Calling ATI (5770) Users - Help with Settings.

tooI
tooI
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anyone found the best settings for CF using the 5770 or another ATI Card? its not a top notch card, but still very solid i think. i play all the recent games without graphiclags at all. just CF i get sometimes only 40 fps
which is no fun. i once used a setting where i would get average 80 - 90 fps in a full room, can´t remember though how i did that :)
so if anyone knows about the AA , AF and AI settings please enlighten me, as i do not know too much about graphiccards.

thx for help!
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  • Chronox22
    Chronox22
    Well i dont own the card but i can tell you that crossfire FPSs are more processore dependant.. So basically your proccesor is the one that will give you most FPS, anyway good luck gettin the config :P (I own a 9800gt wich is worse than ur 5770 and i get 45-180 fps with a Athlon x2 Dual core 2.7Ghz)
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  • sMILEY4ever
    sMILEY4ever
    LOL. Most of the time I get 45fps and it's quite ok, no problem. Why would u want 80fps? http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frames_can_humans_see.htm
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  • doop51
    doop51
    to0l wrote: »
    anyone found the best settings for CF using the 5770 or another ATI Card? its not a top notch card, but still very solid i think. i play all the recent games without graphiclags at all. just CF i get sometimes only 40 fps
    which is no fun. i once used a setting where i would get average 80 - 90 fps in a full room, can´t remember though how i did that :)
    so if anyone knows about the AA , AF and AI settings please enlighten me, as i do not know too much about graphiccards.

    thx for help!

    leave all AA, AF to use application settings and leave AI on advanced

    that's actually a pretty darn good graphics card, low fps is most likely do to a low clockspeed on your processor
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  • Reyy69
    Reyy69
    I get like 200fps, I didnt put any special config.
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  • tooI
    tooI
    Chronox22 wrote: »
    Well i dont own the card but i can tell you that crossfire FPSs are more processore dependant.. So basically your proccesor is the one that will give you most FPS, anyway good luck gettin the config :P (I own a 9800gt wich is worse than ur 5770 and i get 45-180 fps with a Athlon x2 Dual core 2.7Ghz)

    thanks. i run a quad core 2,60ghz at 8gb RAM . it does the job for all other games on my 24" screen. just cf gives me graphiclags on big maps with more players. so strange.


    sMILEY4ever wrote: »
    LOL. Most of the time I get 45fps and it's quite ok, no problem. Why would u want 80fps? http://www.100fps.com/how_many_frames_can_humans_see.htm

    its a feel thing. i just notice that if i get alot of graphic lags, i wont make certain shots, like flickshots because i can´t get the precision. of course u can play at 45fps no question.
    doop51 wrote: »
    leave all AA, AF to use application settings and leave AI on advanced

    that's actually a pretty darn good graphics card, low fps is most likely do to a low clockspeed on your processor

    thanks i will try that. i am happy with the card, just wanted to mention that its not like the best card, shouldn´t make a difference for cf i think. any way to find out the current clock speed without entering BIOS?
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  • doop51
    doop51
    to0l wrote: »
    thanks. i run a quad core 2,60ghz at 8gb RAM . it does the job for all other games on my 24" screen. just cf gives me graphiclags on big maps with more players. so strange.





    its a feel thing. i just notice that if i get alot of graphic lags, i wont make certain shots, like flickshots because i can´t get the precision. of course u can play at 45fps no question.



    thanks i will try that. i am happy with the card, just wanted to mention that its not like the best card, shouldn´t make a difference for cf i think. any way to find out the current clock speed without entering BIOS?

    there's a program called cpuz

    it's free to download
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  • tooI
    tooI
    doop51 wrote: »
    there's a program called cpuz

    it's free to download

    i ll try that. btw that AA and AF settings work perfect for me. average 90 to 130 fps now
    very smooth!
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