Debloater quick method nuked my fps?

[karlisantonsstrazds-beep]

I used the debloater quick method, since the manual one didnt work for me. I recently built a new pc and i heard that it could improve fps by a large margin, so i tried it, but maybe i messed something up, because it nuked my fps from a 140-150 to a stable 90. It hasnt made my gameplay horrible exactly, but it has been bugging me. I just dont know exactly what to do now, any and all help would be appreciated!

[Raphire]

Heya,

Have you tried to run any benchmarks to confirm if your performance is less than expected? Some benchmarks scores together with your hardware would be helpful to get a better idea of the issue, as gaming performance can be impacted by so many things.

Could you also share with me your 'LastUsedSettings.json' file and the 'CustomAppslist' file. If you used the quick method you can find them by pasting this address into file explorer: %temp%/Win11debloat

[karlisantonsstrazds-beep]

Hi,

Yes, i have, i ran rainbow six siege twice before debloating, and twice after. I did their official benchmark and then just played a game myself, both resulted in around 140-150 fps. I repeated this after the debloat, and got 90-100 fps. Both tests were done on medium settings and performed with a Radeon rx 570 and a Ryzen 5 3600x.

LastUsedSettings.json
I couldn't find the 'CustomAppslist' file, but i did find the debloat log, i could also share that if it could help.

Thank you for the reply

[Raphire]

Thanks for the extra info. The settings you used shouldn't cause a drop in FPS, certainly nothing this big.

Are you sure your settings are fully the same, same resolution, display mode, vsync off, no fps limit, correct gpu selected? If all that is the same, then we need to diagnose further:

• Do you see any programs with high CPU usage in task manager?
• Do you have any monitoring programs (Like MSI afterburner or HWINFO 64) to see what the CPU and GPU usage and temperatures look like when running the benchmarks? If you could share this info it would be very helpful. R6's benchmark should have a simple version of this aswell, if you could share a screenshot that would be great.
• Do you have any other games or benchmarks that we can use to check your performance? This way we can check that it isn't an R6 specific issue and possibly compare with results online.

EDIT: It seems like benchmarks are actually saved to your documents folder, you can go there by copying %userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Rainbow Six - Siege\Benchmark into file explorer. If you can, please share the .html files of the 2 benchmarks before and after.

[karlisantonsstrazds-beep]

Hello,

Apologies for the late reply, but i think i might've found the issue. First to answer your question, no, i don't run any programs that have a high CPU usage, especially while i have a game open. I do have HWMonitor and while i didnt check the temperatures or usage while conducting my tests at the time, i can tell you that usually when i have rainbow six open, they are at acceptable levels. Lastly, no, i currently have only Rainbow Six installed on this computer.
Now to get unto what i found, i dug around in my debloat log, and it basically looked like this:

It was like this for all the attempted removals. Maybe this could be a cause?

[Raphire]

No worries. That does look interesting, could you share your full logfile?

In addition, I found that R6 benchmarks are actually saved to your documents folder, you can go there by copying %userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Rainbow Six - Siege\Benchmark into file explorer. If you can, please share the .html files of the 2 benchmarks before and after.