Whats your FPS and rig set up?

[Smashpaw 11]

Just wondering what kind of FPS you guys are getting, and what your set up is.  I am assuming with this being an alpha, most people will know this info off the top of their head, as alpha players are usually dedicated gamers. However, just in case.  There are many programs to measure your FPS, fraps is one, razor game booster is another.

To get your computer specs, you can either go to www.canirunit.com and pick dayz.  Not only will it tell you your specs, but also give you a comparison as to where you are at on running the game.

Or another option, is start menu, type in  "dxdiag" without the ".   Ill start:

 

OS: Windows 7 home premium

Processor: AMD A6-3620 (4 CPU's)  2.2ghz

Ram: 8MB

Video: geforce 9800GT (old school i know)

 

FPS in cities (on the roads): 9-15

FPS inside a building: 15-35 pending on detail of building

FPS in the woods/fields 15-22

FPS while staring at the sky: upwards of 50+

 

I play on "custom" video settings, basically normal, with clouds, and shadows off.

 

reason for asking this, is I have a new setup coming early this week, and wanna know what I can expect.

[jacobahalls 80]

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit

Processor: Intel i7 3930k (6 cores) 4.0ghz

Ram: 16 GB

Video: Radeon HD 7950 (925 MHz for right now)

Motherboard: ASUS X-79 Deluxe

Every Single setting is on Very High

FPS in cities (on the roads): Cherno: 35-40 Small town: 45+

FPS inside a building: Cherno: 35-40 Small Town: 45+

FPS in the woods/fields 60+

FPS while staring at the sky: 150+

Also what are the components for your build, I can ballpark you an idea of your frames.

Edited January 19, 2014 by Jacobahalls

[creature 1189]

Windows 7 Ultimate 64

AMD FX-8350 @ 4.2ghz

16gb ram

HD7850 2gb

SSD drive

 

Settings all on normal to very high ( no modified launch parameters etc.)

 

FPS in cities (on the roads): 25-40
FPS inside a building: 25-40
FPS in the woods/fields 50+
FPS while staring at the sky or ground: 80+

 

 

[belphegor_goatzombie 100]

win7 x64

phenom 955 x4 (default 3.2ghz)

8gb ram

nvidia gtx 560 ti 1gb (reference)

no OC

 

1920x1080

 

FPS:

cities & apartman buildings 15 - 20

woods & vilages 30 - 40

Edited January 19, 2014 by belphegor_goatzombie

[Mos1ey 6301]

i5 3570k @ 4.4Ghz

8Gb Kingston HyperX @ 1600Mhz

EVGA GTX 780 + babby 150Mhz OC

Running DayZ from an SSD

 

FPS in cities (on the roads): ~40

FPS inside a building: ~60-80 depending where on the map and which server I'm on.

FPS in the woods/fields ~60

FPS while staring at the sky: ~180

 

Running 1920x1080 with everything on "very high", object detail set to "very low" and ambient occlusion and post-process "disabled".

[jacobahalls 80]

 

Running 1920x1080 with everything on "very high", object detail set to "very low" and ambient occlusion and post-process "disabled".

Why do you run Object Detial on Very Low? I'm pretty sure your rig can handle it.

[Etherious 907]

I'm so lazy though.....;-; I get like 15-30 FPS in cities, anywhere else I get above 35-100 FPS. Forgot to mention everything is on Max.

 

Edit: I am finally not lazy so my setup is down below this. :P

OS: Windows 8.1

Memory RAM: 16 GB G.Skill Sniper at 1600MHz

GPU: EVGA Nvidia GTX 780 Ti Superclocked Reference

CPU: Intel i7-4770K @ stock clock (Liquid cooled)

MB: ASUS Z87 Deluxe

HDD: WD 300GB 10k RPM VelociRaptor (Bootup and main use), 120 Kingston HyperX SSD (Storage), 160 GB WD Black 7200 RPM (Storage), WD 1TB 7200 RPM (Storage)

PSU: Rosewill Lightning 1300W

Yadda Yadda......

Edited January 19, 2014 by DJ SGTHornet

[blecter 9]

Current System:

 

Intel i5-4670k @ 4.4GHz

ASUS Z87-A Mobo

8 GB Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz RAM

EVGA GeForce GTX 760 Dual SC with ACX Cooler (factory OC for now)
Running from a Kingston KyperX 3K 240GB SSD

Win7 HP 64 Bit

 

I'm usually around 35-45 FPS at any given time running at 1920x1080 with my settings mixed between levels (don't know off the top of my head). Will be rechecking when I play with my GPU speeds. I use Fraps for FPS.

[Traveler (DayZ) 27]

Core 2 Quad @ 2,83Ghz

8Gb Kingston @ 1066Mhz

GTX 670

Running DayZ from normal HDD

 

FPS in cities (on the roads): ~14-18

FPS inside a building: ~15-18 depending where on the map and which server

FPS in the woods/fields ~30-35

FPS while staring at the sky: ~60

 

dayZ at 1920x1080, everythin on normal, clouds, shadows on very high, FXAA postprocess high, antialias off, textures low.

 

edit: There is literally absolutely no change in fps for the better if I turn down any of the options. Max +5 fps ^^ with everything on "unplayable 90's shit"

Edited January 19, 2014 by Traveler

[Frell 80]

Games using the Arma engine are well known for poor performance. Just a heads up to newer players.

[doviszxc 194]

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate

Ram: 4GB

Video: Geforce Gtx650 2gb (( No Ti ))

 

FPS in cities (on the roads): 20-40

FPS inside a building: 28-50 pending on detail of building

FPS in the woods/fields 30-50 depending on how many players playing

FPS while staring at the sky or ground: upwards of 70+

 

Custom settings.

 

Rendering all at lowest.

Textures, filtering = Normal

Objects = Very low

Shadows =Very low

Clouds = Off

V. Memory = Auto

1440 x 900

[autoloon 285]

i7 3970x @ 4.20

EVGA GTX 780 OC 

16bg Corsair Vengeance 

Game is run off 128gb Corsair SSD

 

For the following, all settings less post processing are at absolute max levels across the board. 

 

60fps (monitor refresh rate is the bottleneck here) fluid on <50 ping servers. 

 

45fps with FRAPS running. So basically same I get with the mod, with Standalone being generally more stable. 

 

One issue is that the game crashes randomly if I am using Skype. I am sure some players would love that 'feature' but would love to hear from anyone else who has had that problem and found a solution. 

Edited January 19, 2014 by Doctor Zed

[Mos1ey 6301]

Why do you run Object Detial on Very Low? I'm pretty sure your rig can handle it.

 

All it affects is the amount of grass rendered and it eats a fair few FPS. I'm happy with my current performance and post-process, ambient occlusion and object detail (in that order IMO) are the first things that you should drop if you want to improve performance without affecting aesthetics too much.

[sonicrainbrony 136]

i7 4770K @4.4 GHz

16GB Kingston HyperX

MSI GTX 780

 

On roads: solid 60 to 100 FPS

In cities: 40-70 FPS

Staring at the sky: ALL THE FRAMES

 

EDIT: Oh and I'm running all max settings at 1080p

Edited January 19, 2014 by SonicRainbrony

[Deadly Walker 19]

Windows 7 64 bit

AMD 8120 8 core (oc 4.0ghz)

16gb corsair vengance ram

gigabyte gtx 760 4gb

gigabyte 990xa mother board

samsung ssd

 

 

Citys 30-40 FPS

Smaller towns 40 FPS

Wilderness 50-60 FPS

Looking at the sky 100+FPS

 

Running a mix of normal to very high with post process on very low(dont turn this off or you wont know if your health is low)

[Mos1ey 6301]

edit: There is literally absolutely no change in fps for the better if I turn down any of the options. Max +5 fps ^^ with everything on "unplayable 90's shit"

 

Really? :S

 

Dropping ambient occlusion alone from "very high" to "disabled" is an instant 15 FPS boost.

[Etherious 907]

I finally put what I have on my earlier post. I was feeling so lazy till' now. Or until I got a piece of bacon. xD

[terminal_boy 860]

Like the other thread full of specs and performance, we can draw the same conclusion:

Given a half decent GPU, your graphics performance in RV engined games depends on brute CPU power. 4 cores at 4GHz or better to hold 30 FPS in cities.