- Dec 8, 2013
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So I have been building my computer for the purpose of playing games like Battlefield 4 and the such on three monitors, my specs are as follows...
Monitors - 3 x LG 27" ISP LED 27EA63
Motherboard - Asus P8Z77-V
CPU - I5-3570k
GPU - Asus 7970 Directcu ii
RAM - Corsair Vengeance LP 16 gb (8gbx2) DDR3
Power - Silent Pro M 700W Cooler Master
SSD - Intel 150gb
O.S. - Windows 7 Home Premium
HDD - 1tb
Sound - Asus Dgx (Powerd by Xonar)
I have the AMD Eyfinity running smoothly but when I play Battlefield 4 on max settings at 5760x1080 I'm getting 25-30 fps at best, where as two other people in my house have far less powerful a P.C. then mine are averaging 55-70 fps (on one monitor) no problem. Am I bottlenecking somewhere or can any one give me some tips to how i can adjust settings or perhaps overclock. Is there something else I need to buy any and all input and or help would be great.
Monitors - 3 x LG 27" ISP LED 27EA63
Motherboard - Asus P8Z77-V
CPU - I5-3570k
GPU - Asus 7970 Directcu ii
RAM - Corsair Vengeance LP 16 gb (8gbx2) DDR3
Power - Silent Pro M 700W Cooler Master
SSD - Intel 150gb
O.S. - Windows 7 Home Premium
HDD - 1tb
Sound - Asus Dgx (Powerd by Xonar)
I have the AMD Eyfinity running smoothly but when I play Battlefield 4 on max settings at 5760x1080 I'm getting 25-30 fps at best, where as two other people in my house have far less powerful a P.C. then mine are averaging 55-70 fps (on one monitor) no problem. Am I bottlenecking somewhere or can any one give me some tips to how i can adjust settings or perhaps overclock. Is there something else I need to buy any and all input and or help would be great.
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