[10-30] FPS

[Portyo 1]

Hi everyone i have a problem in dayz,in the forrest i have 30 fps,in the city 20 or lower...i already config the arma file into 1,i saw videos,topics but nothing change.My friends play dayz in AMD and have 40-60 fps.I enter on a server in brazil to see the problem is the ping but no. anyone help? :/ sorry for the bad english im from brazil.

Win 32.bits

4.gb memory

GTX 560

Intel Core 2 Quad-q8400 2.66ghz

[[email protected] 29]

They probably have newer AMD processors.... Because your processor is old and outdated.. :P

Get a new upgrade for your computer if you can afford it.

Check CPUbenchmark.net etc you can see the score processors have, and their rank. Not 100% accurate, but it's good enough to assess the info :)

[Portyo 1]

:( yes,that is sad :( is to expansive in brazil a new CPU,but in other games like Battlefield 3,Max Payne 3 i have 50-60 fps on High

Edited July 21, 2012 by Portyo

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Yea, well in Battlefield 3, Max Payne 3 etc they utilize (use) the graphics card to do the most work : )

ARMA II is different, it's (almost) all about the CPU. It's a shame countries can't have a generally good price point for medium tier computer hardware :/

But either you have to save money or work more. Or you could always lower the settings to LEGO (lowest) : ) If you haven't done that already : o

[Portyo 1]

:( i put in low but,just 25 to 20 fps in city 18 fps..in forrest 35 fps,can you tell me a good CPU to buy? a i7-3930K like yours is R$1.476,56 in Brazil. >:( in Arma 2 singleplayer i have 50-60 fps on medium.

Edited July 21, 2012 by Portyo

[-Daemon- 14]

When you're playing multiplayer, your CPU is loading a lot more items and instances of people, buildings etc... When you play Battlefield as stated before, it's all pre-rendered and your graphics card is doing all the work.

For a cheaper quad core you may look at the Phenom II x4 840. I run it overclocked to 3.5 and have no issues in game. It's got nothing on the newer Intel chips though.

[Portyo 1]

thanks :( i was thinking in a i5 2500k.