LOW FPS

[twistedx 10]

So I have read all the topics in this thread and I have an interesting  issue I want to share with you guys and see if I can get some assistance.

I have 2 computers. One I game with and One I stream with. Last year I built a new gaming rig and turned my old one into a full time streaming rig. Here are the specs

Gaming Rig
i7-4970k OC to 4.8 GHZ
16 gig 2133 DDR 4
GTX 980
Asus Swift Rogue with G-Sync Enabled
Windows 10
SSD and storage disk

Stream Rig
I7-3770k oc to 4.3 GHZ
GTX 960
32 gigs of ddr3 1800 mhz
SSD and Spinning storage

When I run my old one running the same mods both characters standing next to each other I get better frame rates on my streaming rig then I do on my gaming rig.

I have tweaked everything that I know how but with this new powerful gaming rig I shouldn't be getting such LOW FPS. I know arma isn't optimized etc etc but meh.

[jumpinghubert 49]

Please check

1-if you have exactly all the same ingame settings (copy and paste the arma3 config files from one pc to the other) 

2-system settings (pagefile, same malloc, same parameters in arma3-shortcut)

3-gpu and cpu clock ingame in your newer system 

4-same monitor, if not: different resolutions?

5-same video drivers and driver settings?

6-whats the windows version of your older rig?

7-are the compared ingame situations really the same? Probably use benchmarks like helo´s one

 

That are all ideas at the moment. There is something heavily wrong with your newer rig.

[Tankbuster 1747]

I'm not trying to be shitty or sarcastic, but... Where's the low fps?

[Tankbuster 1747]

@ tankbuster : ... you react the same way I have done first..., but in fact the "issue" is about having lower FPS on an older, less "power loaded" rig than a special new rig based on i7-4970K OC / GTX 980 and 16 gig 2133 DDR 4 [typo involved?]

 

From my point of view, without any figures based on stable Benchmark tools, the discussion is going to a be esoteric.

 

 

 

I couldn't agree with you more. Without benchmarks, there's no... erm,,, benchmark :) And what you say about measured FPS is true too - anything over 30 FPS is just fine.

 

I run a 4790K too, but I don't overclock mine, I could if I wanted to, I have a good motherboard and water cooling system, but I never really got improvements in the game. In fact, some overclocks made the game worse, I assume because of the cheap memory that was installed at the time. I'm of the non-expert opinion that this CPU is already in a high state of tune and pushing it further might be counter-productive,

 

Talking of memory, the OP says he has a 4790K CPU and DDR4 memory, that's cant be right, surely? That's an 1150 motherboard that only supports DDR3? Is that what you meant when you questioned the typo?

[jumpinghubert 49]

@oldbear

Do you think my questions were offtopic? His problem is simple to understand: He has lower fps on a faster rig. So we have to find the cause. Now lets ask questions to find the brake or the hided difference in the configuration to have a clean apple to apple scenario....not?

 

edit:

and wait for his answers to go on in the troubleshooting..