate recovered, Warframe dumped 100MB of data (just like that, with me standing in a room chatting)- This isn't pulled from the total system ram my OSD displays, this figure is pulled from Warframe's monitor itself - Which means it is specifically warframes issue.

 

Addendum: The amount of RAM (as reported by Warframe) kept going up , and up. Which coincided with the frametime going up, and up.

Edited February 8, 2016 by MillbrookWest