- Aug 23, 2016
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Running with a GTX 970 and a A10-6700 APU. Not the best setup, but I can run Battlefront no problem on high at 60 frames without any dropping. But Battlefield 1 is running at 9 to 30 frames no matter where I am, and its an absolute pain in the ass. I figured maybe it was my APU not being able to process the effects better, but lowering post processing and lighting didnt do anything. So I dropped everything to low and it still maintained the same frames no change. So is it something server side? Cause it dosnt seem to be a hardware thing.
Whats weird is, the first day I was maintaining 40-6. Not the best but not unplayable. But over the past three days its been getting progressively worse. Its not my APU, its not my RAM, its not DX12, its not my resolution scale size, so what is it? My buddies on the same card with similar CPUs are running 100 fps high no problem. I wanna enjoy the game, but I'm scared to buy it if this reflects my final experience. I know my computer can run it as I've had a few games where I've kept a constant 60, but only in rush and only once in a blue moon.
I've also tried unparking my CPU cores, reinstalling Windows 10, reinstalling the game, disconnecting it from Uplay, but nothing's changed it.
Specs:
MSI GTX 970
A10-6700 APU
16 gigs ram
Whats weird is, the first day I was maintaining 40-6. Not the best but not unplayable. But over the past three days its been getting progressively worse. Its not my APU, its not my RAM, its not DX12, its not my resolution scale size, so what is it? My buddies on the same card with similar CPUs are running 100 fps high no problem. I wanna enjoy the game, but I'm scared to buy it if this reflects my final experience. I know my computer can run it as I've had a few games where I've kept a constant 60, but only in rush and only once in a blue moon.
I've also tried unparking my CPU cores, reinstalling Windows 10, reinstalling the game, disconnecting it from Uplay, but nothing's changed it.
Specs:
MSI GTX 970
A10-6700 APU
16 gigs ram
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