Arma 3

Matthew Sheridan

Matthew Sheridan

Matthew Sheridan

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Hi,

I am thinking about getting Arma III and was wondering how many frames i would get roughly with my hardware. I currently have an AMD Ryzen 5 1600, GTX 1070 (8GB V-ram) and 8gb of DDR4 ram. I do have a 1440p monitor but i have heard that the game is nearly impossible to run at 1080 even at 60FPS so even if there is a 1440p monitor i'm assuming it will run at like 2 FPS.
 
Doogles said:
With Arma it's more server sided performance than anything, I can struggle to get 30 fps with any settings online yet offline I can easily hit 60 fps without the server bottlenecking me, your setup is fine although you might have some issue with the lack of 16GB of RAM if you hit some memory leakages which happens with some mods.
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Ok cool. What kind of things can you do offline? And what game modes are there in the game without mods?
 
ok awesome. On a different note (I'm sorry for going completely off thread name at this point but i've seen the Thrustmaster T.16000M joystick and throttle combo and was just wondering if you knew if the joystick could twist to eliminate the need for pedals to save me £50 to start with. I just think having a joystick would make flying so much easier and my dad was an airline pilot and now flies helicopters so we have lots of plane sim software i could use them with as well as ARMA. Thanks
 
And one more question (once again sorry for not putting this all in the first post) but I’m thinking of building a second pc for my holiday home out in France. It’s going to have a 1060 3gb and a Ruben 5 1400, will that run arma on the single player as well? And maybe a bit of multiplayer. The Internet isn’t great out there so wouldn’t play as much multiplayer as I would here but would the hardware be sufficient?
 
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