Low fps on crysis. noob needs help!

[afrancies]

I have a EVGA GTX560 superclocked 2gb and I get around 25fps on high settings. This dose not seem normal to me. I use r_displayinfo 1 in the command promt. for FPS


V sync on
2x AA
1080p



Specs:

HP h8-1230

AMD FX FX-6120 / 3.5 GHz (4.1Ghz Turbo)

10GB @ 1600Mhz

Antec 550W PSU

EVGA GTX560 Supercloack @ 907mhz core clock - 2048 MB 256-bit GDDR5 (with latest drivers)

HDD: 2TB 7200rpm



Im also using a physical CD is that matters...

 

[afrancies]

bigshooter had a good point that seems to be being ignored..........wacky amount of ram. can't possible be running the way it should. find 2 sticks of the same exact stuff ( 2 2gig sticks? ) and put them in the correct slots to run in dual channel mode and see what happens. ( after ram is in slots and before booting, clear cmos .........

in the games control panel.......... first thing i would disable is motion blur. resource hog and totally useless thing to add to any game.

You really think its the RAM? What would you recremend? I have 4 slots, so if I got two 4gb sticks what slots would I put them in?

thanks

 

[dheeraj9933]

How do I put the game on the HD and yes the only game im having problems with.

maybe that was my sillyness
u probably already have it installed on your harddisk

do u have the latest patch of crysis too?
and i say, lower the resolution, or turn off AA and tell results

 

[afrancies]

maybe that was my sillyness
u probably already have it installed on your harddisk

do u have the latest patch of crysis too?
and i say, lower the resolution, or turn off AA and tell results

latest patch installed. I turned down the resolution and v-syncoff and AA off.

Getting about 35-45 FPS. I will still play with the settings.

Also put my slider to preformance mode in the nvidia panel.

Another questing is alot of my setteing are on "custom" mode on start up. I have to change the settings every time. why is this?

 

[dheeraj9933]

i dont know :lol:
atleast u can play it now!!

 

[afrancies]

25fps on your system with those settings sounds exactly like what I'd expect... a 560 is not enough to max Crysis at 1080p and as you discovered, you have to turn settings down.

Also, Crysis is a horribly, horribly optimized game for 2012 hardware and it is often CPU bound when you wouldn't expect it to be. Your GPU isn't that powerful, so I don't think you're hitting a CPU bottleneck, but it's just something to be aware of.

As for your settings being "custom", that could just mean it's not reading your config ini file correctly, OR it might just be what Crysis does when it detects you're not using a preset set of options... I haven't played it in a few months but I seem to remember it doing that for me too at times. Doesn't mean the settings are actually different, though - you shouldn't actually need to change them and you can just leave them on "custom"

I see what your saying, thanks!

 

[xtcx]

I see what your saying, thanks!

I have Asus GTX 560 DCII which is very similar match to your Card except from different vendor. I could play @ 1920x1080 all settings maxed out except AA. My average frames are around 30~35. Sometimes dips 22

My sys is
I5 3570 + 550 W SMPS + 4 GB DDR-3 Corsair

Your card is a decent faster 2011 card, dont listen to others. I have played almost all recent games(2011 to 2012) and 95% of all games can be played with max settings except AA at most games. I believe either your CPU or HDD might be giving trouble. Try standing still (By looking at a foliage\tress) and check your frames. Disable VSYNC for demanding games always for cards like this.

 

[dheeraj9933]

@afrancies
maybe it's time to close the thread

 

[afrancies]

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[swifty_morgan]

did I miss that the problem was fixed? or did you just need a "feel good" response?