Hiya guys I've got Day Z on Very High settings as I'm pretty sure my 670 which is overclocked pass 680 levels should be able to keep me at 60 FPS all the time, However when I'm playing I can drop to 30-40 FPS when my GPU is at 50 percent is there any way to make it run at a higher percentage to ensure 60 FPS, I believe it's just this game though there might be some tweaks I don't know about but if any of you do please inform me.
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Day Z GPU optimization
- Thread starter Snodge
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I won't worry too much about it as DayZ is still in alpha testing and so hasn't been properly optomised yet.
What's your CPU usage like?
Looking at the Day Z site it's only in alpha stage. If it's also multiplayer it could also be on the server sides of things.
I would probably pop into their forums and see if there's any tips on there for extra performance.
Looking at the Day Z site it's only in alpha stage. If it's also multiplayer it could also be on the server sides of things.
I would probably pop into their forums and see if there's any tips on there for extra performance.
It's just a shame I can't get 60 FPS but when I can get 60 FPS solid the games gonna be even better.
No need to create a new thread - you already have one open very recently here:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18411975
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18411975
well, it isnt a worst processor. It is just an older processor.
My machine is pretty good even though its 3 years old. It is clocked at 4.11 and runs on one of the best and fasted x58 boards out there.
Yours maybe newer, but currently Intel haven't really introduced a platform to make people upgrade from a highly OC'd i7 9xx platform. those that have, have done so for multi threading improvements in other applications, rather than games.
My machine is pretty good even though its 3 years old. It is clocked at 4.11 and runs on one of the best and fasted x58 boards out there.
Yours maybe newer, but currently Intel haven't really introduced a platform to make people upgrade from a highly OC'd i7 9xx platform. those that have, have done so for multi threading improvements in other applications, rather than games.