Rust (2019-03-12) - i7-7700hq + GTX 1060 3G Performance

It's been a while since I've last played Rust and it's just how I remember- A stuttery mess. It sounds like the previous update had improved the performance but the update just released has some issues... Hopefully it gets resolved soon because I feel like playing again.

Should note that performance was tested on a 1x PVE server with about 20 people online. Performance on modded gather rates, PVP, or kits servers will suffer from even more stuttering.

Settings:
Launcher:
Screen: 1920x1080
Graphics Quality: Good

Image Effects:
Anti-Aliasing: Off
Depth of Field: Off
Ambient Occlusion: Off
High Quality Bloom: Off
Lens Dirt: Off
Motion Blur: Off
Sun Shafts: Off
Sharpen: Off
Vignetting: Off

Graphics Quality:
Graphics Quality: 3
Shadow Quality: 1
Shadow Cascades: No Cascades
Max Shadow Lights: 1
Water Quality: 1
Water Reflections: 1
World Reflections: 1
Shader Level: 223
Draw Distance: 1000
Shadow Distance: 205
Anisotropic Filtering: 8
Parallax Mapping: 0
Grass Displacement: Off

Mesh Quality:
Particle Quality: 51
Object Quality: 101
Tree Quality: 102
Max Tree Meshes: 56
Terrain Quality: 52
Grass Quality: 52
Decor Quality: 51

Physics:
Max Gibs: 1000

Experimental (Slow):
Occlusion Culling: Off
Grass Shadows: Off
Contact Shadows: Off

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---Specs--
MSI GE62VR 7RF

i7-7700hq 2.8GHz (3.4GHz all core turbo)
16GB 2400MHz DDR4
GTX 1060 3GB
128GB Sata m.2 + 1TB 5400RPM HDD

Win10 Home v1809 17763.316
Nvidia Driver 419.35
Ambient Temperature 20.0C +/- 1C

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[jackjt]

I'm thinking about picking Rust back up again soon. I'm not sure what I'll be doing mind you but I'll probably play on a PVE server until they can address the stuttering. Could be fun.

[olivergrundy]

How do u get such good FPS I have 1060 6gb with i7700hq and 16gb ram and barely reach 40 FPS on good