#Why does arma 3 sync max out at 750 kbps Pc#
Is this the same friend whos PC is less powerful than your PC? I'm going to make the assumption that it is. I also have a friend who just bought the game and has the same problem and he has a pretty new i7Īrma isn't other games. I can run BF4 on ultra on 60FPS.I can run about anything on ultra. My friends game doesn't cap at 30FPS and his PC is far less powerful. I know this but, Arma 3 is capped at 30FPS. Originally posted by ミ★ ckc | Dillpickle1 ★彡: Its largely limited by the server your playing on and how many people are connected and how much activity is going on. I play all ultra, but going to low will maybe net me 5 fps. Settings won't make a huge difference in FPS when playing online generally. You can measure your fps with applications like MSI Afterburner. King of the Hill (100 players), 55 fps in Obj area, dips to 45 sporadically, view distance 500mĮxile (50 players, Tanoa) 70-90 fps, view distance at 1km My comptuer is on my profile so you can see what type of set up I have. To give you a comparative number, I'll give you the FPS I get playing some modes and the player count on those servers. Getting good frames online in Arma, requires not necessarily an exceptional computer, but specific parts such as a high clock Intel, fast ram, and ssd. And depending on your computer you will not see good frames regardless. You will not see 100% usage in your GPU (if you have a good one) or CPU. I just got the game.Īrma is not like every other game. Vsync usuaslly tends to do nothing but I always have it off. No server is going to compensate for a bad computer and most people do not have phenomonal computers.Įvery other game I play gets 60 or over. Originally posted by IcyTorrent:If you are 100% you are capable of getting higher than 30 and have done it before on the same servers in question then go to Nvidia or AMD control panel and check to see that you monitor isn't locked to 30hz and that vsync isn't enabled globally.Īnd take the word 60 FPS servers for what they are: advertising.
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