What computing system do you have for the Arma 3 Beta?

MB: Gigabyte Ga 990XA-UD3

CPU: AMD 1075T 3,0ghz @ 3,6ghz

GC: Nvidia 660ti oc windforce 2gb

Ram: 16gb mushkin ddr3 1600

SSD OCZ AGI3 120gb

Creative XFI Titanium

PSU OCZ Fatality 550w

same as above, any gfx settings, very low fps. multiplayer almost unplayable.

low cpu utilization, bad multicore support, same issues from arma 2. im very dissapointed.

MB: Gigabyte Ga 990XA-UD3

CPU: AMD 1075T 3,0ghz @ 3,6ghz

GC: Nvidia 660ti oc windforce 2gb

Ram: 16gb mushkin ddr3 1600

SSD OCZ AGI3 120gb

Creative XFI Titanium

PSU OCZ Fatality 550w

same as above, any gfx settings, very low fps. multiplayer almost unplayable.

low cpu utilization, bad multicore support, same issues from arma 2. im very dissapointed.

Charm of Arma ;D

Yo guys! :)

So my rig is:

I5 2500K @stock (crappy MoBo to OC)

GTX 560 OC

8GB DDr3 @1333

About cpu utilization and bad multicore support i hope they will change it @Beta or final product.. Hope it's possible.

Have a lot of FPS and Good hunting guys!

Regards:

Dave

^ We have almost similar systems. How is the game running for you?

Intel E8500 @ 3.30ghz

8GB DDR3 RAM 1333mhz

AMD 5870 1GB

Asus P5QC Mobo

Win 7

I have a 1TB HDD, and a 500GB HDD for storage.

No sound card or anything nice like that, it's a very old and slow PC! :p

intel i7 3770k @ 4.6Ghz

16Gb DDR3 RAM 2KMhz

Asus Sabretooth

AMD 7990 Toxic

Win7

Intel 250SSD

1TB Samsung HDD

creative x fi xtremegamer fatality pro

My pc is ASUS G75VX-CV006H with this settings:

CPU: Intel Core i7 3630QM 2,3 GHz - 64 Bit - Cache L2 6MB

Ram: 16 GB SODIMM DDR3 1.600 MHz

Monitor: Full HD (1920x1080)

Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 670MX 3GB DDR5

Arma 3 run good.. But if I use a low settings or a ultra settings, FPS don't change..

In a Tdm with 64 players my FPS are on average 15 if I use the low setting, and remain 15 even if I use the settings ultra.

Windows 7

i7-3970X

32GB DDR3

512GB SSD - SATA III

512GB SSD SATA III

750 GB 7200RPM HDD

GeForce GTX 690 4GB

LG 39.7" (40") - 120Hz LED TV/Monitor 1080P

Astro A50 w/out dock Wireless

Razer BlackWidow Mechanical Keyboard

RAT 7 Wired Gaming Mouse

AverMedia Live Gamer HD (Broadcasting Card)

Bose 2.0 Speakers

Blu-Ray Burner

Wireless XBOX 360 Controller

2TB GoFlex USB 3.0 External HDD

SB Recon 3D Professional

Using this machine, running Windows 8:

Intel i7 3770k @ 4.5 GHz

Cooled with Corsair H100 (changed fans to Noctua NF-F12-PWM)

Corsair Obsidian 800d

32 GB (4x8192MB) GB Corsair CL9 VENGEANCE

Asus Sabertooth z77

256 Samsung 830 SSD

Asus GTX 690

CROSSOVER 27Q LED-P (2560x1440, imported from South Korea)

Corsair HX 1050W 80+ Gold

Asus Xonar DX

Other accessories:

Filco Ninja Majestouch-2, NKR, Tactile Action (Brown switches)

Mionix Naos 5000

o2+odac (Headphone amplifier and a DAC)

Sennheiser HD650

Modmic

2x KRK RP6 ROKIT G2 (Studio speakers)

^ We have almost similar systems. How is the game running for you?

Pretty good. Setting on HIGH and VD ~2km

Just have Blur off cuz i dont like it :P FPS about 30-50

Sometimes drops but it's alpha still

Looking at these beasts makes me feel so poor :(

Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 @ 3.2 GHz

8 GB DDR2 RAM

GTX 560Ti

MP gets me around 15 fps on everything low...so MP is currently unplayable

The showcases however can get me around 30-35 fps on everything medium and 4xAA, 50-60 fps with everything low.

I´ve noticed that the server can affect fps big time, got into some servers that had settings/missions that for no reason brough my rig to it´s knees.

I guess I'm the low end :D Showcases work fine with Standard settings on average ;)

-AMD Phenom II 3,4 GHz

-Radeon HD 7850 2 GB VRAM

-8 GB RAM

-MSI 970A-G46 Mainboard

-HOTAS Thrustmaster Joystick

Runs (like ArmA2, too) great!

Intel Core i7 2600k

16GB DDR3 PC12800 (Corsair Vengeance)

CrossFire AMD HD7970Ghz (Catalyst 13.2b7)

Asus Maximus IV GenZ Gen3

OCZ Z Series 1000W

Razer Mamba

Razer Anansi

Razer Tiamat 7.1

Viewsonic V3D241wm [AMD HD3D]

Windows 8 64bits

Arma 3 Alpha / Steam = Random multiplayer crash

A laptop + desktop GPU + ExpressCard adaptor + 27" monitor + ArmA = Awesome

Laptop: Lenovo X230T

i7-3520M @ 2.90GHz

8GB RAM

250GB Corsair SSD + 500GB SATA

Win7 x64

GPU: Asus GTX660Ti

+

Monitor: Dell U2711 27" @ 2560x1440

ArmA auto-detects most things at Ultra, but dropping Post-processing back to Low makes it quite playable.

AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black OC 3.3GHz

4GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1600MHz

1GB Geforce 9600GT OC 750/1050/1700 running beta drivers (going to upgrade soon)

Asus PA238Q 1920x1080 @ 60Hz

7200rpm HDD

Windows 7 Ultimate x64

Get 28-40fps most places on low, drops to a horrible 18fps with a lot of trees. :butbut:

10T, I didn't even realize these existed. I guess I can stop looking at a whole new desktop build or new laptop (ick). My G74 may have a bit more life left yet.

Can you go into more detail? What adapter, etc.

10T, I didn't even realize these existed. I guess I can stop looking at a whole new desktop build or new laptop (ick). My G74 may have a bit more life left yet.

Can you go into more detail? What adapter, etc.

It's called the diy vidock or eGPU. If your PC has an expresscard slot, you can get a pe4h and ec2c and hook it up. If not, you need to use a mini pcie slot probably on the bottom of your laptop, and get a pm3n instead of an ec2c.

You are going to run into bandwidth issues. If your laptop has optimus switchable graphics, you would get a x1 2.0 connection iirc. A desktop runs at x1 16 or 8. Optimus would give you around 75 percent of the performance of a desktop, and the option to run it on your laptop's screen instead of needing an external monitor. If it doesn't have optimus, you would be running a x1 1.0 connection, giving you about 50 percent of desktop performance, and also requiring an external monitor. Or you could use 2 mpcie slots, getting x2 2.0 bandwidth, but this means sacrificing your onboard wifi card.

Just got a brand new system, i7 3770k 3.5 GHz, GTX 670 2GB, 8GB RAM. Hoping to keep the frames above 45 maxed out 1080p.

10T, I didn't even realize these existed. I guess I can stop looking at a whole new desktop build or new laptop (ick). My G74 may have a bit more life left yet.

Can you go into more detail? What adapter, etc.

No worries Gorbachev. Like ruhtraeel said, it's called a DIY vidock, or a DIY eGPU. It's a kludge (there are cables all over my desk), but it (usually) works.

The place I found most information about them (Will your laptop be capable? Which adaptor should you buy? Will your laptop work out of the box or will it need to be configured specially, and if so how? What PSU will be you need for the GPU? etc) was on the TechInferno forums. Start at THIS THREAD, and then browse the rest of that forum. nando4 on that board has a lot of experience with them, and is pretty amazingly willing to help people.

My specs are i7-920 2.79Ghz GF 260 4GB RAM 5200 RPM. A3 runs about 25-45FPS on Medium settings, textures to high, viewdistance 1.6.

AMD Phenom II X4 955 Processor

2x Kingston 9905403-153A00LF 2GB

AMD Radeon HD 6800 Series

465GB (NTFS) @ WDC WD5000AAKX-001CA0

Windows 8 Professional x64

Game is unplayable on non-blitzkrieg-servers with more than 32 players.

Is my computer too slow or is this bad optimization? Battlefiield 3 smoothly runs on high-very high settings with 64 players...

AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition

XFX R7950 DD Black Edition

Creative SoundBlaster Recon3D PCIe

8Gb DDR-3 RAM

3Tb SATA-III

Antec High Current Pro 850w PSU

26 inch HD TV (1920x1080)

Logitech G11 Keyboard

Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 (Limited Edition White, won as a prize from Hexus.net)

Antec P280 White Window (Limited Edition, won as a prize from Hexus.net)

Uhm... not to rain on the parade or anything but can't BIS just get user's system specs from Steam?