this is an online game my brother plays and when he plays everything at max 1024x768 resolution when he and his party go up against a mob of monsters everything dropped at 1-5 fps -_- and to think this card could actually play crysis and other demanding games at 1440 resolution, i just played left for dead and played at max 1366x768(my monitor's natural max resolution) and saw at benchmarks it could play well even at 1920x1080 with decent fps, is there something wrong? by the way here are my specs:
CPU:AMD Athlon x4 640
Mobo:ECS-MCP61M-M3
RAM:2 x 4gb Kingston 1333Mhz
Monitor:AOC 1943W
PSU: Coolermaster Extreme Powerplus 500w
OS: I have dual-boot but used xp 64bit as my gaming OS
I have already downloaded the latest drivers at amd's site, the cd this GPU came with was awful, hence AMD is pretty well known for shady drivers but i never lost faith in them -__-
I just bought this card last week, said direct replacement can be done within the month and 1 year warranty provided,when i installed the card though i used AMD's site to download the drivers(automatically check and install one) then as curiosity struck i tried installing the drivers off the cd it came with then my pc actually slowed to a crawl when booting up, i checked GPU-Z and did dxdiag and when i used the drivers for the CD it identified the card as ASUS EAH6770 but when i used AMD's site drivers it showed a generic name instead of "ASUS EAH6770" it showed "Radeon 6700 Series", did i install the drivers right?will internet connection affect fps?what do you guys think?
this is an online game my brother plays and when he plays everything at max 1027x768 resolution when he and his party go up against a mob of monsters everything dropped at 1-5 fps -_- and to think this card could actually play crysis and other demanding games at 1440 resolution, i just played left for dead and played at max 1366x768(my monitor's natural max resolution) and saw at benchmarks it could play well even at 1920x1080 with decent fps, is there something wrong? by the way here are my specs:
CPU:AMD Athlon x4 640
Mobo:ECS-MCP61M-M3
RAM:2 x 4gb Kingston 1333Mhz
Monitor:AOC 1943W
PSU: Coolermaster Extreme Powerplus 500w
OS: I have dual-boot but used xp 64bit as my gaming OS
I have already downloaded the latest drivers at amd's site, the cd this GPU came with was awful, hence AMD is pretty well known for shady drivers but i never lost faith in them -__-
I just bought this card last week, said direct replacement can be done within the month and 1 year warranty provided,when i installed the card though i used AMD's site to download the drivers(automatically check and install one) then as curiosity struck i tried installing the drivers off the cd it came with then my pc actually slowed to a crawl when booting up, i checked GPU-Z and did dxdiag and when i used the drivers for the CD it identified the card as ASUS EAH6770 but when i used AMD's site drivers it showed a generic name instead of "ASUS EAH6770" it showed "Radeon 6700 Series", did i install the drivers right?will internet connection affect fps?what do you guys think?
i have had no problem at all since having this PSU installed, i mean let's just hope so whew! i thought that this card failed me, but yeah so it was the internet connection -_- because right now i am playing dead space and left for dead at max settings with said resolution and its been great and i have read that review actually but for me so far the PSU all right..errr maybe for now
Message edited by supermanu15 on 02-08-2012 at 05:32:45 PM
but i am still wondering, because he gets great fps when in town, or fighting a few monster mobs but when he gets into the arena against monsters or with players that glow a lot and do AOE damages that's where the fps drops dramatically,is this still the influence of the internet connection when it comes to online games? ?_?
but i am still wondering, because he gets great fps when in town, or fighting a few monster mobs but when he gets into the arena against monsters or with players that glow a lot and do AOE damages that's where the fps drops dramatically,is this still the influence of the internet connection when it comes to online games? ?_?
Your FPS is inversely proportional to the amount of data passed over the internet divided by the connection speed. the more data that has to be passed, the slower your FPS.