pcslookout
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- Mar 18, 2007
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Based on the fact they are not techreport or AT or THG.
I'm telling you what I see in the game. It's your choice to trust me or not. Means zero difference to me to be honest. I'm GPU bottlenecked, saying it for 100th now... I wish I had bought 7870 buy now, inserted it in my system and comapred the two(on the same patch). Now there is no need, but sooner or later I will buy something in that range and I can come back to this topic and compare with 6870s numbers. According to your "theory" I should be devastatingly bottlenecked with my weakish CPU. I think I wouldn't be bottlenecked nearly as much.
That was before this patch. Don't you read at all? I posted that after the patch I get 2x better performance (on the same OS and same PC). I don't see how you cannot understand the fact I'm not CPU bottlenecked.and you used "gamegpu" as a reference
you are GPU bottlenecked for higher settings for sure, but for "ultra low" 1400x900? at 30fps? Ok.![]()
Stuka87 would you like my benchmark scores from Windows 7 64 bit to Windows 8.1 64 bit?
I know 8.1 will run it better than 7 due to DX11.2.
I am more wondering if I am going to get back to BF3 performance with BF4. Currently BF4 runs a lot worse for me. Like nearly half the FPS in some cases.
EDIT: This is with VGA settings at low. My GPU hangs out at like 60% usage with everything on low. My CPU is pegged though.
Windows 8.1 has DirectX 11.2 ?
Why do you want BF3 performance? You will never get that with BF4.
That was before this patch. Don't you read at all? I posted that after the patch I get 2x better performance (on the same OS and same PC). I don't see how you cannot understand the fact I'm not CPU bottlenecked.
Here you go, THG CPU test in BF4 using Titan.
Lowly FX4170 @ stock (which is basically slower than PD at the same clock even without L3) is scoring ~12fps less than stock 2500K in min. fps. I'd say you wouldn't notice those 12fps since the range they are (40-50) would appear evenly smooth. Reduce some of the settings from Ultra to something lower and you would get even better performance. As can be seen, even 2 module Bulldozer can achieve 40+ min. fps on Ultra if you give it the most powerful single GPU card on the market.
That doesn't do anything.
It causes BF4 to crash more than anything. I wouldn't mess with those.
My CPU is actually faster than 4170 in CPU limited games. As can be seen I'm sitting with CPU that is ~5% faster than stock 6800K which in turn means I'm ~6% above stock FX4170. Hardware.fr uses GTX680 in their very CPU limited game benchmarking suite.I don't see how you cannot understand I was commenting on post #15
so you are using a THG test with a completely different CPU than yours... also from what I played with the i3 (always 64p with heavy action) 49 min looks extremely unrealistic, like if they tested on an empty area![]()
My CPU is actually faster than 4170 in CPU limited games. As can be seen I'm sitting with CPU that is ~5% faster than stock 6800K which in turn means I'm ~6% above stock FX4170. Hardware.fr uses GTX680 in their very CPU limited game benchmarking suite.
BF4 is mainly GPU limited unless you have something like 7950+ (CF/SLI is even more pronounced) in which case the bottleneck is shifted to CPU.
I will buy 7870 next year( or card equivalent to it) and I can compare how much of a bottleneck my CPU really is (or is not).
I will never buy gfx card that costs more than 200 bucks. That's my principle, always was. I think the "equivalent to 7870" card next year should be taken in context of price bracket. It (whatever AMD or NV card it might be) will cost ~200$ but it will likely outperform 7870 by a solid amount.
I will never buy gfx card that costs more than 200 bucks. That's my principle, always was. I think the "equivalent to 7870" card next year should be taken in context of price bracket. It (whatever AMD or NV card it might be) will cost ~200$ but it will likely outperform 7870 by a solid amount.
