BF1- problems with low fps/stuttering
So I recently bought the early edition so I could get ahead, but it is almost impossible to play due to low fps/stuttering (can't even aim down sights without a 1 second of lag). My settings are all ...
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EA_David
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Community AdminHi, if you're affected by this issue can you please post a link to your dxdiag?
https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/pc/how-to-gather-dxdiag-information/
@rptierney Unfortunately it looks like your i5-6500 CPU is below the listed minimum spec of an i5-6600k.
That said Battlefield games can have wiggle room on the minimum specs. Do you know what CPUs your friends have?
i seem to be having the same problem, here is my dxdiag.
- EA_David
@forgotensoldier Thanks for the post. I can't see anything that pops out, perhaps something in this list of steps will help.
• Press Alt& Enter to toggle the game to Windowed mode.
• Disable Origin In Game. In the Origin client click the top left, then Application Settings. Untick the relevant box within the Origin In Game section.
• Update your Direct X: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/179113
• Update your graphics card drivers: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/pc/finding-devices-and-updating-drivers/
• Ensure Windows is up to date: https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/pc/finding-devices-and-updating-drivers/ (how familar 🙂)
• Restart with a Clean Boot and launch the game without running anything else:https://help.ea.com/en/help/faq/how-to-clean-boot-your-pc/
• Reinstall Origin.
• [from user xScarlife) Go to Advanced System Settings, Advanced, under performance click 'options', click advanced again, when u see 'Virtual memory' click on 'modify' and select 'size is managed by the system', click 'ok' and restart your system.If you try all this and it's ineffective can you try Carbonic's step here to limit FPS manually.
Unfortunately there's no single troubleshooting step to rule them all at this stage, but I hope this proves useful.
thank you for your advise it helped me!
