vLaDz Posted April 19, 2015 Share Posted April 19, 2015 (edited) Ok, so i'm rocking an Radeon HD7970GHz Edition, 8GB DDR3 and a Intel Core i5 760 2,80GHz. I've got the MSI Afterburner OSD on my game and basically for example whenever i put MSAA on off my GPU usage is 60% and i get 48fps outside Michaels house with rest on high/very high, nothing below that, advanced settings on off. When i turn MSAA on 4x my GPU is 99% usage, and so is my CPU in both cases, 90 - 99% and my FPS only drops like 3-4? Reading what everyone is saying about MSAA dropping loads of FPS it seems a bit weird, but i don't really mind, the problem starts that after 30 - 1 hour of playing my game starts stuttering and like lagging really bag maybe to fps in the same areas where i had 50. If i restart the game it's all good, OSD also shows 6gb of ram from 8 so ram isn't an issue. I'm on 1080p. And another problem that i dont know where it comes from is that if i put my game on DX 10 and lowest lowest 800x600, everything on lowest, i can't maintain 60 fps. I don't know what to think. Sometimes when i turn MSAA on i get better FPS than when it is off, and my only guess is that i get better fps because my GPU is 99% and not 60% like when it is on off, so i have to turn on the setitngs for better fps, i don't mind but as i said in 30 mins the game will stuter and drop massively in fps, and sometimes i boot the game up and in Michaels house im on 60 fps and then if i restart it the next time in the same place im on 30 - 35. It's really really really weird. Not sure if it's a vSync problem aswell because sometimes the game acts 30 fps locked even though my vSync is on " on ", i gotta go turn it off and then on for it to work. Forgot to mention my beta drivers are installed. Edited April 19, 2015 by vLaDz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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