Poor Titanfall GPU performance
I have Intel i5 2500k, Nvidia GeForce GTX 560, 16 GB of DDR3 RAM.
Still, Titanfall has really poor performance. I play on lowest possible settings and in HD (1280x720, I think). Still, on large maps, the game drops to ca. 5FPS, making it almost unplayable.
Interesting thing is, that while playing tutorial, I had everything maxed out and it worked like a charm (60 FPS permanently).
Another thing is, that sometimes, it runs relatively fine (~25FPS), while an hour later on the same map, the game is unplayable.
Any ideas what to do about this strange behavior? Is it Nvidia driver problem?
Update: I'm able to run Crysis 3 on ultra settings without problem.
Best Answer
They recently added an ambient occlusion setting in an update, which may have been set to on by default. This severely lowers FPS. I would double check that setting to make sure it is off.
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Answer 2
Try reinstalling the drivers. Before it installs it asks to do a clean install, try that. If that does not work try decreasing the texture details.
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