"For BF3 MP you really dont want to dive bellow the 60fps mark." Most players do I would almost bet that most BF3 players are too lucky to be seeing 40fps peak in online play or offline being thats the most current Steam survey makes clear that most people are still using older and relatively slow cards.Both the CPU and the GPU can be the bottleneck. Depends on the game and settings.
For BF3 MP both the Core i7 920(default) and HD7850 are bottlenecks. And NO, a default 7850 is not playable in Ultra settings unless you turn off MSAA.
For BF3 MP you really dont want to dive bellow the 60fps mark.
do you really think none of us here have not seen that? again that is single player.
Multiplayer plays largly the same as campain mode in BF3 it is an optimized engine and nobody has proved that it has worse performance online in any grate of tangible way.do you really think none of us here have not seen that? again that is single player.
yeah you are right nobody has ever shown multi player to be more cpu dependent than single player...Multiplayer plays largly the same as campain mode in BF3 it is an optimized engine and nobody has proved that it has worse performance online in any grate of tangible way.
I have the same question, I have a GTX 680 and my cpu is a i7 920 and I want to know if my cpu is bottlenecking my GTX 680?
im running at stock speeds with no overclock so might cpu might be the bottleneck, what do you guys think.
yes but its going to come down the game, settings, and resolution being used. for many games it will not matter at all. however there will always be some games or at least certain spots in games that will need all the cpu power you can throw at it. for example my 2500k at 4.4 is 100% cpu limited in several areas of GTA 4.I have the same question, I have a GTX 680 and my cpu is a i7 920 and I want to know if my cpu is bottlenecking my GTX 680?
im running at stock speeds with no overclock so might cpu might be the bottleneck, what do you guys think.
I would like you to explain to member "Shaolinmonkk" that bottlenecking in his case is purely on a per game basis and some games such as you stated GTA 4 are just poorly coded and not that it needs more CPU power it's just that the game engine is FLAWED therefore it will never run perfect on any hardware config and that if an OCed i5 2500K @ 4.4Ghz cant run it perfect nothing will.yes but its going to come down the game, settings, and resolution being used. for many games it will not matter at all. however there will always be some games or at least certain spots in games that will need all the cpu power you can throw at it. for example my 2500k at 4.4 is 100% cpu limited in several areas of GTA 4.