FPS Drop problem - Help please.

[jasonsony735]

I am using 290x lightning on 1440p res monitor using Dvi & HDMI connected to my Receiver for Sound & 1920 x 1080p TV

The problem I have is when playing BF4 on ultra settings

I get 70 - 80 fps constant but as soon as i jump in a tank view or scope view my fps drops by 20 !!!

I have found the problem to be the second Screen 1920 x 1080 because as soon as I disconnect this I don't get the problem ..... My problem now is I use the HDMI for Game sound - anyway sround this ?>

 

[snips86x]

Have you updated to the most recent drivers?

 

[shankly1985]

I am using 290x lightning on 1440p res monitor using Dvi & HDMI connected to my Receiver for Sound & 1920 x 1080p TV

The problem I have is when playing BF4 on ultra settings

I get 70 - 80 fps constant but as soon as i jump in a tank view or scope view my fps drops by 20 !!!

I have found the problem to be the second Screen 1920 x 1080 because as soon as I disconnect this I don't get the problem ..... My problem now is I use the HDMI for Game sound - anyway sround this ?>

Try in CCC to disable the HDMI display but still use the Audio from it?

Open CCC
Click Desktop Management - Creating and Arranging Desktops
Right click on the Display and disable.

You should now only have image on one Display but can still use the Audio from Windows audio.

This what you looking for?

 

[jasonsony735]

Thank Bro Ill check this out ! This is 100% what I'm looking for.

 

[jasonsony735]

I want to use the HDMI sound from the Graphics Card so this doesn't work

 

[shankly1985]

I want to use the HDMI sound from the Graphics Card so this doesn't work

If you disable from ccc does the hdmi not show up in Windows audio?

 

[jasonsony735]

Shows me them but comes up with AMD Not plugged in

 

[Stas823]

sounds about right to me to be honest, it has to render a lot more when you scope in. I get this in Dayz, Running around 60-70fps, as soon as i scope in the fps counter disappears but i can tell from the stutter mess that its about 8-10 fps.