Monitor turns off when I go to Fullscreen
When I start the game up in windowed mode it works fine but I have an issue. If I try to boot up fullscreen it turns off my monitor then turns it back on then all I can see is the bf1 cursor and all ...
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Hey @ragnarok013 to answer some of your questions. I do use nvidia geforce experience to determine my graphic settings wich are all set to ultra. I get 65-70 frames in the single player and most times in the multiplayer, the stutter is mostly present in windowed fullscreen on multiplayer. I am gonna try disabling origin overlay to see if it helps but If you want to I can send you a video of what happens when I enter fullscreen (don't have time to record it right now)
@Goodlifeway wrote:
Hey @ragnarok013 to answer some of your questions. I do use nvidia geforce experience to determine my graphic settings wich are all set to ultra. I get 65-70 frames in the single player and most times in the multiplayer, the stutter is mostly present in windowed fullscreen on multiplayer. I am gonna try disabling origin overlay to see if it helps but If you want to I can send you a video of what happens when I enter fullscreen (don't have time to record it right now)
@GoodlifewayI usually advise against letting GeForce experience determine you graphics settings since it cranks everything up to the highest settings for you GPU without regard for the other parts of your system which ultimately hurts performance. I don't even install GeForce experience anymore on my GTX1060, I do custom install and install only the GPU drivers and if there's an update the PhysX drivers and then manually set my BF1 graphics settings via the in game menu and BF1 runs like a dream for me with no issues.
BF1 is a processor and memory intensive game and in your system your processor is below specs and memory is at the minimum so if I was you I'd manually drop your graphics settings in game to medium and see if the problem persists. if it doesn't, increase them to high and see if the problem persists and keep doing that until the problem comes back. If the problem doesn't go away then the root of the issue may lie somewhere else.
I didn't see it the first time but I see your 1060 is overclocked. Historically BF games have issues with overclocking, can you set your GPU back to default instead of being OC'd to see if the issue goes away?
Hey @ragnarok013
I am going to try to stop overclocking the graphics card to see if it helps.
I would like to send you a video through here but for some reason its not working. I recorded my monitor with my phone and with shadowplay (in different occasions).
I want to say again that performance isnt the issue here its going fullscreen. When I record with shadowplay it shows footage of me going fullscreen but while that happens my monitor turns off
