Low Fps !! Help Please ;/

low the graphic and will open well with u ...

pal_[Sniper] wrote: »

First
-Try dusting your PC using an air blower
-press Ctrl+alt+Delete and then select Start task manager it will open a window .Tab on the option Processes and find "explorer.exe" and right click on it and select end process ... your task bar will disappear don't panic if u want it back right click on the same place and then create a new task and type explorer.exe and press enter
-close any tabs of any webpages you are opening when you are playing crossfire to avoid sharp Fps dropouts
-recognize your version of direct X and install it ( mostly it's Direct X 11 )
-install the last drivers for your graphics card
-try to lower your settings in game like the resolution (make it 1440/900 )
-Do a clean up to your system every week and you will be fine ^^

Are you sure or you will make his windows fail xD

Also try to note that CrossFire is very CPU intensive. While an Intel 2 Core Duo is certainly OK, it won't function well if you have other things running in the background as others have mentioned. Try to make sure you have everything in the background closed while you play and utilize the other suggestions already mentioned. Have you tried using Razer Cortex? It may help with shutting down unnecessary processes to help squeeze out that extra performance boost you may need.

https://www.razerzone.com/cortex

Hy ejl,

You have to be more specific in your description to get a more accurate evaluation.

- Intel Core 2 Duo : between a E8435 (i've played CF with this one a while) and a E4300 (i will never try to play CF with this one), you have a big difference.
- Radeon 5400's : between a 5870 and 5430 ... same considerations that with the CPU.

The good news : W7x64 (it can be "modded" for performance with ease with a cheap hardware) and the 100fps max that you get.

For the FPS you have to do a difference between a peak and a real average (just like the ping). Peaks never count, stability matter.
You have to use a third party software like the well known MSI Afterburner or FRAPS to known if your hardware is bleeding or if it's just a question of configuration.

good luck

ahmad1376765 wrote: »

You surely do, that's why your bio is saying that you own a "GTX 1070 6GB". You don't even know what graphics card you got, because there is no 6GB Version of the 1070.

yes there is LMAO

ahmad1376765 wrote: »

You surely do, that's why your bio is saying that you own a "GTX 1070 6GB". You don't even know what graphics card you got, because there is no 6GB Version of the 1070.

Oh I'm sorry, I didn't realise that IT Technicians were physically incapable of making typos, my bad.
It's the MSI 8GB Aero edition. I'll take a picture of the box or the card inside my computer when I get home if you like.

In fact, here are full specs:

Generic terrible case that I got for free
ASRock Z77 Extreme4 Motherboard
i7-3770k Processor
Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler
MSI GTX 1070 Aero 8GB Graphics Card
Corsair CX750M 750w Semi-Modular Power Supply
8GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 (2x 4GB)
8GB Generic Kingston DDR3 (2x 4GB)
480GB SanDisk SSD PLUS
120GB Kingston SSDNow V300
1TB Western Digital Caviar Blue
1TB Toshiba P300
500GB Western Digital HDD (Unsure of model) I got for free

Fixed it for you since you seem to keen to call me out on a typo.


On-topic: I forgot to ask, are drivers 100% up to date?

Guys the problem is the game.Not your pc or laptop.

the problem is the game.Look at my config. then talk.
Intel Core i5 3570K @ 3.40GHz
16.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3
BenQ XL2420Z (1920x1080@120Hz
)NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070

i'm playing with fps 25-40, oh u don't know how much i hate this :mad: