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sapphire r9 270x low fps (not getting the performance shown online)

Jaimy

2 months ago i build my new pc with my center piece the r9 270x. But during these couple of months i tried and tried to get the performance out of my card I was promised.

I tried everything: Different drivers, looking in the bios for options etc... But nothing works and i am realy mad about this!

 

So if anyone could help me with my problem i would be very thankful.

 

system specs: 

 

CPU: AMD FX - 6300 6 core@ 3.5Ghz

GPU: Sapphire AMD R9270X dual-x

RAM: 8 GB Corsair Valueselect 1333 Mhz, running in dual channel

MOBO: ASUS M5A97 LE R2.0

CASE: Cooler master N300

HDD: WD 1TB 7200 rpm SATA 3 green

PSU: Corsair CX600 600 watts

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate x64

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Are you configuring you settings right as it sounds like you have AA turned up or something.

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this can be a number of things, firstly your methodology could be wrong, second and maybe likely is that you are using the wrong settings as the guy above me said.

 

what benchmarks are you looking at? are the cards run at stock or overclocked?, most benchmarks show an estimated average fps of certain parts of the game, that doesn't mean you will see that exact fps while you are running around in the game, it can dip below and above that, and if you happen to be in a part of the game that is more intensive/has more things happening than what they had in the benchmark you will see an overall lower fps.

 

telling us the performance you have been seeing and the performance the websites promised would be very helpfull to judge wether something is wrong or if it's just caused by the many varibles, not to mention what website you got your performance numbers from.

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