BF1 same FPS with LOW-ULTRA settings

Peperuna · Jun 18, 2017

Hey!

In Battlefield 1 my Fps has been about 10-30 with low, medium, high or ultra settings. i have updated my gpu drivers and i have checked my gpu and cpu usages which were both at 100%
and my cpu temps were +/- 60C. My cpu core speed was 4.2 ghz and voltage 1.225 which were both normal. Same Fps with fullscreen and windowed also. I have also tried turning the gpu memory lock thingy on and off but still no changes in fps and i have Dx 12 enabled at the moment.

My specs are:
asus z97 pro gamer
intel pentium g3258 4.2ghz
asus r9 285 2gb 954mhz
8gb of RAM
windows 10 (64bit)

Any ideas what the problem/problems might bee?
And sorry for bad english

MrN1ce9uy · Jun 18, 2017

You are CPU bound. BF1 is CPU intensive and can utilize multi-threading. If you want better performance get an i5-4690K or i7-4790K.

Peperuna · Jun 18, 2017

i thought about that but still why is the fps same with any settings use

Peperuna · Jun 18, 2017

and should i also upgrade my gpu

dontlistentome · Jun 18, 2017

When you change most settings, you are affecting the workload on the videocard, not the CPU. Therefore, if settings changes have no effect on framerate, this means your videocard is not what's holding you back.

If your CPU is already at maximum performance, then it doesn't matter if you lower the workload on the videocard.

In addition, it's been known since the game came out that BF1 really needs a lot of CPU power. A dual core just isn't enough for that game. You have a dual core. Your clockspeed is irrelevant in any game that needs more cores. You can't compensate for lack of cores by overclocking.

The good news is that your 285 should be enough for the game, once you have a quad core. You might not be able to play it at 1080p 60fps all ultra settings but with some adjustments to the settings you should do fine.

maxalge · Jun 18, 2017

Peperuna :

because your cpu is too weak, you are hitting its fps limits

Peperuna · Jun 18, 2017

maxalge :

Thank you for helping me out

Peperuna · Jun 18, 2017

dontlistentome :

When you change most settings, you are affecting the workload on the videocard, not the CPU. Therefore, if settings changes have no effect on framerate, this means your videocard is not what's holding you back.

If your CPU is already at maximum performance, then it doesn't matter if you lower the workload on the videocard.

In addition, it's been known since the game came out that BF1 really needs a lot of CPU power. A dual core just isn't enough for that game. You have a dual core. Your clockspeed is irrelevant in any game that needs more cores. You can't compensate for lack of cores by overclocking.

The good news is that your 285 should be enough for the game, once you have a quad core. You might not be able to play it at 1080p 60fps all ultra settings but with some adjustments to the settings you should do fine.

Thank you so much for helping me out

Peperuna · Jun 18, 2017

So im going to buy a i5 4460 or a i5 4690k soon.
Thanks for the quick replies!

Chris_497 · Jun 29, 2017

Peperuna :

My guess is you are connecting HDMI and are dropping to 30 MhZ what is your resolution and refresh rate?
Turn Vsync off and scaling to 42%

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