battlefield 4 fps drops
when i play bf4 no matter the quality 90 fps normal but after less than min in game my fps starts dropping like crazy from 90 to 4-15 for a second and then back up my pc is fx 8320, 7870 ti 8 gigs of...
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OP is this on all maps or just dragon's teeth?
i don't have dlc so in every default map and updating drivers 'doesn't work i don't thing there is a point of saying that i updated all of them + bios also sometimes server kicks me because of too high ping but my ping is about 30 for germany or smth close to balkans and in bf3 i've never been kicked for ping my router is new my internet is kinda a ok 50Mbps my lan card is fine
Here are some of the options that have worked for me and others here on the forum:
1. For AMD GPU users disable Catalyst from loading at bootup via MSCONFIG. This was a solution posted on the AMD forums and seems to help some people.
2. Disable origin in game as it's causes lag problems. To turn off Origin in game log into Origin, in the upper left hand corner click on the word "Origin" in the menu, and then click on "Application Settings". Next go to the "Origin in game" tab and uncheck the "enable Origin in game" box.
3. If you have the Raptr game tracking program running kill the process before playing BF4, this solved my randome FPS drops even on Dragon's Teeth maps.
4. If you are using MSI afterburning turn it off as some users report that it isn't playing well with BF4.
5. For Win8 users try running BF4 in Win7 compatibility mode. Right click on bf4.exe, select "Properties", then "Compatibility" and then choose run as Win7.
nothing i runned mem test video card stability test hard drive test for no apparent reason and all of them are without errors i just dont know what to do im now selling my video card to try another just because why not if it helps
- Have you tried reinstalling the Microsoft Direct X and C++ redistributables? That sometimes helps. There's really no reason to sell a perfectly good GPU when it possible that we may be able to find a solution for your problem. Can you run and post a dxdiag?
When did your FPS drops start, have they always been present, did they start after the last patch or did they start after a driver update or windows update?
