Upgrade suggestion for SWTOR
Upgrade suggestion for SWTOR
So i'm getting between 25-50 FPS with everything on low. I'm still low level areas and i could just imagine PVP zones and whatnot, my machine is going to be hurting. Currently have a AMD Phenom 9850 Quadcore 2.50 GHz with 6GB of RAM and 2 GTX 260's in SLI. What do you guys suggest i upgrade? I know the CPU is kinda bad these days but I'm not sure if a CPU upgrade will really help as much as a GPU upgrade? Maybe throw some more RAM at it too? I should also mention i'm running a TH2G @ 5040x1050 @ 59hz. Thanks!
Is there a reason your
Is there a reason your running th2go rather than nv surround ?
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Thunderbolt300
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Your issue sounds a little
Your issue sounds a little suspect to me. I'm running TOR on the 295 GTX with a Matrox TH2G (also at 5040x1050) but haven't had any issues beyond turning AA off and everything else up at max. Turning shadows to low was an additional change I made later for a little more FPS gain, but... it should run fine. The only difference I really see is that you're running SLI and my CPU is a bit more beefy than your own (3.3 GHz).
Make sure your drivers are up to date, both on your Matrox firmware, PowerDesk, and nVidia drivers- see if that helps at all. You may be surprised.
Also, are you running it windowed, windowed fullscreen, or plain fullscreen?
Make sure your drivers are up to date, both on your Matrox firmware, PowerDesk, and nVidia drivers- see if that helps at all. You may be surprised.
Also, are you running it windowed, windowed fullscreen, or plain fullscreen?
nVidia 2D Surround
3x 1920x1080 Dell UltraSharp U2312HM
EVGA GeForce 680 @ 5760x1080
Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz (3.7 Turbo)
3x 1920x1080 Dell UltraSharp U2312HM
EVGA GeForce 680 @ 5760x1080
Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz (3.7 Turbo)
Download FRAPS, make a
Download FRAPS, make a benchmark run, OC the CPU and make another benchmark run. I think your CPU clock is holding you back much.
Check the Phantom scaling on Toms hardware, especially the minimums:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/star-wars-gaming-tests-review,3087-8.html
Check the Phantom scaling on Toms hardware, especially the minimums:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/star-wars-gaming-tests-review,3087-8.html
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