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***THE BF4 BENCHMARKS THREAD***
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Will try this tonight, thank you. Had major cpu spikes and FPS drops lastnight on new maps, was rather annoying
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141, AFAIK its the far left stats that are the overall.
Mantle handling it well, mortar was very heavy on my CPU compared to the other two I tested.
Also, alt+prt scrn only captures the active window not the whole desktop
Thanks for clearing that up
I never neenew that, there me capping full screen all time haaaa
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Good theory that Matt!
Sp or mp benchmarks? .
I thought mp doesn't look as good as the sp?. Very demanding game on my system when maxed out and i mean at full maximum settings but only 1920x1080 120Hz. Yikes time for titan z? gtx780 sli don't do so well hahaha!, nice looking game though.
.I thought mp doesn't look as good as the sp?. Very demanding game on my system when maxed out and i mean at full maximum settings but only 1920x1080 120Hz. Yikes time for titan z?
gtx780 sli don't do so well hahaha!, nice looking game though.
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I would be looking into why CPU 3,5,7 are all 0%. Core unparking?
Agreed Rroff, something is up with that.
Maybe core parking? don't know really, even overclocking the cpu to just above 4.6 GHz made little difference and even with intel hyper threading disabled. I'm more inclined to agree with bit-tech's review of their BF4 single player performance analysis, they suggest that the GPU/s will limit you before your CPU does?. Most of my personal findings are like what they found, their testing showed the Radeon R9 290X 4GB and GeForce GTX 780 3GB crumbled at maximum in-game settings at 1920x1080. The resolution scaling is the real killer on my pc. Not sure what to make of the cpu behaviour on my end? ha.
bit-tech mention ...."increasing the resolution scale percentage is akin to upping the resolution, so it's no surprise to see massive drops at each step. At 200 percent, the cards are effectively running at 4K with ultra settings, so it's no wonder that even the R9 290X crumbles. As hardware improves in future generations and the game becomes easier to run, this setting could well come in handy as a way of improving visuals, but for now it's probably best left alone. We can't really see many situations where more beneficial than it is disadvantageous, and it certainly isn't recommended unless you're easily and constantly hitting above 60fps with your desired settings".
Battlefield 4|bit-tech.net
I'm testing the game with maximum settings, and i mean all the sliders and stuff as high as they will go, i don't play at those settings though, i just wanted to see how far i can push my GTX 780's, and they crumble, lol.
200% is 4x 1080p - your extending the area not the width or height.
I didn't get it at first and I've gone and forgotten again, but roff is right its something to do with pixel area rather then pixel count. One of the perf overlays tells you what the engine is rendering at and 1080 200% & 1440 150% will give you 4k.
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