Community ManagerHi @Marston_Liquid.
When you've got the chance could you grab a DxDiag and post it here so we can take a look? For more information on how to pull one up check out the EA Help site.
Once you have the DxDiag file please attach it to this thread. Thanks!
/Kent
Here's my DxDiag :P
Community ManagerThanks! I appreciate it.
Looking through the DxDiag you sent it appears that there are some errors coming up with the Xbox Gaming Overlay in Windows. When you have a chance could you try disabling this to see if that has any impact?
If you open up your Windows settings and go to the Gaming section, you should see buttons there to toggle the built-in gaming functions on and off. I'd recommend turning these off to see if that makes any difference on the performance you're seeing in BF1.
Let me know what you find out once you've had a chance to give it a shot.
/Kent
Ok thanks, I will try it now.
It helped a little bit, but I still get the low fps, high latency and refresh rate warnings on the right side. It started running more smoothly, but 5 mins later it started to run worse. I was playing in a 64 player server. The players look all jumpy and my player animations too, it's like they stutter too, they move rapidly in breaks.
Community ManagerThanks for giving it a shot!
It sounds like this could actually be network-related based on what you're seeing. Can we also try running through some connectivity troubleshooting to see if that helps at all?
First, I'd recommend starting off with the basic connection steps over at the EA Help website. If you're still seeing the same issues after that check out the PC-specific steps as well. Let me know if that improves things at all when you have the chance to give it a shot.
Thanks again!
/Kent
