SO i have a farm rate problem on lower settings when i have a average or above average computer. mi not getting high rates or average rates on ultra when i believe i could get 60 on it no problem here is my specs
MSI 970 Gaming motherboard
amd fx6300
evga 970 (4gb)
evga 750 psu
16 RAM
aftermarket cu cooler
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Don’t take my word for it, but I have read several users that FX CPUs with stuttering and framerate issues…
I’m using an AMD CPU but not of the FX series (I have an x4 b55) and haven’t suffered about it, I’ve only heard the issues with that specific series
Your processor isn’t powerful enough for the game. Play at a lower resolution.
your CPU is bottlenecking your GPU, phenoms and fx with less than 8 cores are not enough even for bf3 with 970, i tried 970 with few amd cpus and only get similar fps as i get with 4790k when overclocking 8320 to 4.5 - 4.8ghz and that was in bf3.
In BF4, gig 970 gaming with good cpu like 4790k shouldnt drop below 73 fps everything max out and that is only on flooded map near spawn when you look at all reflections on water and goes up to 130 when you look at sky but usually stays at 98-108 fps when playing any team deathmach. So if you get below 60 that is huge bottleneck, try overclocking cpu maybe you can get few more fps…
AMD is stuck back in 2010 and have not come up whit bether mobos and sockets, the only problem whit them is that they only do refresh CPU’s on the AM3+ series.
your CPU is a bottleneck to your system i have the same rig but with the i7 4770k i can hit 90 the 120 fps on ultra in BF4 ,and 80 fps average on SWBF, you must change the CPU to fix the probleme
An overclocked 6300 will NOT bottleneck a single 970 !
You guys saying otherwise dont know what you’re talking about.
Dont ask hardware questions in a gaming forum OP.
Go to Tomshardware for better answer’s
Depends on the overclock.
Intel is better than amd.
Go to tomshardware for more information.
Oh and maybe amd has better $/performance. But thats in the segment where it doesnt count.
A decent i5 is better in most envirioments then a amd.