Simple Tutorial of Compressing GTAV

[panker1992]

Well written article you really are a maestro of complexity :P

with that said regarding your CPU because you said that you take BSODs

share model frequency and if overclocked

[Razor12911]

Originally Posted by panker1992

Well written article you really are a maestro of complexity :P

with that said regarding your CPU because you said that you take BSODs

share model frequency and if overclocked

Well on stock, it does none of that, I'm just giving extra information, just incase it is overclocked, imagine waiting for 3-4 hours then PC switches off. (Talking from experience, it happened yesterday). I recently downgraded to this old processor. Not much from 3.0GHz to 3.5GHz.

Originally Posted by felice2011

Downclock CPU or leave it on Stock,  reflate does have a tendency of producing Bluescreens (Well at least on  my PC)

@Razor, the teacher is you, but from my long experience of technical hardware and overclockers, the blue screens always occur for to problems related to hardware, or by a wrong configuration of bios, if you talk about overclocking.
I think reflate all ago, except create blue screens...logically on standard PC, or at least when it is to overclocking in rock solid.

Haha, I never get bluescreens from playing GTAV, but reflate is just another thing. I checked online for tips of overclocking this cpu, they said something about voltage and that it reduces cpu life and blah blah blah, I haven't adjusted voltage after overclocking, my brother thinks that's the reason for bluescreens. nevertheless It was just giving additional information, CPU Usage stays at 100 percent on my side when reflate is running, I make it execute a lot of raw2hifs at the same time, I compared to just running one at a time but the speed is rather poor, a friend of mine tested reflate on a Xeon Processor, he first doubted when we were trying to compress GTAV, he said "This is the latest Xeon Processor, there is no way reflate can make it reach 100% usage", and it did, it was the first time he saw it from a compressor.

[felice2011]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

Haha, I never get bluescreens from playing GTAV, but reflate is just another thing. I checked online for tips of overclocking this cpu, they said something about voltage and that it reduces cpu life and blah blah blah, I haven't adjusted voltage after overclocking, my brother thinks that's the reason for bluescreens. nevertheless It was just giving additional information, CPU Usage stays at 100 percent on my side when reflate is running, I make it execute a lot of raw2hifs at the same time, I compared to just running one at a time but the speed is rather poor, a friend of mine tested reflate on a Xeon Processor, he first doubted when we were trying to compress GTAV, he said "This is the latest Xeon Processor, there is no way reflate can make it reach 100% usage", and it did, it was the first time he saw it from a compressor.

Woow, you're telling me that the parallel use of reflate stresses the CPU more than LinX for Benchmark, I think it's difficult, but it could be. You not never stop learning, at this point I could create a utility interface with executions in parallel on "raw2hifs" to test the overclocking on the CPU, using the same concept as the console application "x264 HD Benchmark" by graysky.

[chum]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

CPU Usage stays at 100 percent on my side when reflate is running, I make it execute a lot of raw2hifs at the same time, I compared to just running one at a time but the speed is rather poor, a friend of mine tested reflate on a Xeon Processor, he first doubted when we were trying to compress GTAV, he said "This is the latest Xeon Processor, there is no way reflate can make it reach 100% usage", and it did, it was the first time he saw it from a compressor.

Razor can you share the reflate version you used to compress GTA V? Gozarck version dont even put my cpu usage above 25%, its only disk intensive.