How to improve fps?

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@goraththeelder wrote:

Since the minimum video graphics card is named this way:

(NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT or higher performance)

. . and your card is below that, an upgrade is in order.

 

http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=557&card2=544

 

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Thanks for the reply, but if I wanted to know the minimum requirements I would not have researched or found yourself asking, and that link you sent compares with a 9600GT clocked different from my XFX 9600GT, you saw that I posted my clocks XFX 9600GT?

The 9600GT 512MB (that comes with the highest stock clock) is around 12% less performance than the 8800GT 512MB which is the minimum requirement, but I'm using overclock of around 10% in Gpu, Shader in 14% and 50% in the memory of the video card. Besides the more when this test that says the difference is 12% was done was the 174.12 beta driver and we are not counting the 314.22 betas then the difference in performance must have fallen.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/nvidia-geforce-9600-gt,1780-20.html

But what I really want to know is if you have something else I can do besides what has already been done to improve fps without changing the hardware?

Nobody can help me?

Forgot to mention that I used the Battlefield 3 Settings Editor but could improve performance by setting everything to the same performance in this application.

Tweak has some that really works?

G'day mate. Good job on tweaking your system. There's a couple other things you can do.

In your web browser Settings menu, Disable anything to do with Hardware Acceleration, GPU Acceleration, or 2D Acceleration. (Chrome or FF)

If you are using Internet Explorer you need to Enable Software Acceleration under the Advanced tab.

Also, go into Control Panels, System, down the bottom left click Performance Information & Tools.

Top left click Adjust Power Settings and choose High Performance.

Then click <- Back button and Adjust Visual Effects, choose Adjust for Best Performance, and Apply.

Then click Advanced tab, Change button. Set Paging File to between 4000 and 6000 on 1 HDD, and 0 for the others.

Click OK and you will need to reboot for that to take effect.

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@d4isycutter wrote:

G'day mate. Good job on tweaking your system. There's a couple other things you can do.

In your web browser Settings menu, Disable anything to do with Hardware Acceleration, GPU Acceleration, or 2D Acceleration. (Chrome or FF)

If you are using Internet Explorer you need to Enable Software Acceleration under the Advanced tab.

Also, go into Control Panels, System, down the bottom left click Performance Information & Tools.

Top left click Adjust Power Settings and choose High Performance.

Then click <- Back button and Adjust Visual Effects, choose Adjust for Best Performance, and Apply.

Then click Advanced tab, Change button. Set Paging File to between 4000 and 6000 on 1 HDD, and 0 for the others.

Click OK and you will need to reboot for that to take effect.

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Thanks for the reply friend surely should help a lot somehow.

I use Mozilla Firefox 20.0.1, did not understand that I can change it to improve performance, you can be more specific? If necessary I can use Google Chrome or another browser to play.

Here was already part of the set "Adjust power settings" for the mode Gamerbooster which apparently is equal to "High performance" but anyway I think I came in windows automatically set to "High Perfomance" to be a desktop, the GameBooster only works in manual mode since the BF3 MP only starts the browser and even stopping various services did not change the FPS performance. Anyway confer the images can even be in Brazilian Portuguese, can use the google translator that not'm using (notice the detail bug language):

http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/6585/gameboosterbugouinforma.jpg

http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/1567/gameboosterbugouabagaa.jpg

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http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/1425/emmododedesempenho.jpg

In "Adjust Visual Effects" was "Let Windows choose what's best for the computer," put on "Adjust for Best Performance" was ugly as hell but if so improve performance is what matters.

In "Virtual Memory" was automatic in 4096MB, placed between 4096MB/6144MB.

Then I'll see if yield difference and say whether or not the improved FPS.

There's something I discovered and can help many people with few Frame Per Second, when using sights 3.4x or higher while sighting of an increase in FPS meaning including the Scoped .44.

The overclock on my cpu this weak now that I'm downloading at 3.33GHz and stable because even though without giving blue screen to turn off and on the computer it turns itself off and turns on again and remove the overclock and puts the default clock, my processor can handle 3.75GHZ up without blue screen or is stable but resetting the clock or until 3.92GHZ totally unstable.

My proof of my maximum overclock this processor (cpu):

http://valid.canardpc.com/2772648

http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/6300/semttuloooq.jpg

Sounds good.

Here are steps to Disable Hardware Acceleration in FF -

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/271263-firefox-gpu-hardware-acceleration-turn-off.html

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@d4isycutter wrote:

Sounds good.

Here are steps to Disable Hardware Acceleration in FF -

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/271263-firefox-gpu-hardware-acceleration-turn-off.html

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I disabled hardware acceleration of Mozilla Firefox, make sure that disabling this will better the performance (fps) of my Battlefield 3 Multiplayer?

Later I will test the performance (fps) of my Battlefield 3 Multiplayer, now I need sleep, turned to dawn on PC!

Let me know how it goes.

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@d4isycutter wrote:

Let me know how it goes.

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So I did all that was spoken on the topic, it seems that beyond the techniques that I posted in the first post in the topic the only one that worked was to increase my fps with the aim weapon with zoom 3.4x or higher or else Scoped .44 .

If you have more ideas on how to improve FPS without changing the hardware I test.