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Just bought my new $2600 computer, with a gtx 590, and am getting poor performance (as far as i'm concerned) with Just cause 2.
I use the NVidia "recommended" settings in the game for the gtx 590, and my frame rate is on average in the 50s, but on flower patches and grass, my frame rate drops to around 28-31, if not even lower... what the hell? according to benchmarks, and the "optimize your game" section in the nvidia website, the frame rate should average out to about 67... That is definetely NOT the case for my video card.
My system specs are:
Intel core i7 2600k overclocked to 3.8ghz (liquid cooled)
Asus Nvidia geforce GTX 590 (stock clock speed)
8gb of G.Skill Ripjaws RAM.
I'm extremely frustrated that my frame rate drops to so low in this game... What could the problem be? or is this frame rate normal?
EDIT:
I'm playing at my monitors native resolution - 1920x1200, fullscreen.
Some other settings:
Vsync off
AA set to 4x
Anisotropic filtering set to 16x
GPU water enabled
I have the latest drivers for my video card and my MOTHERBOARD is an asROCK p67 Extreme4.
I use the NVidia "recommended" settings in the game for the gtx 590, and my frame rate is on average in the 50s, but on flower patches and grass, my frame rate drops to around 28-31, if not even lower... what the hell? according to benchmarks, and the "optimize your game" section in the nvidia website, the frame rate should average out to about 67... That is definetely NOT the case for my video card.
My system specs are:
Intel core i7 2600k overclocked to 3.8ghz (liquid cooled)
Asus Nvidia geforce GTX 590 (stock clock speed)
8gb of G.Skill Ripjaws RAM.
I'm extremely frustrated that my frame rate drops to so low in this game... What could the problem be? or is this frame rate normal?
EDIT:
I'm playing at my monitors native resolution - 1920x1200, fullscreen.
Some other settings:
Vsync off
AA set to 4x
Anisotropic filtering set to 16x
GPU water enabled
I have the latest drivers for my video card and my MOTHERBOARD is an asROCK p67 Extreme4.