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760 getting better fps in BF4 than 770?

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March 9, 2014 9:03:02 PM

In these two videos
760: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX7IEPBvD-8

770: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwNg1NUQGPo

They are both using a relatively same CPU, are both recording with Nvidia Shadowplay, and are usign the same driver, but it looks like the 760 is getting more FPS. Could someone explain this to me?

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March 9, 2014 9:06:20 PM

Different CPUs probably.
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March 9, 2014 9:09:34 PM

Well, I think that for some strange reason, the GTX 770 has a big issue with Battlefield 4. I have a 770 myself and get abysmal framerates in BF4. In the center of Paracel Storm, around A, I get around 50 FPS. On the lowest settings, 1080P. However on Rogue Transmisison, I average around 70 FPS. On Ultra, 1080P. The game is just unoptimized, especially for the GTX 770 somehow.
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March 9, 2014 9:09:50 PM

^^ As Above mentioned the CPUs are different a 770 should demolish a 760 in any game search on google BF4 benchmarks and you will see that they will most likely use the same CPU and the 770 being the stronger GPU will easily out perform the 760 in any game... :) 
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March 9, 2014 9:11:26 PM

Yeah the 770 either had issues or was paired with a worse CPU.
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March 9, 2014 9:12:03 PM

apcs13 said:
Well, I think that for some strange reason, the GTX 770 has a big issue with Battlefield 4. I have a 770 myself and get abysmal framerates in BF4. In the center of Paracel Storm, around A, I get around 50 FPS. On the lowest settings, 1080P. However on Rogue Transmisison, I average around 70 FPS. On Ultra, 1080P. The game is just unoptimized, especially for the GTX 770 somehow.


BF4 is very buggy and very badly optimised, on any other game the 770 will always get better performance, + like you said different CPUs will make a difference and it also depends on the whole build, Mobo, CPU, Ram and the 760 may be OC'd.
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March 9, 2014 9:12:23 PM

It's not because of the CPU difference which is almost zero.

The reason is because the GTX760 used NVidia Shadowplay to record gameplay video so the frame rate hit isn't very much.

I see no mention of Shadowplay in the 770 setup so he likely use FRAPS or something else that lowered the frame rate.

FYI, this is why many reviewers use an EXTERNAL CAMERA to capture the screen when discussing performance.
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March 9, 2014 9:15:42 PM

photonboy said:
It's not because of the CPU difference which is almost zero.

The reason is because the GTX760 used NVidia Shadowplay to record gameplay video so the frame rate hit isn't very much.

I see no mention of Shadowplay in the 770 setup so he likely use FRAPS or something else that lowered the frame rate.

FYI, this is why many reviewers use an EXTERNAL CAMERA to capture the screen when discussing performance.


Different CPUs can make a difference.
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March 9, 2014 9:22:51 PM

photonboy said:
I see no mention of Shadowplay in the 770 setup so he likely use FRAPS or something else that lowered the frame rate.


You can tell the 770 video is using shadowplay because of the FPS counter, and I honestly don't think the difference between a i5 3570k and i5 4670k is that big a difference.
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March 9, 2014 9:36:40 PM

Oh there is, that's probably the difference.
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March 9, 2014 9:42:10 PM

My friend, the GTX 760 is running at lower settings towards the beginning. The guy with the 770 is running full ultra, while the video with the 760, all settings are at ultra, except for effects quality and no AA whatsoever. After he turns those settings to the max his framerate is not as good as the person with the GTX 770. However, as I mentioned before, Battlefield 4 is still poorly optimized for some reason, especially with the 770. I did every possible fix besides getting Windows 8, including trying a variety of drivers and even wiping my hard drive and re-installing Windows.
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March 9, 2014 9:45:44 PM

apcs13 said:
My friend, the GTX 760 is running at lower settings towards the beginning. The guy with the 770 is running full ultra, while the video with the 760, all settings are at ultra, except for effects quality and no AA whatsoever. After he turns those settings to the max his framerate is not as good as the person with the GTX 770. However, as I mentioned before, Battlefield 4 is still poorly optimized for some reason, especially with the 770. I did every possible fix besides getting Windows 8, including trying a variety of drivers and even wiping my hard drive and re-installing Windows.


Now I feel dumb... :'( 
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March 11, 2014 1:33:55 PM

germ304 said:
apcs13 said:
My friend, the GTX 760 is running at lower settings towards the beginning. The guy with the 770 is running full ultra, while the video with the 760, all settings are at ultra, except for effects quality and no AA whatsoever. After he turns those settings to the max his framerate is not as good as the person with the GTX 770. However, as I mentioned before, Battlefield 4 is still poorly optimized for some reason, especially with the 770. I did every possible fix besides getting Windows 8, including trying a variety of drivers and even wiping my hard drive and re-installing Windows.


Now I feel dumb... :'( 


Me too. Sort of. I watched pieces of the video, not the entire thing and missed that.

I was also wrong about Shadowplay as that's on both as pointed out.

I wish the guy hadn't posted his video under the title "Battlefield 4 ULTRA Settings - 1080p - GTX 760" and then change his settings several times as that's pretty confusing.
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