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7 years ago
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gtx 1080 and i54690k at 4.4Ghz giving terrible frames on bf1

staggeringly low fps on a gtx 1080 and i5 4690K @4.4Ghz , my bf1 seems to be running subpar, i've read of people with worse builds running 3x faster. my fps is usually around 20-50 fps! i've tried changing the graphics, every setting on/off nothing has changed the framerate at all from low to ultra and supersampling to 25% and 200%. tried dx11 and 12. nothing. there is a very slight fps difference, i don't get it? if anyone has any idea how to fix this that would be great. thanks

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  • Hey @IGenghisIKhanI,

    Try turning off Origin In-Game Overlay in the Origin Settings, and the Battlefield 1 Game Properties in Origin.

    If you're using Nvidia GeForce Experience, this is known to cause some drops as well. 

    Also, try changing the Framerate Limiter in the In-Game settings, to 60 or 120, depending on what your build can handle.

    If you still need help, let us know.

    Thanks 🙂 

  • this did the trick im now getting much more fps with no stuttering! thank you heaps!

  • seems i spoke too soon, i've only gotten about a 10fps boost and never reach 100fps as i've seen other similiar builds avg fps :/

  • EA_Atic's avatar
    EA_Atic
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    7 years ago

    Hey @IGenghisIKhanI So BF1 is very CPU intense game and your CPU is below the minimum spec on what we have recommended and said what is needed, we can only suggest some workaround to boost the FPS and that is not guaranteed that that will work. 

    What clean boot did was remove any programs that are there when you start the PC up. 

    /Atic 

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