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This game is not optimized for AMD-CPUs
OkayThis may help you to improve your performance.
Disable turbo/
Then go to CPU features and setup 1 core per module.Try it then
Give CPU fan to MAX! – only if you have stock cooler
Then do prime 95 after 25 min check your max. core T (62 is maximum)
Check your stock core voltages.OC. If you have non-stock Air cooler 30$+
Disable all power options give off
Then vcore – 1.425 + LLC ultra high
Multip. : 22.5 = 4,5Ghz
- should be stableAnd again this game is not optimized for AMD CPUs.
Thank you for explaining.
I have a H100i so it will be fine if i OC.
have you tried any other games ?
if so how did they perform?
Yes, I’ve tried battlefield 3, Full settings, stable 60 FPS.
Those fps figures seem more or less normal for that setup and GW2. Though i cant say im used ot seeing fps figures from that city/location. LA next to the mystic forge would give a better idea.
Though just incase, make sure ur Graphics card is using the correct PCI-E slot with atleast x8 speed, preferably x16.
Check ur GPU usuage and Individual CPU thread usuage.
It´s in the right slot (x16)
Here’s is a screenshot next to mystic forge.
You are running everything at max, in a city with a rebadged HD 7970 being driven by an FX-8350, pulling over 30 fps and you complain.
Some people simply can’t be happy.
No I am not happy. i just spend like 1.5k on my new rig. and all that for 10 more fps.
Hi all,
I’ve got a little bit of a problem that i can’t seem to figure out.
I just bought a brand new computer a week ago, since my old one isn’t cutting it.
So first thing i did was install all driver and download guild wars.
on startup i was hoping on some crazy fps.
I only got 40 FPS in maxed settings and not even stable fps. when i look around the fps immediately drops to 20 fps. i’ve tried putting everything on low and got like 80 fps.
Can someone help me with this issue?
My specs:
AMD FX-8350
8 GB Ram
AMD R9 280X 3 GB
Guild Wars 2 running on a 840 EVO SSD
Windows 7 Pro/Windows 8 Pro, 64-Bit