- Jan 9, 2014
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My computer spec is as described below:
FX8350(OC 4.3Ghz)
Sapphire R9 290
MSI 970-G43
8GB RAM
Corsair TX650
Windows 8.1
My in game settings are 1080p, all ultra settings, X2 MSAA and SSAO.
Link to the screenshot
As you can see here, my FPS drops to 40s when there isn't much fighting happening in the map. This particular server only had 30 players and my field of view had no fights.
On the other hand, my FPS will shoot up to maximum of 150s in some parts of the maps.
I noticed that my overlay.drawgraph showed that whenever I have this FPS drop, CPU usage is higher than GPU usage. I don't know the exact numbers but the CPU graph is higher than GPU graph when I'm facing the parts of the maps that cause these FPS drips.
These dips are not intermittent, FPS stays low as long as I stare at those parts of the maps. When there are fights, my fps will drop even more.
When I'm in maps that have good FPS (above 60 continuously) I noticed that CPU and GPU usage graph is right on top of each other, not one above the other.
What do you guys think the problem is?
This is really bothering me.
Thanks in advance!
p.s. GPU temperature never goes over 75C even under load and it is not overclocked.
FX8350(OC 4.3Ghz)
Sapphire R9 290
MSI 970-G43
8GB RAM
Corsair TX650
Windows 8.1
My in game settings are 1080p, all ultra settings, X2 MSAA and SSAO.
Link to the screenshot
As you can see here, my FPS drops to 40s when there isn't much fighting happening in the map. This particular server only had 30 players and my field of view had no fights.
On the other hand, my FPS will shoot up to maximum of 150s in some parts of the maps.
I noticed that my overlay.drawgraph showed that whenever I have this FPS drop, CPU usage is higher than GPU usage. I don't know the exact numbers but the CPU graph is higher than GPU graph when I'm facing the parts of the maps that cause these FPS drips.
These dips are not intermittent, FPS stays low as long as I stare at those parts of the maps. When there are fights, my fps will drop even more.
When I'm in maps that have good FPS (above 60 continuously) I noticed that CPU and GPU usage graph is right on top of each other, not one above the other.
What do you guys think the problem is?
This is really bothering me.
Thanks in advance!
p.s. GPU temperature never goes over 75C even under load and it is not overclocked.
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