Low FPS on Good PC

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  X_Sunslayer_X

  1314 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, BF1IncursionsAlpha, Battlefield V Member

  November 30, 2019 6:49PM

  you can't fix a badly designed games.
  

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  ShinPippo

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  December 3, 2019 12:15PM edited December 2019

  Check out "future frame rendering" is on

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  Hawxxeye

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  December 3, 2019 12:36PM

  That makes me dispair. So even if I get a new computer with such specs, this game will still dip down to the teens in frames?
  

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  SirBobdk

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  December 3, 2019 12:51PM edited December 2019

  Hawxxeye said:

  That makes me dispair. So even if I get a new computer with such specs, this game will still dip down to the teens in frames?
  
  
  

  I was thinking the same. My old I7 3820 + GTX1080 gives a FPS around 90-120 with drop down to 50-60 if lots of action, most on low.
  My biggest problem is a lot of stuttering.
  

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  snavelaer

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  December 3, 2019 3:30PM

  I am on ps4 and there was a free weekend on pc a couple weeks ago. I seized the oppurtunnity to join the pc and what it is all about. I had the same.
  
  My gamingrig is an Alienware  Nvidia 980m and 16 gigabyte RAM and cpu i7 6700 in it. I had decent frames (70 - 80) and than it would drop for no reason to 10 -13 frames. 
  
  

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  ColesFlexili

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  December 3, 2019 5:08PM

  I had the same problem with a similar rig. i used NvidiaInspector to force off the vsync. i have it off in game as well as in my nvidia-graphic-settings. for some reason the game still forces it on in the background. i have a hand full of games that does this and with this method i goit from 3-50 up to 80 fps.

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  BeastofBourbon84

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  December 3, 2019 6:22PM

  Your gpu should be at 95-100%
  I helped another fellow German (i assume you are too going by your name?!) in this thread -> https://forums.battlefield.com/en-us/discussion/196566/low-fps-on-decent-hardware/p1
  
  Maybe some hints in there can help to narrow down the problem or you could post your settings in here like he did so we can have a look.

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  enterBrainer

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  December 3, 2019 9:07PM

  Hawxxeye wrote: »

  That makes me dispair. So even if I get a new computer with such specs, this game will still dip down to the teens in frames?

  
  Put your energyscheme on high power.

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  xKusagamix

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  December 4, 2019 1:41AM edited December 2019

  Hawxxeye said:

  That makes me dispair. So even if I get a new computer with such specs, this game will still dip down to the teens in frames?
  

  Both my PCs play the game just fine, could be an NVIDIA/NVIDIA driver issue or else.
  His RTX 2060 is way stronger than my RX 480, it'll have no trouble playing the game at Ultra setting 1080p with more than 60fps constantly, low GPU usage is the issue.

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