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Test results are in: Firestorm 7.2.4 does take quite a dip in graphics performance in comparison to 7.2.3.
You may want to skip it and wait for 7.2.5 or dare to try the 7.2.5 nightlies if you want or need some of Firestorm 7.2.4's improvements.
You may want to skip it and wait for 7.2.5 or dare to try the 7.2.5 nightlies if you want or need some of Firestorm 7.2.4's improvements.
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I have absolutely no issues with the new Firestorm 7.2.4; everything runs smoothly and flawlessly at the highest resolution/Ultra settings with all graphics options enabled even over the ocean with the draw distance set to 2048 meters.I run under a RTX 5070 OC 16 GB
If your graphics are suddenly blurry, distorted, or lagging after updating to Firestorm 7.2.4, it is often caused by corrupted caches, modern hardware conflicts with legacy rendering engines, or features like Auto-Tune reducing your settings to keep frame rates up.
Reset Graphics & Clear Cache !
Outdated or corrupted cache files are the most common cause of visual glitches in the Firestorm Viewer.
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If your graphics are suddenly blurry, distorted, or lagging after updating to Firestorm 7.2.4, it is often caused by corrupted caches, modern hardware conflicts with legacy rendering engines, or features like Auto-Tune reducing your settings to keep frame rates up.
Reset Graphics & Clear Cache !
Outdated or corrupted cache files are the most common cause of visual glitches in the Firestorm Viewer.
maybe should we considering a more modern viewer that gets rid of the old rotten bricks like Boost and Apache Runtime, and considering a modern Silk Vulkan or C++ Vulkan viewer.
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There's a more modern viewer in development; the name eludes me right now. I think it actually uses Vulkan. To my best knowledge, it's for OpenSim as well. But it isn't ready for prime time and daily-driving yet, and its feature set still is a far cry from Firestorm's.
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