Really, really bad performance

[tomig 0]

Well hello guys. I have the following PC:

Athlon II X2 250 3.0GHz

3GB RAM DDR2 Kingston 800MHz

Sapphire HD7770 1GB GDDR5 OC

And I'm having extremely low performance. I know my pc is bad, but is it THAT bad that I get maximum 20fps and average 10-15? I went to Cherno and I was having 6FPS.

My settings are all in the minimum (Very Low - AA disabled, etc)

Is there a problem or is that performance normal for my pc?

I'm using Arma II: Combined Operations on Steam, so is DayZ.

Edited March 29, 2013 by tomig

[Vapordad 81]

http://dayzmod.com/f...phics-properly/

http://www.dayzpvp.com/ultimate-dayz-graphics-settings-and-tweaks-guide/

Edited March 29, 2013 by Vapordad

[colekern 1364]

Try running normal Arma 2. Tell me how that runs. To me, it sounds like the server.

[colekern 1364]

Well hello guys. I have the following PC:

Athlon II X2 250 3.0GHz

3GB RAM DDR2 Kingston 800MHz

Sapphire HD7770 1GB GDDR5 OC

And I'm having extremely low performance. I know my pc is bad, but is it THAT bad that I get maximum 20fps and average 10-15? I went to Cherno and I was having 6FPS.

My settings are all in the minimum (Very Low - AA disabled, etc)

Is there a problem or is that performance normal for my pc?

I'm using Arma II: Combined Operations on Steam, so is DayZ.

Also, try turning some settings to normal. Setting them on low can tax your CPU too much.

Edited March 29, 2013 by colekern

[TIC 1050]

Main Issue: Since DayZ is a mod and ARMA 2 is poorly optimized, many players like myself have encountered a problem where it consumes a lot of your CPU. It's been confirmed that the Standalone have resolved these issues. You'll see a major difference once released possibly in Mid-June :)

TIPS:

Try changing your resolution size to 'Windowed' and you can resize it. Sometimes a higher resolution requires more work on your GPU since there are more pixels to work with. (I don't even have an actual graphics card, just integrated and this works a lot better for me. Could help a lot for you)

Along with those lines, try these startup parameters that can work in your ARMA 2: OP Arrowhead settings here.

http://community.bis...rtup_Parameters

Read carefully and use the ones that are the right ones for you :)

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I also think the most basic things you should know is changing your video settings in-game such as keeping your video memory on default.

Edited March 29, 2013 by TIC321