So I just got around to reinstalling LSPDFR again, however, the performance drop off is too bad to handle. With albo plugins (lspdfr+, traffic policer, and arrest manager only) I go from around 110 fps off duty to < 60fps while on duty, and my CPU usage drops massively. Does anyone know how to fix this?

 

I legit only have LSPDFR and the three albo plugins mentioned above, I have tried unblocking files, and updating all plugins.

 

Specs

4770k @ 4Ghz

GTX 1080 @ Stock

16GB ram @ 2133Hz

2 hours ago, zombieguy said:

So I just got around to reinstalling LSPDFR again, however, the performance drop off is too bad to handle. With albo plugins (lspdfr+, traffic policer, and arrest manager only) I go from around 110 fps off duty to < 60fps while on duty, and my CPU usage drops massively. Does anyone know how to fix this?

 

I legit only have LSPDFR and the three albo plugins mentioned above, I have tried unblocking files, and updating all plugins.

 

Specs

4770k @ 4Ghz

GTX 1080 @ Stock

16GB ram @ 2133Hz

 

Albo's plugins are well known for being resource hogs (even though he tries to deny it), there's really nothing to do except either go without his plugins, or deal with the fps loss.

23 hours ago, Giordano said:

 

Albo's plugins are well known for being resource hogs (even though he tries to deny it), there's really nothing to do except either go without his plugins, or deal with the fps loss.

 

Yeah, I remember the last time I played I had some issues with them, however, even with just vanilla LSPDFR as soon as a callout starts my fps still drops by around 20fps, do you know of any tips or ways to improve this? apart from the obvious ones of running fewer background apps and so on.

1 hour ago, zombieguy said:

 

Yeah, I remember the last time I played I had some issues with them, however, even with just vanilla LSPDFR as soon as a callout starts my fps still drops by around 20fps, do you know of any tips or ways to improve this? apart from the obvious ones of running fewer background apps and so on.

 

LSPDFR by itself is quite stable.  If you mean you're losing frames with zero callout plugins (vanilla LSPDFR callouts), I'd say it's your PC.

 

However, if you have callout plugins, that's part of modding, unfortunately.  Mods will take fps, but some take more than others.