C chromic Honorable Jan 6, 2013 1,091 0 11,360 Jun 28, 2013 #1 tried runinning skyrim with all maxed - no mods the specs are on my sig, im running 1680x1050 res. 13.6 drivers and i get only 35 fps. from what ive seen i should be getting +60 easily.
tried runinning skyrim with all maxed - no mods the specs are on my sig, im running 1680x1050 res. 13.6 drivers and i get only 35 fps. from what ive seen i should be getting +60 easily.
vmem Splendid Feb 17, 2012 3,133 6 21,465 Jun 28, 2013 #2 by all maxed do you mean 16X anti-aliasing? if so tone that down and you'll get good fps. AA is really taxing and generally there's no need to run 16X AA Upvote 0 Downvote
by all maxed do you mean 16X anti-aliasing? if so tone that down and you'll get good fps. AA is really taxing and generally there's no need to run 16X AA
C chromic Honorable Jan 6, 2013 1,091 0 11,360 Jun 28, 2013 #3 i set the AA to 4x and Anistropic filtering to 8x, all the rest are maxed, still 35-50 fps only, once dipped even to 24 Upvote 0 Downvote
i set the AA to 4x and Anistropic filtering to 8x, all the rest are maxed, still 35-50 fps only, once dipped even to 24
cookybiscuit Honorable Aug 31, 2012 3,406 0 13,460 Jun 28, 2013 #4 It's because your processor has 8 cores and Skyrim only uses one properly. Upvote 0 Downvote
vmem Splendid Feb 17, 2012 3,133 6 21,465 Jun 28, 2013 #5 cookybiscuit : It's because your processor has 8 cores and Skyrim only uses one properly. sounds about right. it's a CPU bottleneck. didn't see he had an 8320, thought it was an 8350. anyway, overclock your CPU as much as you can, you should see performance increase accordingly Upvote 0 Downvote
cookybiscuit : It's because your processor has 8 cores and Skyrim only uses one properly. sounds about right. it's a CPU bottleneck. didn't see he had an 8320, thought it was an 8350. anyway, overclock your CPU as much as you can, you should see performance increase accordingly