GamezombieLP

I have the same issue on PC as of now, tried changing ports and it's still the same. Also I'd like to mention that for two last weeks or so when I host others have 200ms ping and when I join as an client I have 30ms.

Normally it loads in 5 to 8 seconds or so, but after few hours of playing it can get to 30 and more and sometimes it does not load at all.

It was pretty decent... Until it was not. It must be a bug. Memory leak maybe not, but something similar.

Random reads are not really that bad and it looks like it's not far from other benchmarks. This should not be an issue. I'll try to move the game to SN750, will see if things improve.

As a matter of fact when R7 1700 came out 3000Mhz was the standard and when you had luck and dual channel you could push it to 3200Mhz. My CPU is not really good sample so I run it stock and my RAM is at 2933Mhz because it's stable, going for 3000 or 3200Mhz is not stable on my configuration. I run 2933Mhz on RAM for years and never really had a problem with the RAM stability. For example Elden Ring (which minimum requirements I do not meet with my CPU, well at least at launch) loads really well. The NVMEs are limited by the slots, but I really don't have loading issues in other titles, as you can see here in these benchmarks.

R7 1700 stock on AsRock X370 Killer SLI, 16GB@2933Mhz, GTX 1060 6G factory OC, WD Black SN750 500GB for system and WD Blue SN550 2TB is where I have Warframe. I have SATA SSD and HDD as well, but that info is probably not needed. For Warframe it's plenty of performance. EDIT: I've patched UEFI with the fixes and I'm on W11 Pro without workarounds. (TPM on MB)

I tried clearing the DX Cache, did optimizations in launcher and the loading times are still horrible even on NVME it feels like I have the game on really old HDD. Any more tips or maybe fix?