Hello, I am having issues with Battlefield 5 and the performance of the game. I recently updated my rig and expected to be able to play Battlefield 5 at a smooth 60 frames per second, but I am having issues hitting 60 frames and it when it does maintaining the 60
My PC specs are as followed:
Ryzen 7 2700x
Evga geforce Rtx 2070
16 gigs of ram
Asrock b450 motherboard
Does anyone know what I need to do to fix the issue?
Please read https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues/How-To-Write-amp-Get-Responses-for-Your-Technical-Issue/m-p/7160970#M360 and provide some more information.
At this point all I can do is assume you are running on outdated 32bit windows with single channel 1800mhz memory at 4k 😛
You are not alone. I had this same issue on my other desktop. I recently built a new desktop, gtx970ftw, ryzen 2600x asus b450, gskill 16gb 3000mhz, corsair 750w and a 480gb ssd. I'm still only getting 60% gpu usage. No way is my 2600x bottle necking my 970. There is something wrong with bfvs performance. There is no reason we should have to use pre-rendered frames to achieve this. I'm not the only person to report this, it is a known issue with bfv. You basically need a 2080 to get decent frames since the game (without FFR on) uses 60% of your gpu. Nobody wants FFR on, even at 2 pre-rendered frames you can feel the input lag. Sorry for the rant but this issue needs to seriously be looked at.
So attached is a screenshot of my gameplay as well as my dxdiag, I hope this will help if someone knows the answer
You never attached the dxdiag, but working with the in-game image I can see you are running RTX and have vsync enabled.
First thing to do is to disable vsync, with that system it most likely just adds input lag and limits your fps.
As you can see in this article: https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/battlefield-v-pc-performance-benchmarks,7.html you might want to lower or disable your DXR setting if you want above 60 FPS.
The dxdiag is the text in the post I vent attach it because the forum says it doesn't support the format
That text is not a dxdiag.
Dxdiag's are saved as txt files which the forum support.
I was trying to attach a different file named something similar my apologies
Having looked my above comment still stands, I, however, would like to add that your graphics driver is outdated and the new one gives quite an FPS bump if you continue to use RTX.
Driver out of date - use the latest 417.22 updated Nvidia driver (3/12/18)
Best of luck!
