Bad frames on arma 3

haydenu · Sep 19, 2015

My system is a
Amd 6300 dual core at stock clock speed
Amd r9 280x vaporx 3gb stock clock
Corsair cx600 600watt
8gb of ram
And when I play arma on standard I get like 12-15 fps.. But when I play csgo on max settings I get 90+ fps .. Idk what is wrong with my system.. I Have only had the build for about 2 days . please help

Archaic59 · Sep 19, 2015

You bought the wrong CPU to play Arma 3, which is heavily CPU dependent. You need a good Intel i5 processor which have better core performance than AMD. If you overclock the crap out of your AMD it might be more playable. You also bought a poor quality power supply. The CX series are known for going downhill after several months. To overclock your CPU you'll need a good cheap cooler like Hyper 212 EVO. Try changing your settings and view distance to low levels for Arma 3. If you get better fps slowly increase settings to get a balance you can live with. Lower view distance is the key to make it playable with your AMD cpu.

haydenu · Sep 19, 2015

Archaic59 :

You bought the wrong CPU to play Arma 3, which is heavily CPU dependent. You need a good Intel i5 processor which have better core performance than AMD. If you overclock the crap out of your AMD it might be more playable. You also bought a poor quality power supply. The CX series are known for going downhill after several months. To overclock your CPU you'll need a good cheap cooler like Hyper 212 EVO. Try changing your settings and view distance to low levels for Arma 3. If you get better fps slowly increase settings to get a balance you can live with. Lower view distance is the key to make it playable with your AMD cpu.

haydenu · Sep 19, 2015

Would a amd x4 860 be comparable to the i5

Archaic59 · Sep 19, 2015

haydenu :

Sorry, no. Not even FX-9590 can beat Intel i5. Part of the problem is the game likes Intel better. It's poorly optimised from what I've read. It's not totally the AMD CPU fault. I think if you lower the view distance it should be playable and overclocking should help. Make sure you have newest drivers.

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