How to overclock an ASUS R9 290 (HELP)
How to overclock an ASUS R9 290 (HELP)
Hi, do you need to cover your CPU or GPU for a more stable FPS in Battlefield 4?
Your PC specs:
- PSU: Corsair CS650M 60W
- Motherboard: MSI H77MA G43
- RAM: 1 SSD, 1 HDD
- No water cooler, open case
- Playing in Open CASING
- FPS drop observed in the video (1776 x 1000 at low setting)
Check your performance and let me know.
Hi, do i need to overclock my cpu or gpu to achieve a more stable fps in battlefield 4?
My pc specs are:
I have a psu corsair cs650m 60watt, msi h77ma g43 mobo. 1 ssd, 1 hdd.
I don’t have any water cooler system, i play opened casing.
Check my fps drop in the video below, i play bf4 on low setting 1776 x 1000.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pumkXJr-dMw
Thanks in advance.
Unless you have a really good monitor, you won’t notice the fps difference unless you drop below 60fps. That fps drop is what i’d consider normal, you have a lot more going on in the game making your gpu work harder. Fps always fluctuates depending on what’s happening. I wouldn’t worry much about it. 100+ is still great.
Hi, do i need to overclock my cpu or gpu to achieve a more stable fps in battlefield 4?
My pc specs are:
I have a psu corsair cs650m 60watt, msi h77ma g43 mobo. 1 ssd, 1 hdd.
I don’t have any water cooler system, i play opened casing.
Check my fps drop in the video below, i play bf4 on low setting 1776 x 1000.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pumkXJr-dMw
Thanks in advance.
Unless you have a really good monitor, you won’t notice the fps difference unless you drop below 60fps. That fps drop is what i’d consider normal, you have a lot more going on in the game making your gpu work harder. Fps always fluctuates depending on what’s happening. I wouldn’t worry much about it. 100+ is still great.