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battlefield 1 massive fps drops geforce 780

Hello, 

i have been having massive fps drops even to 30 fps, happens usually when there are a lot explosions and gas grenades.

My setup:

CPU: intel i7 3770 3.7 ghz.

RAM: 2x Kingston 8GB DDR3 1866MHz CL10 HyperX Fury Red Series

GPU: geforce 780, core overclocked +185mhz, drops happens even without overclocking, that's why i tried oc on the first place.

I checked my gpu usage and it is 99%.

My psu: http://www.corsair.com/en/gs-series-gs800-80-plus-bronze-certified-power-supply-2013-edition

I have at config 7 cores allowed.

I have latest nvidia drivers.

And i can't run it on full hd even on lowest details at 60 fps min, i have stil drops under 60 and i have off gpu resorce limit, or how it calls in-game.

Is this normal ?, i saw benchmark, that says i should be able run it on 60+ at high details, i have sometimes 60 stable, even 90 fps on high, but than i get constant drops to 30 fps, or 47-56 whatever, especially because of explosions.

Benchmarks can't benchmark all in my opinion and real results are very different from benchmarks.

I think game is just extremelly difficult on gpu when, there are 20 gas grenades, because they last long and explosions happen to it.

 

  • Hi,

    Yes it could be your graphics card overheating while you're using it which causes the frame drops and crashing. Please do try this troubleshooting steps that might help.
    - Uninstall the graphics card driver from Device Manager
    - Do the same in Programs and Features look for anything related and uninstall it as well.
    - Download and install the graphics card driver from support site:
    - http://www.geforce.com/drivers
    - Reboot the laptop once driver has been installed.
    - After the reboot make sure that your games are set to use graphics card.
    - Open Control Panel and select Manage 3D settings.
    - Under 3D settings click on the Program Settings tab then select the program you wanto to choose a graphics card from the drop down list. In your case your games.
    - Lastly, Select the "preferred graphics processor" to High-performance processor.

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  • Hi,

    Yes it could be your graphics card overheating while you're using it which causes the frame drops and crashing. Please do try this troubleshooting steps that might help.
    - Uninstall the graphics card driver from Device Manager
    - Do the same in Programs and Features look for anything related and uninstall it as well.
    - Download and install the graphics card driver from support site:
    - http://www.geforce.com/drivers
    - Reboot the laptop once driver has been installed.
    - After the reboot make sure that your games are set to use graphics card.
    - Open Control Panel and select Manage 3D settings.
    - Under 3D settings click on the Program Settings tab then select the program you wanto to choose a graphics card from the drop down list. In your case your games.
    - Lastly, Select the "preferred graphics processor" to High-performance processor.

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