Dayz gtx 770 1650x1050 fps test (With fps)

[ParryPotter 8]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRMUIFuRiFw

[SFRGaming 718]

Keep in mind, upgrading your GPU will do VERY little to increase your FPS in DayZ.

[newguyzombie 122]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRMUIFuRiFw

would be nice to see the fps inside berenzino or any big town

 

Keep in mind, upgrading your GPU will do VERY little to increase your FPS in DayZ.

whats your fps btw with your high end stuff :)

[SFRGaming 718]

would be nice to see the fps inside berenzino or any big town

 

whats your fps btw with your high end stuff :)

40-70 with everything maxed.

[imperian_man 31]

40-70 with everything maxed.

If you are getting that FPS in town,with EVERYTHING maxed,I call bullshit

[SFRGaming 718]

If you are getting that FPS in town,with EVERYTHING maxed,I call bullshit

Keep in mind, lowering some options may bring down your FPS. Launch commands are good too. Dunno why you would call bullshit, plenty of people playing with 50 fps on some of these other threads.

I honestly can't wait till they add the new rendering engine. I'm hoping it has somewhat a similar effect that War Thunder had when switching to DX11.

Having a very high-end rig like mine really doesn't serve any purpose if you just play DayZ. While I will get anywhere from 130-200 fps in Battlefield 4, I'm stuck in the 40-70 range with DayZ.

Edited May 28, 2014 by Shadow134

[flygamer1 176]

Keep in mind, upgrading your GPU will do VERY little to increase your FPS in DayZ.

Everything does little to fps :)

[SFRGaming 718]

Everything does little to fps :)

Not if you're upgrading the CPU. And with the game soon supporting multi-thread, CPU upgrades will make a much larger difference than it does now.

[flygamer1 176]

Not if you're upgrading the CPU. And with the game soon supporting multi-thread, CPU upgrades will make a much larger difference than it does now.

 

Not really, Im running i5 3575k ivy bridge 3,4ghz and my friend is running 4ghz clocked and his rig is better we still get crappy fps.

Edited May 31, 2014 by flygamer1

[SFRGaming 718]

Not really, Im running i5 3575k ivy bridge 3,4ghz and my friend is running 4ghz clocked and his rig is better we still get crappy fps.

I'm was intending for the standpoint to be upgrading an Intel Duo Core to a 3570k or better.

 

However, once multi-thread support is added, I can see going from an i5-3570k Quad-Core to something of higher tier such as the soon-to-be-available i7-5960X Octo-Core should hold some significant performance boosts.

Edited May 31, 2014 by Shadow134