Civ 5 turn time issues

[Scitesh]

Playing immortal as japan

12 civs

20 City states

Quick settings 

Continents +(large) 

 

I play the game with almost the same settings and I've noticed that turn times after hitting enter is much quicker on my home pc (3770k @4.6 ghz, gtx 970,8gb) 

Them my dorm pc (r7 1700 @4.1 ghz, gtx 1080,16gb)

I've tried both at 1080p and 1440p(super sampling on home pc) and turn times on dorm pc are about 2 mins and home pc is about 40 to 50s 

 

 

[yaya1]

Er, I don't really know anything about Civ 5, but what about the storage device it's installed on?

[Majestic]

Yes that turn time is mostly influenced by single-threaded performance. Ryzen's, despite their advancements since bulldozer, still lack in clockspeed compared to intel. 

 

[Mira Yurizaki]

While the turn times are entirely CPU related, I don't think the Ryzen build should take that long. Ryzen's IPC should be on par with Haswell's and even then, a 0.5 GHz difference here should only increase the time to complete a turn by around 5 seconds. A 200%+ difference doesn't make sense.

 

Since I want to experiment with this idea some more, see if forcing the processor affinity (Task Manager -> Details -> right click on the game in the list) to use only CPUs 0-7 or 8-15 makes it run better.

[Scitesh]

18 hours ago, Jonas_2909 said:

Er, I don't really know anything about Civ 5, but what about the storage device it's installed on?

Dorm pc uses M. 2 ssd for os and Seagate barracuda for games

Home pcs run fully on hard disks 

18 hours ago, M.Yurizaki said:

While the turn times are entirely CPU related, I don't think the Ryzen build should take that long. Ryzen's IPC should be on par with Haswell's and even then, a 0.5 GHz difference here should only increase the time to complete a turn by around 5 seconds. A 200%+ difference doesn't make sense.

 

Since I want to experiment with this idea some more, see if forcing the processor affinity (Task Manager -> Details -> right click on the game in the list) to use only CPUs 0-7 or 8-15 makes it run better.

I am at home right now for winter break and thus won't be able to access my dorm pc