Your GPUs?

[Toaster]

i5-3570K + Gigabyte ATI 280X Windforce
8GB RAM + Win7

Works like a charm

[NguyenJr]

HIS R290 and Intel Xeon, max at 1080p

[Guffers]

Quote: Originally Posted by Barnsey

Please excuse the noob question, but can somebody tell me what downsampling is? And how to do it?

Sure, it's rendering a game at a higher resolution than your monitor which then scales it down. It produces a beautiful clean image, the best kind of AA in my mind. Just google "neogaf downsampling" and you'll find a helpful guide. I'm pretty sure it only works on nvidia 600 series and above though..

[Nza]

Quote: Originally Posted by NguyenJr

HIS R290 and Intel Xeon, max at 1080p

I'm curious - why Xeon? From what I recall, there used to be little point in them outside of servers (and even then it was arguable a desktop Intel would be fine in most servers; it always seemed a bit arbitrary to me).

[MarkWilliam]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nza

So in Windows 7+ etc, even if you are an Administrator user, by default most programs won't run 'as Administrator' for security reasons. But if you force 2K15 to run as admin, it seems to help performance.

Ok thanks for that. I will have a look and try it out.....

[BrianFifaFan]

Okay, there might be an Nvidia driver issue that is exacerbating our frame rate issues. Both 344.11 and 344.16 are being reported as causing, wait for it, microstutter with Dvi connected monitors. I put .11 on for Fifa15. I Actually have noticed a little bit of stutter with it post patch. I am going to try a Displayoort cable. My 42" supports it. Funny thing is, it's only with the newer chipsets. Old 5 series cards aren't affected by it.

[Phreezy P]

Tried this with my 7670; could only run freestyle practice at a rough 60 frames. In-game was a disaster, couldn't get above 20 frames. I'll start to find some good GTX 970 deals now.

[jeopardy]

Quote: Originally Posted by BrianFifaFan

Oaky, there might be an Nvidia driver issue that is exacerbating our frame rate issues. Both 344.11 and 344.16 are being reported as causing, wait for it, microstutter with Dvi connected monitors. I put .11 on for Fifa15. I Actually have noticed a little bit of stutter with it post patch. I am going to try a Displayoort cable. My 42" supports it. Funny thing is, it's only with the newer chipsets. Old 5 series cards aren't affected by it.

So....I have this machine:

AMD-FX-4130
Motherboard: Asus M5A78L-M LX3
Ram: 4GB
Nvidia GTX650 - 2gb - Ddr 5

I got microstutter with my Dvi connected monitor. Are you telling that is due the dvi connection? So I can fix it changing to Dsub....Is that right?

Thanks!!