Does anyone in here have a i9 14900k and a rtx 4090 and plays bf6?

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As the topic states guys Does anyone in here have a i9 14900k and a rtx 4090 and plays bf6? I’m just curious as to what sort of fps they achieve in game as I’m trying to work out of my cpu has suffered degradation
 
as I’m trying to work out of my cpu has suffered degradation

Normally if it has suffered degradation the initial symptoms are failing when compiling shaders or corruption in unzipping data i.e. when installing an application or when encoding/decoding media files, performance degradation isn't normally a symptom. As it progresses you will start to get random BSODs, especially when trying to boot, related to specific memory operations.
 
As the topic states guys Does anyone in here have a i9 14900k and a rtx 4090 and plays bf6? I’m just curious as to what sort of fps they achieve in game as I’m trying to work out of my cpu has suffered degradation

Probably better posting in the CPU forum, here we just call each other names and throw poo through each other's letterboxes.
 
Look up bf6 performance fix minnidot on YouTube. Turn on performance stats in bf6 settings so you can see graphs of per core usage. Then apply the fix and see the difference.
 
Look up bf6 performance fix minnidot on YouTube. Turn on performance stats in bf6 settings so you can see graphs of per core usage. Then apply the fix and see the difference.
Cheers pal il check it out was mostly looking for a ball park figure as to what people sort of get with similar specs
 
Try using the Nvidia control panel to apply the optimum settings, it took my game from around a miserable 60fps to 150fps.

But I have a 5800X3D and a 3070 which should be far worse than yours.
 
As the topic states guys Does anyone in here have a i9 14900k and a rtx 4090 and plays bf6? I’m just curious as to what sort of fps they achieve in game as I’m trying to work out of my cpu has suffered degradation
You still worrying about this Sean? Last few times you have posted about this your FPS looks fine for your rig!
 
Try using the Nvidia control panel to apply the optimum settings, it took my game from around a miserable 60fps to 150fps.

But I have a 5800X3D and a 3070 which should be far worse than yours.
What settings you running bud?
 
Would mate but already spent a fortune on my rig and to be onest from what I’ve seen majority of and builds get worse 1 percent lows? What’s your setup @rchads89 ? Thanks for help also buddy
9800x3d 5090 Asus astral overclocked 9800X3D on pbo and core clock stock voltages left the 5090 stock. Debloated windows can get over 400fps at times but mainly around 300 just over depending on map on 1440p.
 
9800x3d 5090 Asus astral overclocked 9800X3D on pbo and core clock stock voltages left the 5090 stock. Debloated windows can get over 400fps at times but mainly around 300 just over depending on map on 1440p.
So you think 200-220 is good for mine on low?
 
What settings you running bud?

It's pretty turned down as I favour trying to get 165 FPS (to match my monitor) but looks pretty good for me.
  • texture quality - low
  • texture filtering - overkill
  • mesh quality - medium
  • terrain quality - medium
  • undergrowth quality - high
  • effects quality - low
  • volumetric quality - low
  • lighting quality - high
  • local light & shadow quality - high
  • sun shadow quality - low
  • shadow filtering - PCSS
  • reflection quality - high
  • screen space reflections - off
  • post process quality - high
  • screen space AO & GI - off
  • high fidelity objects amount - high

  • Nvidia low latency enabled
  • DLSS performance mode

I run a 1400p monitor and what really helped was reducing the fixed resolution scale to 80% (graphics > advanced). This lets my GPU render at a lower res then scale up, it looks fine to me still.
 
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