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SpectreRobin01
6 years ago
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Is BF5 still poorly optimized (PC)? (As of October 2019)

I have a Lenovo Cube that has a Core i5 7400, 16GB RAM, RX 480 8gb GPU spec sheet. It runs most games today quite well...except for some of the CPU intensive big world Ubi games. I've been trying to ...
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    SpectreRobin01
    6 years ago
    @EA_Atic I should have checked the required specs! Luckily my brother who lives with me has an HP Omen that has a 8700K 6-core and a GTX 1080Ti so I can continue to play on that 🙂
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OttoVP
6 years ago
@SpectreRobin01 as told by @GUTENTAAAAG your pc isn't top notch and will suffer major fps drops with the latest updates. I hope in more effective AMD GPU drivers (but having also a better cpu will help a lot)

cheers mate
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SpectreRobin01
6 years ago
@OttoVP Are the new updates increasing the hardware requirements? Shouldn't it be the other way around...usually patches make the game run smoother on all hardware.
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    OttoVP
    6 years ago
    @SpectreRobin01 i do fully agree. sometimes a mixture with os upgrades + gpu driver release make games run like hell. More DLC and content may increase your system load but in mere terms of fps (which is the whole point of system requirements 🙂).
    I noticed this major fps drop too sadly
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      SpectreRobin01
      6 years ago
      @OttoVP And I found out that I can't upgrade the processor in my computer to anything 6-core either ☹️ Oh Well. I guess I'll have to stick to Max Fidelity lol

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