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GTX 970 + I5 4690K Performance Issues (Battlefield 1 & Black ops 4)

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CPU at 100% usage, GPU  between 40-60% no one else been reporting performance issue like this, forced to run the games in lowest of low settings just to make it barley playable surely this shoudlnt be the case even so that the hardware is a few years old. Others including some websites suggest that this setup should be able to run those games on high. I have tried different drivers still no fix also tried formatting also no fix 

Any help would be appreciated.

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What resolution?

 

That combo at 1080p should run fine in my experience.

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1080p yeah but unfortunately struggling, struggling badly forgot to mention I am running 2 monitors.

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6 minutes ago, IceX said:

1080p yeah but unfortunately struggling, struggling badly forgot to mention I am running 2 monitors.

Have you tried running just one monitor? I ran a 4670k/GTX 970 combo for quite a while and ran BF1 with no issues at all at high settings in 1080p other than the odd CPU stutter from BF1 being a core hungry monster, so I'd say you've got something eating up your system resources in the background.

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I will try that and let you know. Thank you 

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Tried and still Same issue :( any possibility it could be hard drive ? I have Hitachi 1tb that's quite old

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On 10/18/2018 at 3:40 PM, IceX said:

Tried and still Same issue :( any possibility it could be hard drive ? I have Hitachi 1tb that's quite old

Sorry I didn't see you replied, remember to use the quote function and it'll notify me.

 

Running BF1 on an old HDD might cause stuttering but wouldn't really effect your overall system performance. Did you try using DriverCleaner when changing your driver versions? Sometimes a good deep clean is needed to fix the kinks.

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