Soldato
I'm not sure whether this has been posted before, if so feel free to delete this thread.
The problem
I took some time off work to enjoy the BF4 beta, but like many other people I have been experiencing horrific performance issues. The latest Nvidia beta drivers installed but no relief. Essentially the frame rate will continuously fluctuate between >60fps and into the single digits, even though my character is stationary and the action stays pretty much the same around me. This is with a GTX 780 and pretty decent gaming rig aside from that. I've seen others report similar issues on the Graphics Card section of OcUK and the Battlelog forums.
The solution
Time to cut to the chase. I have a number of Intel SSDs on my system and run the 'Intel Rapid Storage Technology' driver and tools. I found instant relief on BF4 by going to 'Processes' in Task Manager and closing 'IAStorDataSvc'. If you're tearing your hair out wondering why your BF4 performance is so poor, this could be the culprit. Apologies to anybody with issues who isn't helped by this.
The problem
I took some time off work to enjoy the BF4 beta, but like many other people I have been experiencing horrific performance issues. The latest Nvidia beta drivers installed but no relief. Essentially the frame rate will continuously fluctuate between >60fps and into the single digits, even though my character is stationary and the action stays pretty much the same around me. This is with a GTX 780 and pretty decent gaming rig aside from that. I've seen others report similar issues on the Graphics Card section of OcUK and the Battlelog forums.
The solution
Time to cut to the chase. I have a number of Intel SSDs on my system and run the 'Intel Rapid Storage Technology' driver and tools. I found instant relief on BF4 by going to 'Processes' in Task Manager and closing 'IAStorDataSvc'. If you're tearing your hair out wondering why your BF4 performance is so poor, this could be the culprit. Apologies to anybody with issues who isn't helped by this.