DX11 built Nvidia users ( I fixed my FPS issues.)

[Badexample69]

OK guys, I fixed my FPS issues.
Just copy and paste the same stuff in your NVIDIA Panel.

 

[Marcel Offermans]

I'll give this a try, anything to improve FPS. The problem for me is the massive drop when using TV cam for replays. If I'm averaging 80 FPS in-game it drops to 30-40 FPS on TV cam.

TV cameras have more (and more expensive) post processing effects. If the drop is too big for you to enjoy those cameras, I suggest lowering the post processing effects setting in your video settings.

 

[Crashhard Banger]

TV cameras have more (and more expensive) post processing effects. If the drop is too big for you to enjoy those cameras, I suggest lowering the post processing effects setting in your video settings.

Still dipping under 60FPS with PPE off. I'll have to lower some in-game graphic setting too I guess to enjoy smooth replays. Shame when it runs pretty good in driving view on higher settings. Cheers!

 

[dave kirk]

Well, abit gutted
I was running the DX11 at 1080 downsampled from 4K, I was getting about 150fps and silky smooth gameplay.
I bought a 4K TV today and started to run native 4K resolution, I still get around 90fps but the gameplay is quite stuttery now, does anyone have a fix?

 

[Dave_6]

My setup is a 3570K@4.4 + 970 + 8GB of RAM. Yes it's a little outdated and I'm planning on upgrading soon. Running at 1440p on a 144hz G-Sync monitor. With the update yesterday and using the Control+F function, it said I was hovering around 60 fps average but it sure didn't feel like it. It was constantly stuttering as well.

PP on low, V-Sync off, most other in-game settings are maxed minus shadows and shadow blur.

 

[Crashhard Banger]

After doing some more testing I found that reducing the anisotropic filtering from x16 to x8 made a difference to the TV cam FPS. Also reducing shadows to medium with blur on optimal and particle effects to 'low' helped too. Using medium PPE, AAx2 - I'm now getting 50-60FPS on TV cam and 90-110FPS in-game without too much graphical detail loss - and it runs quite smooth.

i7-4770 / GTX970 / 8GB RAM / 1080p single screen.