Guild Wars 2

ZaxanRazor.6235:

amytheplanarshift.8520:

ZaxanRazor.6235:

I have a 670 and have zero issues with frame rate. I’m easily above 60FPS on max settings even in WvW – this is since upgrading the CPU to an i7 2600K, mind.

Last week I was running on an i5-2400 and had to turn reflections and shadows off to stay above 40FPS in WvW.

Impossible. I have a GTX 680 and i7-2700k @ 4 GHz and I drop to 25-30 FPS in large battles in WvWvW. There is no way you are getting 60 FPS on max settings in large castle sieges.

For WvW I turn off reflections and shadows.

I haven’t been involved in any super large battles, but last night there were about 40 of us trying to take a castle and my frames were (according to fraps) mid 40s.

Take the overclock off your CPU and see if that stops it, others have said that this causes issues with the game.

I have an album of screens with the Fraps overlay taken in a pretty hectic event, if you want to see those?

http://imgur.com/a/Syb1y#0

Are you just looking for attention or something? At first, you said that you get 60+ fps even in largescale WvW. Then when someone challenged you on it, you said it runs in the mid-40s. And then you suggest looking at your album of screenshots taken in a “hectic” event. I look at the screens, and it shows barely any activity on the screen.

You haven’t added anything helpful here. I have, but pointing out your fallacy.

I recognize that you have a top-notch system, and that the game is CPU bound. But I doubt those performance numbers. What makes me doubt them even more is the fact you only provide a screenshot of the options window, without showing what part of the game you are rendering at that time.

Hopefully, no one here is naive enough to think you are getting those numbers during a large WvWvW battle, and really, isn’t the ultimate test of FPS during the most action on the screen? Repost with your options screen open in a big PvP battle, and then you’ll be providing some useful information for people to compare to.