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» Wed Dec 14, 2011 6:08 pm

I had tried for months, using programs.. posting topics and asking people but i got no where.

Main specs:

i5-2500 @ 3.7GHz
12GB RAM
Liquid Cooling
Radeon 6770

I was getting 30-35fps maybe dips to 40fps on 1280x720 and i was thinking wtf ? how do i get that fps for that system? did i waste my money?

Then ea helped me and we did a few things, after that i was acheiving an average of 75fps and it went to as high as 120-130fps at 1280x720

Mind this is still only dx9, lowest settings. Because i dont think my card will handle dx11 very well even though it supports it.

BTW, my original RES is 1600x900 but i was getting 25fps when i had the problem so thats why i went down to 1280x720.
yer he is trolling, cos it would be impossible to gain any performance increase by disabling other cores.

and why would you even need liquid cooling on 3.7ghz and low end ati card?

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:13 pm

his i5 is bottlenecked lol

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 6:01 pm

**** w.hore man.
Yes, low end card thats why im gettign a fuking gtx580/radeon 6970 for christmas you twat. i wasnt gonna always keep the 6770, it was just to start off.
I know you guys only have 2 brain cells but it should only take one to work that out.

An btw, yes i5 2500 can overclock... it has the turbo frequency **** of 3.7... so u can overclock to that. you can type in higher like say 4.5ghz but when u save it will go back down to the highest it can ( 3.7 )

btw, if u said this was trol and performence couldnt be gained by disabling cores, go read ch4nce's post. and also go to ea live chat and fuking ask them yourselves.

priks, those who think this is a troll thread.

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:26 pm

Performance in applications can be gained by disabling/re-assigning cores. Thats why "processor affinity" is supported...

It is still unclear that's whats actually responsible for your fps improvement. Re-enable 'em for a quick 'n easy test.

» Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:06 pm

Performance in applications can be gained by disabling/re-assigning cores. Thats why "processor affinity" is supported...

It is still unclear that's whats actually responsible for your fps improvement. Re-enable 'em for a quick 'n easy test.

Just a quick guess. bottlenecking.

i5-2500 ( kinda high end processor ) with 6770 ( low end card )

but how it improved it, i dont know.

but like i said to all of you who still dont believe me, contact EA support and ask 'em yourselves