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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/18 19:52:40 (permalink)
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Welcome to the EVGA forums

First off, shut down and and uninstall Precision (dont worry, you can put it back in later we just need to clear it"
*you MUST answer NO during the Precision uninstall when it asks to save profiles and data

Looking at your settings I have some suggestions to improve quality and gameplay... 
Please try the -exact- settings posted below (for testing) starting with CUSTOM and dont skip any

*remember after making the above changes -save them- and then QUIT the game, close Battlelog, close Origin and then right click on the Origin Icon and EXIT....

This will properly sync your settings and allow the shaders to correctly rebuild the next time you launch the game

Clearing Precision settings (the OSD your using) and making the settings changes (for testing) should fix you right up
*-AFTER- testing, go ahead and reinstall Precision

 
Thanks!  I'm using MSI AfterBurner, not Precision though.  I assume the same thing applies and that you want me to uninstall AB as well?  
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/18 20:11:49 (permalink)
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maniacvvv

Welcome to the EVGA forums

First off, shut down and and uninstall Precision (dont worry, you can put it back in later we just need to clear it"
*you MUST answer NO during the Precision uninstall when it asks to save profiles and data

Looking at your settings I have some suggestions to improve quality and gameplay... 
Please try the -exact- settings posted below (for testing) starting with CUSTOM and dont skip any

*remember after making the above changes -save them- and then QUIT the game, close Battlelog, close Origin and then right click on the Origin Icon and EXIT....

This will properly sync your settings and allow the shaders to correctly rebuild the next time you launch the game

Clearing Precision settings (the OSD your using) and making the settings changes (for testing) should fix you right up
*-AFTER- testing, go ahead and reinstall Precision


Thanks!  I'm using MSI AfterBurner, not Precision though.  I assume the same thing applies and that you want me to uninstall AB as well?  

 
Yes uninstall Afterburner, and make -sure- to answer NO when the box pops up during the uninstall
*this must be done to "clear" the OSD settings. You can put Afterburner back in -after- you have tested 




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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/19 05:27:58 (permalink)
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Yes uninstall Afterburner, and make -sure- to answer NO when the box pops up during the uninstall 
*this must be done to "clear" the OSD settings. You can put Afterburner back in -after- you have tested  
 
 
Edit:  I just crashed again.  Same error message.  I don't have a OSD installed.  Any other ideas?
post edited by skiggs - 2013/06/19 07:43:26
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/19 10:15:24 (permalink)
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maniacvvv 

Yes uninstall Afterburner, and make -sure- to answer NO when the box pops up during the uninstall 
*this must be done to "clear" the OSD settings. You can put Afterburner back in -after- you have tested  
 

Edit:  I just crashed again.  Same error message.  I don't have a OSD installed.  Any other ideas?

 
It is possible you have something "extra" loading into your Vram from either the desktop or browser...
*have you tried disabling your G15 keyboard display?
 
So lets try some settings to free up extra Vram and see if that helps
Use the setting below and follow the same exact procedure for settings changes as you did before and test

 
post edited by maniacvvv - 2013/06/19 10:18:57

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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/20 08:54:37 (permalink)
Hello Maniac, 
 
I was directed to you by someone at geforce forums to solve an ongoing battlefield 3 problem I have and I was hoping that with your level of expertise you would be able to assist me.
 
My problem is that battlefield 3 keeps on freezing/crashing after about 1.5 rounds or 20-30mins. Usually I get a freeze followed by minimization and "Nvidia Windows kernel mode driver, version xxx.xx stopped responding and recovered successfully" but sometimes I get a short sound loop followed by a black screen and rarely I get this thing where my whole pc drops to about 0.5fps.
 
These crashes only occur in Battlefield 3, not even in Crysis 3, and began to occur a bit after the release of EG. I have so far tried these solutions without any results:
 
  • Full reinstall of windows 7 64 bit followed by drivers, origin and BF3 only
  • Lowering GPU memory and core clocks to stock and upping the voltage and fan speed (its definitely not a temp problem)
  • Updating GPU and Mobo BIOS to the latest versions and set Mobo BIOS to factory settings
  • Memtest86 on RAM (which showed no errors)
  • MSI Kombuster (which ran perfectly fine)
  • Editing registry, specifically setting TdrDelay to 8 (what's interesteing is that Battlefield still froze and any sounds playing just echoed away as norma but the game still minimised, it just froze for longer)
  • Cleaning out dust from system and reseating GPU and RAM
Here are my specs:
 
  • Windows 7 64bit (latest updates)
  • ASROCK Z77 extreme4 motherboard
  • Mustang 2x4GB RAM (from a friends custom pc off ebay so pretty cheap)
  • Intel i5 3570k stock clocks and stock cooler
  • WD Green 1TB HDD
  • Toshiba x24 Drive
  • Gigabyte GTX670 OC 2GB VRAM
  • Antec Trupower 650W semi modular PSU
  • Creative Tactic3D Sigma Headset 
This problem has frustrated me for ages but I am hoping that you will help me find a solution or at least to pinpoint where the problem lies. If you need any extra pc info please say.  
 
Many Thanks
Nick
 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/20 09:12:10 (permalink)
by any rare chance do you have a program installed to alter settings in BF3?Just getting that out of the way for starters.

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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/20 09:30:41 (permalink)
Thanks for your reply. I don't have anything installed that changes bf3's settings. I've attached a screen of all my installed programs in control panel. 
 
EDIT: Ok it just BSODed on me but I didnt write down the message
 
Problem signature: 
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen 
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1  Locale ID: 2057
Additional information about the problem: 
BCCode: c4 
BCP1: 0000000000000091 
BCP2: 0000000000000002 
BCP3: FFFFFA800DBB23D0 
BCP4: 0000000000000000 
OS Version: 6_1_7601 
Service Pack: 1_0 
Product: 256_1
Files that help describe the problem: 
C:\Windows\Minidump\062013-14866-01.dmp 
C:\Users\Nikita\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-46004-0.sysdata.xml
 
 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/20 10:41:27 (permalink)
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Thanks for your reply. I don't have anything installed that changes bf3's settings. I've attached a screen of all my installed programs in control panel. 

EDIT: Ok it just BSODed on me but I didnt write down the message

Problem signature: 
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen 
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1  Locale ID: 2057
Additional information about the problem: 
BCCode: c4 
BCP1: 0000000000000091 
BCP2: 0000000000000002 
BCP3: FFFFFA800DBB23D0 
BCP4: 0000000000000000 
OS Version: 6_1_7601 
Service Pack: 1_0 
Product: 256_1
Files that help describe the problem: 
C:\Windows\Minidump\062013-14866-01.dmp 
C:\Users\Nikita\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-46004-0.sysdata.xml



 
Please post what you monitor setup is and its screen resolution
And what browser do you use?
 
Looking at your screenshot, you also have a broken Nvidia driver install.
We can fix that after you post the information above
 
post edited by maniacvvv - 2013/06/20 10:43:48




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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/20 11:35:16 (permalink)
Thank you for your reply. My monitor is an absolutely ancient Samsung syncmaster 193v with a resolution of 1280x1024. It has only a vga port so I use a dvi-vga adapter with my card. My main and default browser is Google Chrome.
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/20 22:32:44 (permalink)
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Thank you for your reply. My monitor is an absolutely ancient Samsung syncmaster 193v with a resolution of 1280x1024. It has only a vga port so I use a dvi-vga adapter with my card. My main and default browser is Google Chrome.

 
Hmmm... c4 is a device driver error message
 
First off get your driver in CLEAN
Download a fresh copy of the latest Nvidia driver
Make SURE that Precision or Afterburner is completely OFF or even better uninstalled
Then run the Nvidia installer in CUSTOM Mode
Uncheck -all- Nvidia component entries showing -except- for the Graphics driver and PhysX
 *make SURE to put a checkmark in the box that says "Perform a Clean install"
 
After the Nvidia driver install is complete, reboot the computer once
 
NOW---> go and test
 
*if your -still- getting the c4 BSOD then....
Try unplugging the creative headset and then reboot once
Now test without it plugged in.
 
You also have a huge bottleneck running at 1280x1024 so anything "off" in the OS or system config is going to be magnified.  
post edited by maniacvvv - 2013/06/20 22:36:59




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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/21 06:01:37 (permalink)
did i notice onboard sound and creative running?IF he installed the Nvidia sound also its a huge possible flag i believe.

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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/21 07:20:30 (permalink)
maniacvvv

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maniacvvv 

Yes uninstall Afterburner, and make -sure- to answer NO when the box pops up during the uninstall 
*this must be done to "clear" the OSD settings. You can put Afterburner back in -after- you have tested  
 

Edit:  I just crashed again.  Same error message.  I don't have a OSD installed.  Any other ideas?


It is possible you have something "extra" loading into your Vram from either the desktop or browser...
*have you tried disabling your G15 keyboard display?

So lets try some settings to free up extra Vram and see if that helps
Use the setting below and follow the same exact procedure for settings changes as you did before and test



 
So I uninstalled my G15 keyboard software.  Restarted PC.  It crashed again.
 
I then made your setting adjustments, made sure they saved, etc.  I also disabled all of the Visual Effects crap in Windows 8 (via Control Panel > System > Advanced Options > Visual Affects Tab > Adjust for best performance).  I also have been launching the game from IE instead of Chrome (just read somewhere switching browsers helped fix the issue so it's worth a shot).
 
I haven't crashed since I did that.  This is a pretty annoying issue though lol.
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/21 09:55:09 (permalink)
Well I installed the latest driver's and it seems the BSOD was a one off but I'm still getting my regular driver crashes (screenshot attached) after around 20 mins.

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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/21 10:01:03 (permalink)
What are your temps at roughly the 20 minute timeframe?
 
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Well I installed the latest driver's and it seems the BSOD was a one off but I'm still getting my regular driver crashes (screenshot attached) after around 20 mins.



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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/21 10:06:15 (permalink)
I will have a look using HWMonitor. I looked into event viewer and it said this under Windows Logs/Application: 
Fault bucket ,type
0Event Name: LiveKernelEventResponse:
Not availableCab Id: 0
Problem signature:P1: P2: P3: P4: P5: P6: P7: P8: P9: P10: 
Attached files:C:\Windows\LiveKernelReports\WATCHDOG\WD-20130621-1752.dmpC:\Windows\Temp\WER-1107529-0.sysdata.xmlC:\Windows\Temp\WERE723.tmp.WERInternalMetadata.xml
These files may be available here:
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportQueue\Kernel_0_0_cab_051ce723
Analysis symbol: Rechecking for solution: 0
Report Id: f1e752f9-da92-11e2-8efc-bc5ff44823af
 
and this under Windows Logs/System:
Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered.
 
EDIT: Screenshot of temps added
 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/24 07:14:41 (permalink)
I've been having big problems with artifacts in BF3 using my GTX 670 FTW Signature 2. I installed 320.14 when I got the card and had problems so upgraded to 320.18, the problems remained.
I removed 320.18 fully clearing out the registry and everything to get rid of the last traces and installed 306.97. I didn't have problems with artifacts but I couldn't really test for long as I was getting below 20FPS on the lowest settings possible.
I decided to re-install windows and then install 306.97 again without precision or MSI afterburner installed. I just had BF3 installed that I downloaded from Origin and the driver. Same thing happened again with the very poor frame rate making it unplayable. I then upgraded to 314.22 and had a really choppy experience. VSYNC didn't make any difference. The frame rate was painful. That brings me to where I am today, on 320.14 where I have a very good frame rate but have terrible artifacts around 25% of the time. The system has been stable for over a year as it's not overclocked and uses nothing to alter the performance. I've also followed the guide on this thread but I'm really starting to run out of things to try now. I only really play BF3 and it was the reason that I bought this card in the first place. 
 
My system is:
GPU: GTX 670 FTW Signature 2
CPU: 2500K 
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1866MHz CMZ8GX3M2A1866C9 
SSD: 128GB Crucial M4
PSU: OCZ ZT 750W
Motherboard: GA-Z68AP-D3
 
Here's an image of the error that I got after BF3 crashed after the artifacting. I've got a video of the artifacts too if that's any help. 
 

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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/24 09:36:27 (permalink)
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I've been having big problems with artifacts in BF3 using my GTX 670 FTW Signature 2. I installed 320.14 when I got the card and had problems so upgraded to 320.18, the problems remained.
I removed 320.18 fully clearing out the registry and everything to get rid of the last traces and installed 306.97. I didn't have problems with artifacts but I couldn't really test for long as I was getting below 20FPS on the lowest settings possible.
I decided to re-install windows and then install 306.97 again without precision or MSI afterburner installed. I just had BF3 installed that I downloaded from Origin and the driver. Same thing happened again with the very poor frame rate making it unplayable. I then upgraded to 314.22 and had a really choppy experience. VSYNC didn't make any difference. The frame rate was painful. That brings me to where I am today, on 320.14 where I have a very good frame rate but have terrible artifacts around 25% of the time. The system has been stable for over a year as it's not overclocked and uses nothing to alter the performance. I've also followed the guide on this thread but I'm really starting to run out of things to try now. I only really play BF3 and it was the reason that I bought this card in the first place. 

My system is:
GPU: GTX 670 FTW Signature 2
CPU: 2500K 
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1866MHz CMZ8GX3M2A1866C9 
SSD: 128GB Crucial M4
PSU: OCZ ZT 750W
Motherboard: GA-Z68AP-D3

Here's an image of the error that I got after BF3 crashed after the artifacting. I've got a video of the artifacts too if that's any help. 



 
Welcome to the EVGA forums
 
Here is the recovery you need to perform  http://forums.evga.com/fb.ashx?m=1953041
*you must follow the steps -exactly- and NOT skip anything (especially changing in-game settings) as that is the only way to get BF3 to "rebuild" the textures correctly.
 
 




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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/24 14:48:35 (permalink)
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adam192

I've been having big problems with artifacts in BF3 using my GTX 670 FTW Signature 2. I installed 320.14 when I got the card and had problems so upgraded to 320.18, the problems remained.
I removed 320.18 fully clearing out the registry and everything to get rid of the last traces and installed 306.97. I didn't have problems with artifacts but I couldn't really test for long as I was getting below 20FPS on the lowest settings possible.
I decided to re-install windows and then install 306.97 again without precision or MSI afterburner installed. I just had BF3 installed that I downloaded from Origin and the driver. Same thing happened again with the very poor frame rate making it unplayable. I then upgraded to 314.22 and had a really choppy experience. VSYNC didn't make any difference. The frame rate was painful. That brings me to where I am today, on 320.14 where I have a very good frame rate but have terrible artifacts around 25% of the time. The system has been stable for over a year as it's not overclocked and uses nothing to alter the performance. I've also followed the guide on this thread but I'm really starting to run out of things to try now. I only really play BF3 and it was the reason that I bought this card in the first place. 

My system is:
GPU: GTX 670 FTW Signature 2
CPU: 2500K 
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1866MHz CMZ8GX3M2A1866C9 
SSD: 128GB Crucial M4
PSU: OCZ ZT 750W
Motherboard: GA-Z68AP-D3

Here's an image of the error that I got after BF3 crashed after the artifacting. I've got a video of the artifacts too if that's any help. 




Welcome to the EVGA forums

Here is the recovery you need to perform  
*you must follow the steps -exactly- and NOT skip anything (especially changing in-game settings) as that is the only way to get BF3 to "rebuild" the textures correctly.




I tried this exactly step by step but these parts I couldn't complete:
 
'Find the entry for Nvidia GeForce Experience and UNINSTALL it ' 
I didn't have that installed.
 
'Look for the Riva Tuner entry and UNINSTALL it '
I didn't have this installed.
 
'Find the EVGA Precision entry and UNINSTALL it '
I didn't have this installed.
 
I installed the drivers exactly as it said, I also tried deleting the BF3 profile the second time that I tried it but I got artifacts an hour after I started playing  It did reset all of the settings to auto and I did have to change them to custom again, also the only thing that's showing in my programs list for Nvidia is the graphics driver and Physx so I assume that it worked. 
 
I appreciate the suggestion. I've never installed Geforce, 320.18 or precision before now on this windows installation. Is there anything else I could try? Thanks. 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/06/24 15:55:59 (permalink)
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I've been having big problems with artifacts in BF3 using my GTX 670 FTW Signature 2. I installed 320.14 when I got the card and had problems so upgraded to 320.18, the problems remained.
I removed 320.18 fully clearing out the registry and everything to get rid of the last traces and installed 306.97. I didn't have problems with artifacts but I couldn't really test for long as I was getting below 20FPS on the lowest settings possible.
I decided to re-install windows and then install 306.97 again without precision or MSI afterburner installed. I just had BF3 installed that I downloaded from Origin and the driver. Same thing happened again with the very poor frame rate making it unplayable. I then upgraded to 314.22 and had a really choppy experience. VSYNC didn't make any difference. The frame rate was painful. That brings me to where I am today, on 320.14 where I have a very good frame rate but have terrible artifacts around 25% of the time. The system has been stable for over a year as it's not overclocked and uses nothing to alter the performance. I've also followed the guide on this thread but I'm really starting to run out of things to try now. I only really play BF3 and it was the reason that I bought this card in the first place. 

My system is:
GPU: GTX 670 FTW Signature 2
CPU: 2500K 
Memory: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1866MHz CMZ8GX3M2A1866C9 
SSD: 128GB Crucial M4
PSU: OCZ ZT 750W
Motherboard: GA-Z68AP-D3

Here's an image of the error that I got after BF3 crashed after the artifacting. I've got a video of the artifacts too if that's any help. 




Welcome to the EVGA forums

Here is the recovery you need to perform  
*you must follow the steps -exactly- and NOT skip anything (especially changing in-game settings) as that is the only way to get BF3 to "rebuild" the textures correctly.




I tried this exactly step by step but these parts I couldn't complete:

'Find the entry for Nvidia GeForce Experience and UNINSTALL it ' 
I didn't have that installed.

'Look for the Riva Tuner entry and UNINSTALL it '
I didn't have this installed.

'Find the EVGA Precision entry and UNINSTALL it '
I didn't have this installed.

I installed the drivers exactly as it said, I also tried deleting the BF3 profile the second time that I tried it but I got artifacts an hour after I started playing  It did reset all of the settings to auto and I did have to change them to custom again, also the only thing that's showing in my programs list for Nvidia is the graphics driver and Physx so I assume that it worked. 

I appreciate the suggestion. I've never installed Geforce, 320.18 or precision before now on this windows installation. Is there anything else I could try? Thanks. 

 
I would download and try 314.22
Just do a Custom Mode, graphics driver and physX and clean checked
 




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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/07/12 09:48:20 (permalink)
what is the best driver out now for BF3


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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/07/12 10:08:25 (permalink)
how about some tips for lag/ stuttering (skipping) ? Im still having issues and would love some tips from Bios to latency and settings on the PC to edit to improve or at least get the most possible smooth gameplay.Id call but im super busy for most of today (i should be mowing the lawn now lol) and this weekend im working 22-30 hours between sat/sun evening .Thanks ManiacVVV

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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/07/12 10:45:03 (permalink)
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what is the best driver out now for BF3

 
For SLI 680 classy's....  that would be 320.49
 




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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/07/12 13:11:26 (permalink)
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how about some tips for lag/ stuttering (skipping) ? Im still having issues and would love some tips from Bios to latency and settings on the PC to edit to improve or at least get the most possible smooth gameplay.Id call but im super busy for most of today (i should be mowing the lawn now lol) and this weekend im working 22-30 hours between sat/sun evening .Thanks ManiacVVV

 
Every config is unique....
And, yours is a very special case given your hardware and device setup.
As such I cannot really post up "fixes".
We will need to go through your config together and determine what -is- and is -not- important to you, and then proceed with actions for the "best" possible performance outcome....
 
Please call me anytime and I would be happy to help you




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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide! 2013/07/21 19:26:39 (permalink)
Hey brother.  Thanks for all the help.  But I can't send you PMs until 1) I have been a member for 5 days and 2) posted 10 new messages.  Seems there has been some spamming on this forum and the admin set up these restrictions.  FYI.
 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide! 2013/07/21 23:40:06 (permalink)
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Hey brother.  Thanks for all the help.  But I can't send you PMs until 1) I have been a member for 5 days and 2) posted 10 new messages.  Seems there has been some spamming on this forum and the admin set up these restrictions.  FYI.

Chris

 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/07/25 15:37:30 (permalink)
any follow up on additional tweaks for monitors over 120Hz? the section is still empty

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I am only a  "Game Server Admin"
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/08/27 18:50:31 (permalink)
Hi Maniac,
 
Been reading through all the post here, and still have been having issues in BF3 with latest drivers.
My setup:
AMD 8350 8 core black edition (not O.C.) 4.0
GTX650 Boost Nvidia
M5A97 R2.0 Motherboard
8GB G.Skill Ram
650W Corsair PSU
 
My Problem:
I have set everything on Ultra using my old setup which had a different MB and 560TI graphics card and had experience stuttering. So i figured I would upgrade and take care of that problem. So i got the 8 core and 650 TI Boost and am STILL getting stuttering in game. CPU Cores are not parked, i used your nvidia control panel guide and copied exactly, getting 70-80fps solid at all times, but cannot get rid of this microstutter, even after changing components! help! 
PM me or let me know what i can do as im very frustrated now that i cant get this stutter to go away.
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/08/27 22:38:32 (permalink)
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Hi Maniac,

Been reading through all the post here, and still have been having issues in BF3 with latest drivers.
My setup:
AMD 8350 8 core black edition (not O.C.) 4.0
GTX650 Boost Nvidia
M5A97 R2.0 Motherboard
8GB G.Skill Ram
650W Corsair PSU

My Problem:
I have set everything on Ultra using my old setup which had a different MB and 560TI graphics card and had experience stuttering. So i figured I would upgrade and take care of that problem. So i got the 8 core and 650 TI Boost and am STILL getting stuttering in game. CPU Cores are not parked, i used your nvidia control panel guide and copied exactly, getting 70-80fps solid at all times, but cannot get rid of this microstutter, even after changing components! help! 
PM me or let me know what i can do as im very frustrated now that i cant get this stutter to go away.

 
Welcome to the EVGA forums  
 
 
Please list -all- attached USB devices (these can cause stuttering)
Make SURE that "network smoothing" is all the way to the right (solid bar)
 
While a GTX 650 has 2gigs of Vram, I would NOT use ultra settings with that card.
Please try the settings below exactly as posted (starting with CUSTOM) for testing and dont skip any.

Keep the FOV setting below 80
Make sure that Vsync is OFF
Colorblind is set to OFF
 
*after making the above changes, save them.
Then Quit the game
Close Battlelog
Close Origin
right click on the Origin icon in the taskbar and EXIT
(this must be done to properly Sync you new settings)
 
Now test
*(only AFTER using the exact CUSTOM settings above and the issue (is confirmed) fixed..
THEN further upward settings adjustments be made and tested)  
 
*if you still have issues, my guess would be USB overpolling (so post the devices you have connected)
 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/08/28 07:34:43 (permalink)
Maniac i gotta say your awesome!
 
Ok usb's attached:
g500 mouse
Seagate external HDD 2TB
logitech headset (wired)
logitech media keyboard
 
Thanks for the help!
 
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Re:Ultimate Battlefield 3 Guide 2013/08/28 09:19:01 (permalink)
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Maniac i gotta say your awesome!

Ok usb's attached:
g500 mouse
Seagate external HDD 2TB
logitech headset (wired)
logitech media keyboard

Thanks for the help!


 
Lets see what testing with the new settings and rebuilt shaders does
Then we can move forward




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