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Re: apex gpu upgrade

I'm just hoping this upgrade is for a LOT more than Apex lol, I run it on almost full with an ancient rig and still hit constant 80ish fps and when I say ancient I mean ancient. Not to mention even people with insane rigs run this game on low settings because the game isn't optimized so half the time you still lose frames regardless of the build.

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  • gg123xyz's avatar
    gg123xyz
    6 years ago

    the way to get good fps in apex legends is you need at least a amd rx 3600x with ddr4 3000 cl 15 dual channel 16 GB with the bios settings show in in this video;

    then my videocard which is a gtx 1060 6GB with windows 10 can get 144 fps for a lot of the game but the videocard is the bottleneck, at 720p lowest video game video settings.

    i know a gtx 2060 would let me get 144 fps constantly on the ground if my gtx 1060 is doing this 144 most of the time already, but if you want 1440p then you might need a 2080 from nvidia but if you go to say 1080p maybe the amd 5700xt can do this at 144 fps, but 1440p is maybe too much resolution for 144 fps on a 600 dollar canadian videocard, us i think you can buy a 2080 for around 600, better to buy a 2070 super which is equivalent to a 2080.

    and for maximum benefit of the 144 fps copy the settings i used for rivatuner in the video, set the rivatuner to 144 fps and there will be no stutter if your videocard is doing 144 fps all the time on the ground.

  • Zeelmaekers's avatar
    Zeelmaekers
    Hero+
    6 years ago

    Hey.

    Also to take in consideration is your build in general to avoid bottlenecks.
    so you don't waste money on performance you won't get because of this.

    The 2070 Supers has excellent price to performance, if you have a powerfull CPU / Ram this should be the GPU to go.

     

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