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Anonymous
9 years ago
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BF1 FPS problems with strong hardware

Since i bought Bf1 i have strong FPS Problems Ingame even with Settings on Low. It makes the game just unplayable. My Hardware should be allright or not? When i put the graphic settings to "Auto" it ...
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INicexixI
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9 years ago

Hey... @I_ThunderHawk_I

Hey i find something maybe will help you...

This is an important first test — lower your settings, and see if there is any improvement in performance. Many players aren’t getting any improvements from changes to the settings; FPS drops occur whether the settings are low or ultra.

Often, the CPU is not the issue. It may be poorly optimized Nvidia or AMD drivers, or experimental graphics improvements that have not yet been fully tested.

If that’s the case for you, it may be due to the latest video card releases — Nvidia 1070/1080 are the worst offenders, as they should have no trouble running Battlefield 1. Here are some things you can do to help:

Note: Try each of these suggestions independently. Don’t expect all suggestions to work for you — try them one at a time.

  • If you are overclocking, make sure you are running at a steady .ghz — if not, disable overclocking.
  • Disable the Origin Overlay
  • If you have an SSD (solid state drive) — install to SSD rather than the standard HD.
  • Switch from DX12 to DX11.
  • Download Beta drivers for your video card.

Find the latest drivers / beta drivers here:

[Am not working for EA, If is answer good pls give me XP or accept as solution.]


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