Gtx 970/pc problem(?)
Hi, yesterday I bought SW. I installed it, tried it and it all went right (at ultra settings it was over 60 fps) But today i open the game and it starts lagging a lot! It has continuosly frame d...
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Update again
It is not a graphic problem!
I just called ea support for help and they said me "restart your modem"
It worked (for the first game session, then stop)
Now i know it is a connection problem
Indeed if i pull out my usb network pen, it starts not lagging anymore (but i'm not on internet of course)
But when i put the pen in, it returns lagging A LOT
Why? is there an incompatibility between my pen and star wars? Should I take a pci network card? Thank you
EA_DavidCommunity Admin
@xxXMlg_W4ntedXxx That is odd, but sometimes USB drives can be. When a stick is put in it will use some CPU power to read it, but in this case it seems like a dramatic amount is used, or the little amount used dramatically impacts the game. Perhaps there's a flaw with the stick or even the individual USB port itself, which you could test by swapping ports or sticks.
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@EA_David I already tried switching usb ports (nothing happens) but probably there is something wrong setted because sometimes my pc doesn't even read some usb pens.. Tomorrow i'll try using a ethernet cable, maybe it will change something
- Approved@EA_David Today i have tried using a ethernet cable but nothing has changed..
Now i think the problem is not anymore the usb network pen but maybe the problem is the modem/router
I openened a lot of ports (those I found on ea sites) but it is still the same
What can I do? TyI also have this problem: frames drop to half. I believe this is a nvidia driver issue. Gpu stays locked at half speed (MHz); does not return to "idle" (135 MHz, in my case). A cold boot solve this problem, cause gpu driver is reset back and eveything works good. But you can also restart (reset) gpu driver using devide manager (inside control panel), without restarting the whole pc. To do this I select display graphics (inside device manager), double click my gpu and then click disable (inside driver tab) and confirm. Wait a few seconds and enable it back. If you have sli, I think you should do this to every gpu: first disable all of them, then enable them back.
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