Need help with fps issues for bf1 asap

[HairyGooch]

Hey guys I just got this card idk anything about and wattman and over locking but all my other games are in ultra but I am in low and med with 64 and dropping to 40 sometimes people with the same specs I have can run it higher then I can right now

i5-4460
Xfx rx 480 rs 4gb
8gb ram

 

[elbert]

Turn off shadowplay and make a file name 'user.cfg' in your Battlefield 1 folder to add the following:
gametime.maxvariablefps 60
RenderDevice.RenderAheadLimit 1

Using 60 to limit the FPS but ideally you want this matching your refresh rate. If you're using a higher frequency display (i.e. 144hz) see if you get stable results at 60, then increase. The RenderDevice.RenderAheadLimit is actually 0 by default, experiment with values 1, 2 and 3. You can also also change these values in nVidia/AMD control panel if you prefer, there's a discussion on this here.

Also try disabling superfetch, use ccleaner, and or advanced systemcare to optimize your system for games.
https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download
http://www.iobit.com/en/advancedsystemcarefree.php

 

[Sinistercr0c]

Look on the official EA battlefield forum and you will find endless threads about poor performance in BF1 from users with far higher system specs than yours. It is a fact that BF1 is currently poorly optimised for PC and both Nvidia and AMD are going backwards in their efforts to provide stable drivers for the game. In fact the latest game patch broke SLI and Crossfire (dual GPU setups) to such an extent that Dice are actively working with both Nvidia and AMD to work out the fixes to the flickering textures problem within the game.

Be patient, don't tinker with anything and wait for DICE to improve the game via patch updates....

Oh and invest in another 8Gb of RAM as most users agree 8Gb is the absolute minimum for BF1 and ideally you want 16Gb.