Community ManagerThanks for posting, interested to hear what kind of impact this driver set has on Apex.
Looks like Apex Legend is the winner here!
This means little when gameplay issues are server/netcode optimization issues on Respawns end.
My DSL internet connection is quite bad actually (>100ms ping), so I don't know if most problems come from my side.
However, I've noticed that I always disconnect (code:leaf, wheel...) when starting a game, not when I'm already playing (maybe it happened some time, but not relevant for sure).
Do you experience the same?
@EA_Barry wrote:Thanks for posting, interested to hear what kind of impact this driver set has on Apex.
i turned off vsync in nvidia 3d settings and the game video settings, set rivatuner to 144 fps, and used 720p resolution for my desktop and game borderless window.
i got 144 fps a lot in the game. its pretty much always 144 fps now.
my pc rig; ryzen 5 3600x using overclocking in the bios, 16 GB ram ddr 4 3000 cl 15, ssd for windows and game, gtx 1060 6GB.
its really nice. Thanks Nvidia and Apex Legends team! i will go back to using 60fps since thats my monitor resolution and it helps in oculus rift to have a lower fps when playing apex legends in virtual desktop.
for overclocking my 3600x i did this;
-enabled precision boost overdrive
- set a-xmp to profile 1
thats it. a-xmp sets my memory to its actual speed, and precion boost overdrive allows the cpu to ramp up its speed.
i did some tests and found it does increase my fps in apex legends.
heres the video showing what i did, at 1:40 mark or so;
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