AndyE

Glad I could help

Try this:
1. Open up notepad
2. Copy this into it:
GameTime.Maxvariablefps x (replace the x with one more than your monitors refresh rate. For example mine would be GameTime.Maxvariablefps 61 because I have a 60 htz monitor)
3. Save it in the bf4 install directory as a .cfg file
Thats how you make console commands permanent, and that is the command for framerate limit. Not sure if it will fix your framerate problem though.

Try this:
1. Open up notepad
2. Copy this into it:
GameTime.Maxvariablefps x (replace the x with one more than your monitors refresh rate. For example mine would be GameTime.Maxvariablefps 61 because I have a 60 htz monitor)
3. Save it in the bf4 install directory as a .cfg file
Thats how you make console commands permanent, and that is the command for framerate limit. Not sure if it will fix your framerate problem though.

Try this:
1. Open up notepad
2. Copy this into it:
GameTime.Maxvariablefps x (replace the x with one more than your monitors refresh rate. For example mine would be GameTime.Maxvariablefps 61 because I have a 60 htz monitor)
3. Save it in the bf4 install directory as a .cfg file
Thats how you make console commands permanent, and that is the command for framerate limit. Not sure if it will fix your framerate problem though.

Unfortunately no because the VRM circuit on this motherboard can not provide the full 220w power required for the FX-9000 series CPUs.