Game Lags or Freezing like crazy

Okay i didnt know wether or not to post here or In-Game Bugs... But Whenever i start up FFXIV Its like Every 5Seconds the game will lag, Unlag, lag, unlag, lag, ect

I'm uploading a video of it now.. since I suck at explaining this. ; 3 ;

It was working at like 6AM this morning D: Also about 3 months ago too!

Please Note Everything i did in this video was done as soon as any option appeard, if my character is runnin gin one direction and the map isnt moving then that means shes moving on her own.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMMCkNpMLSo

Any help or input would be amazing!
*note that my computer can run this game perfectly, i've done multiple test and they all say Pasted and Perfect. so i dunno whats wrong D:

Can you please give us your computer specs it would help most of us find your issue.

CPU:Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz
RAM: 13 GB
OS:Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 64-bit
Video Card: GeForce GTX 560 Ti
CPU Speed: 3.4 GHz

I hope thats what you meant xD;;;

Have you download the new version of the drivers for your video card?

also what are the setting you have for ffxiv atm?

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Originally Posted by Zenaku

Have you download the new version of the drivers for your video card?

also what are the setting you have for ffxiv atm?

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I updated my Graphics card Yesterday

Display Mode:
Windowed
Window Size
1280x960
Multisampling
No AA
Drawing Qualitys
Standard Everything

Graphics
Checked: Ambient Occlusion
Unchecked Depth of Field
Unchecked Disabled Cutscene Effects
Checked Enabled Hardware Mouse Cursor

Texture Quality Standard
Texture Filtering Standard

Sound
UnChecked Disable Sound Device
Checked Play Sound when application is in background

Font Settings
UnChecked Use Windows Font Systems

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Originally Posted by RoyalSibby

I updated my Graphics card Yesterday

Display Mode:
Windowed
Window Size
1280x960
Multisampling
No AA
Drawing Qualitys
Standard Everything

Graphics
Checked: Ambient Occlusion
Unchecked Depth of Field
Unchecked Disabled Cutscene Effects
Checked Enabled Hardware Mouse Cursor

Texture Quality Standard
Texture Filtering Standard

Sound
UnChecked Disable Sound Device
Checked Play Sound when application is in background

Font Settings
UnChecked Use Windows Font Systems

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Ok i see your issue please unchecked Ambient occlusion that is not working 100% for ffxiv maybe in 2.0. Depth of field work ok but does suck a lot of FPS like for my 450gts it work fine but my screen only 1440x900.

you can also leave the background drawing quality andgeneral drawing if you like standard or 1 below high is fine becuase that does not really make much of a diff.

The texture quality should be fine at highest setting you can even add Multisampling x2 if you like

test out the game first without Ambient Occlusion that is your issue right there i bet.

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Originally Posted by Zenaku

Ok i see your issue please unchecked Ambient occlusion that is not working 100% for ffxiv maybe in 2.0. Depth of field work ok but does suck a lot of FPS like for my 450gts it work fine but my screen only 1440x900.

you can also leave the background drawing quality andgeneral drawing if you like standard or 1 below high is fine becuase that does not really make much of a diff.

The texture quality should be fine at highest setting you can even add Multisampling x2 if you like

test out the game first without Ambient Occlusion that is your issue right there i bet.

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Nope. Still not working.

This looks like it has more to do with your connection then your PC. He is correct when he says to turn off AO though.

What ISP do you use?
What modem and router are you using and does it have the most recent firmware?
Are you on wireless??
What network card are you using and does it have the most recent driver?
Have you done a full reboot of your modem and router? If your modem has a battery make sure to remove this when power cycling or it wount turn off.
CCleaner is a great easy to use tool for cleaning up your systems startup as well. You may have a ton of things running in the background.

What ISP do you use?: I think its comcast.
What modem and router are you using and does it have the most recent firmware?:Router: Netgear, modem Treavon
Are you on wireless??: Yesh
What network card are you using and does it have the most recent driver?: I have no clue.
Have you done a full reboot of your modem and router? If your modem has a battery make sure to remove this when power cycling or it wount turn off: I dont know how to do that.
CCleaner is a great easy to use tool for cleaning up your systems startup as well. You may have a ton of things running in the background: i personally kill everything that runs in my background.

The first thing I would do is reboot the network.
Step 1: Unplug modem and router. (Don't mix up power cords.)
If you unplug the modem and there are still lights on then you know there is a battery in it
somewhere and need to remove that also so the power is off completely. This is the case for a
lot of new routers that comcast uses because of there voice over IP thing, its so users can still
make emergency 911 calls If needed.
Step 2: Let it sit off for 3 min at least.
Comcast modems are especially picky and need a few min. I give em 5.
Step 3: Plug in the modem. Let it boot up fully, just give it a min.
Step 4: Plug in the router.
Step 5: Turn on your PC and give it a go.
Still lagging????
Step 6: Run a long wire to the router from the PC. It doesn't have to look pretty, just for testing purposes.
Did that work???

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Originally Posted by Neekzz

The first thing I would do is reboot the network.
Step 1: Unplug modem and router. (Don't mix up power cords.)
If you unplug the modem and there are still lights on then you know there is a battery in it
somewhere and need to remove that also so the power is off completely. This is the case for a
lot of new routers that comcast uses because of there voice over IP thing, its so users can still
make emergency 911 calls If needed.
Step 2: Let it sit off for 3 min at least.
Comcast modems are especially picky and need a few min. I give em 5.
Step 3: Plug in the modem. Let it boot up fully, just give it a min.
Step 4: Plug in the router.
Step 5: Turn on your PC and give it a go.
Still lagging????
Step 6: Run a long wire to the router from the PC. It doesn't have to look pretty, just for testing purposes.
Did that work???

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You're not gonna believe this XD.
About a few hours after i posted that, i pasted out with my computer off and now(just woke up) was about to do you're suggestion and my ffxiv is working again! :D

Thank you for all the help and support. ^.^

NP glad your up and running again, best of luck to you.