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i am getting low fps on assassin's creed revolasions maxed out settings ... my specs are a msi gtx 760 oc 8gb ddr 3 ram and a

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June 2, 2014 10:21:11 AM

Need help if there is a way to get higher fps on assassin's creed revolasions :)  specs : msi gtx 760 oc twin frozr, 8gb ddr3 ram, intel Q9300 I have latest drivers installed and have new patches/updates of the game

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June 2, 2014 10:33:02 AM

you try to run maxed out settings but cant understand low performance? maybe your rig cant handle maxed out settings
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June 12, 2014 5:31:03 AM

Uhh, something tells me there is a bottleneck here... Just sayin'


Q9300 is probably bottlenecking the 760, which on that side brings you the crappy fps. Q9300 is still pretty powerfull, but not enough to avoid a bottleneck
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July 21, 2014 5:06:07 AM

*Intense facepalm*

As ivogelezarov has already pointed out, there's a HUGE bottleneck in your system. *sighs*

If you bought this system online for a cheaper price than all the other gaming PCs that seemed to be around, the reason it will have been so cheap is down to the fact that it's got a pretty standard (Non-gaming desktop rig) processor and it's obviously going to cause a bottleneck.

(A bottleneck when you're talking about PCs is where one or more components in your PC just can't deliver the performance needed for what you're doing, in this case your processor isn't fast enough to harness the full potential of your GPU (The 760 twin frozr you so keenly mention in your rig)).

I don't mean to insult you but the CPU you're using just won't 'cut the mustard', as it were.

My advice is to get yourself a decent processor, 'm not going to say, "HEY, GECHA SELF AN INTEL, THEY'RE WWWAYYYYY BETTER THAN AMD!" Because a) It's simply not true, they're both great choices and I'm not looking to start an argument here and b) It's about how well your processor can perform, you can't simply judge a processor by how many GHz it can run at.


IN SHORT AND WITHOUT A LOT OF WORDS BECAUSE I'M OFTEN ONE TO GO OUT ON A TANGENT ABOUT STUFF...

Get yourself a better CPU

OR

Maybe put your settings on medium, I hardly ever play on Max settings, you get better FPS (Usually, it depends) if you're running on lower settings.


Anyway, I apologise if this is not the answer you're looking for, and I wish you luck in the pursuit of an answer. :) 

All the best,

Talkii
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