Skyfireblaze
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Well a friend of mine has a 6850 MSI Cyclone OC and says he can play it pretty much at 60fps during gameplay with a mix of middle and high settings but I can't give much more info on that before tomorrow :/
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Titanfall PC Performance Thread
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Well a friend of mine has a 6850 MSI Cyclone OC and says he can play it pretty much at 60fps during gameplay with a mix of middle and high settings but I can't give much more info on that before tomorrow :/
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
In truth, the game seems very poorly optimized. THings like the install size and how much VRAM this uses are really irking me. It's not even that much of a looker.
It only uses a ration of my 2nd GPU and still has some odd drops and I have 2 OC Edition 780ti's.
It only uses a ration of my 2nd GPU and still has some odd drops and I have 2 OC Edition 780ti's.
Word. SLI scaling seems borked in this game. Thankfully they're working in fixing it, my other titan is barely doing anything.
Sword Of Doom
Member
makeitawkward
Member
4770K and GTX 770 4GB - Performance is great
How do you wallhang?
How do you wallhang?
crimsonheadGCN
Banned
The CPU that he listed should be more than enough. It's an i7.
Intel i7-3930 @ 4.8ghz
16GB Ram @ 2133mhz
Dual 680 classified's @ 1350/7200 (overvolted/od'c) 4GBvram
64bit W7
Everything maxed @1080p. Runs between 67-82 (I run at 82hz) on one gpu, uses up to 4000mb~ vram.
SLI doesnt work, nor do the fixes ive tried posted here. Guess I'll be waiting for Respawn's fix :<. Game tends to stutter noticeably on certain maps, like lagoon for example, but I think that's due to vsync or the game itself ala poor optimization. Audio cuts out once in awhile for a split second, but nothing major. Everything else seems fine.
16GB Ram @ 2133mhz
Dual 680 classified's @ 1350/7200 (overvolted/od'c) 4GBvram
64bit W7
Everything maxed @1080p. Runs between 67-82 (I run at 82hz) on one gpu, uses up to 4000mb~ vram.
SLI doesnt work, nor do the fixes ive tried posted here. Guess I'll be waiting for Respawn's fix :<. Game tends to stutter noticeably on certain maps, like lagoon for example, but I think that's due to vsync or the game itself ala poor optimization. Audio cuts out once in awhile for a split second, but nothing major. Everything else seems fine.
Sword Of Doom
Member
Has anyone tried insane textures with less than 3gb memory? It should work fine imo
Iced_Eagle
Member
While wall running just right click (or left trigger if using a controller).
A valiant effort but less-than-enjoyable on:
i7 720QM @ 1.6
nVidia GT 330m
4 GB RAM
I turned down to low (med textures) and enjoyed several matches--and even kicked some ass--but returned the game because it just wasn't acceptable performance-wise.
FPS in the mid teens to high twenties, even gimped to 1024x768.
A cautionary tale for those with older laptops.
Up to now, I've run games the can-I-play-it sites said I could not, but at last, it is time to upgrade.
Fun game!
i7 720QM @ 1.6
nVidia GT 330m
4 GB RAM
I turned down to low (med textures) and enjoyed several matches--and even kicked some ass--but returned the game because it just wasn't acceptable performance-wise.
FPS in the mid teens to high twenties, even gimped to 1024x768.
A cautionary tale for those with older laptops.
Up to now, I've run games the can-I-play-it sites said I could not, but at last, it is time to upgrade.
Fun game!
A friend of mine is having issues even launching the game. The exact same issue occurred in the BETA also, maybe you guys will know a fix? God I hope so...
So when double-clicking the desktop shortcut (or directly from Origin), the sync process appears and finishes and where the game should launch, the sync bar appears again as if he's quit the game. During this time he sees no error or no crash.
He has checked the event log and there are no errors relating to the problem. He has tried stock video card drivers along with beta drivers. He has launched the game with a -window command after the target, still no luck.
His specs are:
Corsair Carbide CC500R Black
4G AMD R9-290X Gigabyte
CPU i7-4820K
Asus Sabertooth-X79
16G Kit 1600(8Gx2) Corsair Vengeance
Samsung 840 EVO Series SATA3 500Gb SSD
Corsair CWCH H110
Antec HCG-Modular 850M
Logitech K290
27 2ms Asus VE278H
So when double-clicking the desktop shortcut (or directly from Origin), the sync process appears and finishes and where the game should launch, the sync bar appears again as if he's quit the game. During this time he sees no error or no crash.
He has checked the event log and there are no errors relating to the problem. He has tried stock video card drivers along with beta drivers. He has launched the game with a -window command after the target, still no luck.
His specs are:
Corsair Carbide CC500R Black
4G AMD R9-290X Gigabyte
CPU i7-4820K
Asus Sabertooth-X79
16G Kit 1600(8Gx2) Corsair Vengeance
Samsung 840 EVO Series SATA3 500Gb SSD
Corsair CWCH H110
Antec HCG-Modular 850M
Logitech K290
27 2ms Asus VE278H
nextgeneration
Member
Nope. Gotta disagree. Will be cpu bottlenecked, especially by the low 3.0 clock speed, but that will also depend on the game. I went from an i7 975 extreme to an i7 4770k and I saw a massive jump in performance in many of my games. I have two 680's in SLI, so the two Titans will definitely be bottlenecked by his cpu.
Sword Of Doom
Member
64-bit windows?
Sure, the 920 is old and it does hold the Titans back somewhat but I doubt Titanfall is a game that's heavily CPU bound.
It's mostly for GPU rendering, the Titans are insane when you pair it with CUDA software.
I'd love to man, but living in Malaysia temps can get pretty hot even with decent cooling. Plus the CPU is used mostly for rendering around the clock, 3.0-3.2ghz is the sweet spot for me in terms of stability.
They do bottleneck the Titans for certain games but Titanfall sure doesn't seem like a game that requires massive CPU computations. I could be wrong though..
I should add that I have another rig with a 4770k, should probably swap the Titans in and see if there's any difference. Doubt the performance will change that much, SLI scaling seems to be the issue here.
Yep, 64bit Windows 7 Professional.
nextgeneration
Member
The 4770k definitely will make a difference, but you may be right in that Titanfall may possibly be gpu bound and not cpu bound, so if that's indeed the case here, then the cpu won't make any difference.
But from personal experience, when I went from my old cpu - i7 975 extreme to an i7 4770k, the performance gains were pretty crazy for certain games with my 680 SLI.
Delt31
Member
whats this I hear about Intel beta drivers being released to fix some issues?
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=23644
my i5 3570 is part of the applicable CPUs. Confused though since I'm using a sep gpu (780) why am I updating intel graphics/ why do they matter?
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=23644
my i5 3570 is part of the applicable CPUs. Confused though since I'm using a sep gpu (780) why am I updating intel graphics/ why do they matter?
IllumiNate
Member
4k you say? Which display are u using?
Core i5 4570 @ 3.2 Ghz
ASUS GTX 760 2GB
8GB RAM
Originally tried with texture quality on very high but I got tearing and random/jarring framerate drops. Turned it down to high and now it runs 1080p 60fps just fine with everything else maxed. As others have said, forcing vsync through my card's drivers seems to work way better than the in game vsync, which made things jittery.
Overall satisfied but I feel like my rig should be able to handle very high.
ASUS GTX 760 2GB
8GB RAM
Originally tried with texture quality on very high but I got tearing and random/jarring framerate drops. Turned it down to high and now it runs 1080p 60fps just fine with everything else maxed. As others have said, forcing vsync through my card's drivers seems to work way better than the in game vsync, which made things jittery.
Overall satisfied but I feel like my rig should be able to handle very high.
iRAWRasaurus
Banned
8 GB DDR3
i5-3570 K @3.4 Ghz
Sapphire Radeon X HD 7970 Ghz 3 GB.
Resolution: 1080p
V-sync: Double Buffered
Anti-aliasing: 8X MSAA
Effects Detail: High
Impact Marks: High
Lighting Quality: High
Model Detail: High
Ragdolls: High
Shadow Detail: High
Texture Filtering: Insane
Texture Resolution: Anisotropic 16X
From what I played yesterday, I was getting 60fps for the majority of the matches. However near the end I started to notice it dipping to around 50 during titans on titans on titans battles, bots and players running around then back to 60 after wards. I just loaded up titanfall and I got a message saying my memory was low? possible memory leak?
i5-3570 K @3.4 Ghz
Sapphire Radeon X HD 7970 Ghz 3 GB.
Resolution: 1080p
V-sync: Double Buffered
Anti-aliasing: 8X MSAA
Effects Detail: High
Impact Marks: High
Lighting Quality: High
Model Detail: High
Ragdolls: High
Shadow Detail: High
Texture Filtering: Insane
Texture Resolution: Anisotropic 16X
From what I played yesterday, I was getting 60fps for the majority of the matches. However near the end I started to notice it dipping to around 50 during titans on titans on titans battles, bots and players running around then back to 60 after wards. I just loaded up titanfall and I got a message saying my memory was low? possible memory leak?
mr stroke
Member
Dell 32" UP3214Q
Not Spaceghost
Spaceghost
Laptop, 50-80 FPS everything at medium shadows off, no vsync, trillinear, no AA, and native res of 1366x768
Specs:
i7-4700MQ 2.40GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GT755M GDDR5 2GB
8 GB RAM
Runs super smooth and looks more than fine for me, but it's not like I bought this game because of how pretty it looked. Screen tearing is through the roof though.
Specs:
i7-4700MQ 2.40GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GT755M GDDR5 2GB
8 GB RAM
Runs super smooth and looks more than fine for me, but it's not like I bought this game because of how pretty it looked. Screen tearing is through the roof though.
Shao Kahn Brewing a Stew
Banned
Runs great in my PC. Higher than 60fps almost all the time at 2xMSAA and 1080p. Mind you, I build this PC when Battlefield 3 came out for around $600, and it still runs like a charm. HD 6950 is the card, which was upgraded to when it came out.
Ethical Hedonism
Banned
i7-860 (at stock clock: 2.8GHz)
8GB 1600MHz
Radeon HD 5870
Win 7 64-bit
1920x1080
runs great with everything on medium, haven't tested high settings but probably won't anyway.
8GB 1600MHz
Radeon HD 5870
Win 7 64-bit
1920x1080
runs great with everything on medium, haven't tested high settings but probably won't anyway.
Practically the same hardware here, except I have the 4GB 670. There's one map that runs at 55-56 fps fairly consistently, but everything else is smooth sailing. Forcing vsync and triple buffering through NCP.
Bornstellar
Member
That can't be right. My specs are near identical but I'm still dropping tons of frames on certain maps (Demeter, Cove).
VisceralBowl
Member
i5-3570k @ 4.2GHz
GTX 780 (Stock cooler) - GPU memory overclocked to 7GHz
16GB RAM
Windows 8.1
1920x1080
Texture Resolution - Insane
Texture Filtering - 16x
AA - 4x MSAA
Vsync - off
Everything else high
Running at 60 fps with a few drops at odd points, but nothing else.
GTX 780 (Stock cooler) - GPU memory overclocked to 7GHz
16GB RAM
Windows 8.1
1920x1080
Texture Resolution - Insane
Texture Filtering - 16x
AA - 4x MSAA
Vsync - off
Everything else high
Running at 60 fps with a few drops at odd points, but nothing else.
iRAWRasaurus
Banned
Whats up with the vsync? I have been hearing things about it and its messing things up
CouchMaster
Member
i5 4570
GTX 760 with latest Titanfall drivers
8GB Ripjaws
Win 7
Turned on triple buffering and adaptive v-sync in nvidia control panel, turned off in-game v-sync, 1080p and everything high/textures very high, 4xMSAA. Solid 60fps all the time and no tearing.
GTX 760 with latest Titanfall drivers
8GB Ripjaws
Win 7
Turned on triple buffering and adaptive v-sync in nvidia control panel, turned off in-game v-sync, 1080p and everything high/textures very high, 4xMSAA. Solid 60fps all the time and no tearing.
GTX-680 SLI (4gb)
Intel Core i7-4770K 3.5GHz
12 gb RAM
8.1 Pro
2560x1600p (16.10/ 30 inch monitor)
Ultra Settings:
Game performance was utter shit for me. I was able to hit 60-65 FPS, but there was constant crashing where the FPS would dip to 30-35 FPS. A lot of screen tearing. The constant crash/dips made the game unplayable (gets really bad on Lagoon and anytime there is a lot of Titans).
Texture: Really High / AA: 2x MSAA / Everything else maxed out).
Finally tried an Nvidia Inspector SLI profile someone uploaded on GAF, and it got my FPS to 80-120 FPS. Game still dips to 45 FPS, and has some screen tearing. But it's no where as bad. Had to mess around with the V SYNC + tweaks with this profile. Now the game is playable, but performance is still pretty piss poor.
I also am getting a HIGH usage of VRAM. 2.5gb-3gb. Which is odd, because Crysis 3 @ 1600p Ultra Settings was only pushing up against 2.3 gb of VRAM. I can also hit Crysis 3 & Battlefield 4 Ultra Settings (BF4 80 FPS / Crysis 3 50-60 FPS). This game looks worse than Call of Duty Ghosts, uses more VRAM, and runs much worse. I have no idea why this game runs so poorly. I also find it interesting that so many people are having varying experiences. Can't tell if this is an incompatibility with my rig, or if this game is very poorly optimized. I guess it's probably because I'm gaming at 1600p with an SLI set up (seems like most people that are having a better experience are at 1080p/ single card - or they have ticked down their settings some).
I'm hoping some driver updates will clear some of this up. But I'm very disappointed in this game on PC. Ended up switching over to X1, and it's been smooth sailing (well relatively, X1 version has some tearing, and dips in FPS, but it's night and day compared to my PC experience).
Intel Core i7-4770K 3.5GHz
12 gb RAM
8.1 Pro
2560x1600p (16.10/ 30 inch monitor)
Ultra Settings:
Game performance was utter shit for me. I was able to hit 60-65 FPS, but there was constant crashing where the FPS would dip to 30-35 FPS. A lot of screen tearing. The constant crash/dips made the game unplayable (gets really bad on Lagoon and anytime there is a lot of Titans).
Texture: Really High / AA: 2x MSAA / Everything else maxed out).
Finally tried an Nvidia Inspector SLI profile someone uploaded on GAF, and it got my FPS to 80-120 FPS. Game still dips to 45 FPS, and has some screen tearing. But it's no where as bad. Had to mess around with the V SYNC + tweaks with this profile. Now the game is playable, but performance is still pretty piss poor.
I also am getting a HIGH usage of VRAM. 2.5gb-3gb. Which is odd, because Crysis 3 @ 1600p Ultra Settings was only pushing up against 2.3 gb of VRAM. I can also hit Crysis 3 & Battlefield 4 Ultra Settings (BF4 80 FPS / Crysis 3 50-60 FPS). This game looks worse than Call of Duty Ghosts, uses more VRAM, and runs much worse. I have no idea why this game runs so poorly. I also find it interesting that so many people are having varying experiences. Can't tell if this is an incompatibility with my rig, or if this game is very poorly optimized. I guess it's probably because I'm gaming at 1600p with an SLI set up (seems like most people that are having a better experience are at 1080p/ single card - or they have ticked down their settings some).
I'm hoping some driver updates will clear some of this up. But I'm very disappointed in this game on PC. Ended up switching over to X1, and it's been smooth sailing (well relatively, X1 version has some tearing, and dips in FPS, but it's night and day compared to my PC experience).
Conkerkid11
Member
i7 4770k @ 4.2ghz
GTX 770 4gb
Everything's maxed out at 1080p, and I'm receiving a constant 60fps with no screen tearing, but there's still a lot of stuttering that I don't understand the source of. V-sync on or off, it's there. When I finally turned in-game v-sync off in the beta, the stuttering stopped, but I haven't been able to fix it in the full game. It sucks when I'm trying to shoot someone and I can't be precise because the game's stuttering so much.
GTX 770 4gb
Everything's maxed out at 1080p, and I'm receiving a constant 60fps with no screen tearing, but there's still a lot of stuttering that I don't understand the source of. V-sync on or off, it's there. When I finally turned in-game v-sync off in the beta, the stuttering stopped, but I haven't been able to fix it in the full game. It sucks when I'm trying to shoot someone and I can't be precise because the game's stuttering so much.
A first gen 3.0 GHZ i7.
He'd be better off with an Ivy Bridge i5. Even energy and heat wise.
7DollarHagane
Banned
Is an i7 2700k a competent processor to be using for the next few years? The game seems to run fine with my 670.
LabouredSubterfuge
Member
i5-2500k 4.4GHZ
8GB RAM
GTX780
This game runs appallingly for what it is. It may be the most unoptimised modern game I've played by quite some distance.
I can get 60fps for the most part at 1080p with 8xAA. The shader aliasing is eye ball-laceratingly bad though.
When I downsample from 1404p and reduce AA to x4 I get major screen tear.
Fun game but an embarrassment graphically.
8GB RAM
GTX780
This game runs appallingly for what it is. It may be the most unoptimised modern game I've played by quite some distance.
I can get 60fps for the most part at 1080p with 8xAA. The shader aliasing is eye ball-laceratingly bad though.
When I downsample from 1404p and reduce AA to x4 I get major screen tear.
Fun game but an embarrassment graphically.
It bottlenecked a single 680 (before my 780), it'll be bottle necking those titans quite severely.
I'm playing it on a ASUS N76VZ laptop from 2012. It features Intel Core i7, 8GB RAM and a GT650M.
Settings
playing in 1080p with almost everything on High Settings, no AA, no VSync and now Shadows. Getting between 40-60fp in the game.
Is that the max you can have effects set to?
Because those hard edge particles look horrible.
BigTnaples
Todd Howard's Secret GAF Account
The game looks terrible all around. If it weren't for the fantastic art style, it would make your eyes bleed.
wackojackosnose
Member
Quad Core @ 2.66
GTX 670
4GB Ram
W 8.1
Resolution: 1920x1080
AA: off
V Sync: off
Texture: medium
Texture Filtering: Anisotropic 8x
Other Graphic Stuff: medium / low
The game runs pretty decently at ~40-60fps but I can never get the game to hit a constant 60fps. Even testing the game at it's lowest resolution (4:3, ~1000x700) the framerate plays almost exactly the same as 1080p with almost exactly the same frame rate and the same slow spots. Not sure how that's possible (same issue with RE4).
GTX 670
4GB Ram
W 8.1
Resolution: 1920x1080
AA: off
V Sync: off
Texture: medium
Texture Filtering: Anisotropic 8x
Other Graphic Stuff: medium / low
The game runs pretty decently at ~40-60fps but I can never get the game to hit a constant 60fps. Even testing the game at it's lowest resolution (4:3, ~1000x700) the framerate plays almost exactly the same as 1080p with almost exactly the same frame rate and the same slow spots. Not sure how that's possible (same issue with RE4).
Bornstellar
Member
Disagree. Game looks plenty nice in motion.