bf4 at 13 fps

Battlefield 4 General Discussion
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i have a problem with this game. these are my specs:
i5 3330 3ghz
gtx 960 4gb ddr5
800 watts
i have 13 fps constantly with low settings. i mean, i think the game dont know i have this graphic car, cuz it takes the integrated graphic card. my question is: how i can solve this?

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make sure ur resolution scale is at 100.

Also go into ur devices menu and make sure ur computer acknowledges that ur gpu is installed(correctly)

Might wanna upgrade the cpu as well. im running a 760 & i5-4670k and i get 120hz @ 120 fps on low

settings so i dont think its ur card or psu.

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your cpu is very low and ty video all low and texture high

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but 720p and all lowest settings (and resolution scale below 100 or even lowest), if not work then you want to buy better cpu (3330 nok… can update to 3570k)

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Link to section: CPU and GPU are fine for much higher settings and fps, how are other games (like BF3) working? Something is wrong with your PC configuration, try another driver (clean install), maybe it’s something wCPU and GPU are fine for much higher settings and fps, how are other games (like BF3) working?
Something is wrong with your PC configuration, try another driver (clean install), maybe it’s something with your RAM or OS, in BIOS set CPU settings to “performance”

Open notepad and name the file user.cfg, add this lines, save and put the file in folder where bf4.exe is. You can see in the graph what is bottlenecking the performance, CPU or GPU (what needs more time to draw a frame).

PerfOverlay.DrawFps 1
PerfOverlay.DrawGraph 1
PerfOverlay.Enable 1

you can also add this lines, maybe it can help:
GstRender.Thread.MaxProcessorCount 4
RenderDevice.ForceRenderAheadLimit 1
RenderDevice.TripleBufferingEnable 0

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Your specs are fine for at least a reasonable game;
ok answering your question and noting you said Battlefield is detecting the onboard graphics and not the installed graphics card, have you tried going into your PC BIOS/UEFI and disabling the on board grapgics card, might be called Integrated Graphics Processor IGP.

Also have you checked the obvious and checked youve not plugged the display into the onboard graphics? not your GTX

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oops, I didn’t see “cuz it takes the integrated graphic card”
In what is your monitor plugged in (GPU or motherboard)?
As Hagster1969 already said, in BIOS/UEFI just disable Intel IGP and set “use dedicated GPU/video card”

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test test test

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  1. Make sure that in BIOS the GPU is switched from internal /onboard to PCI-E.
  2. Now download Driver Booster 3 from here http://driver-booster-free.de.softonic.com/ This Programm is realy updating EVERY FUCKIIN DRIVER on your System.
  3. You can activate it and set to Pro-Version. Key here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1_2O5ljFvg

Key under the Video in the Description.
4. After all maybe you have to made some WINDOWS-updates.
5. Ready

GOOD LUCK !!!

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He does not have to do as I have the same GPU with on board graphics card enabled the question is he actually plug in to the 960

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Maybe i got another solution…:

A few weeks ago i had a problem installing my second GPU (GeForce GT 740M). In the Systemsettings only the “Standart VGA Adapter was installed” not the Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000 or the GeForce GT 740M. The Game can only use the GraCa shown in Windows-Systemsettings.Unintall the Standart-VGA Adapter from the Windowssettings and follow Step 2 - 5 from my first Post. It works.