**Help** - Poor performances when playing COD Black Ops III

[ThE_MarD]

Heyyo,

Hmm, also, have you tried using a program like MSI Afterburner to monitor your PC? It might help you figure out if you are GPU or CPU bottlenecked or something else.

MSI Afterburner

For MSI Afterburner?

1. Install it WITH the RIVIA Tuner Server Monitoring
2. Go into the "Settings"
3. Go into the "Monitoring" Tab
4. Select the Options you wish to monitor with (such as GPU Usage)
5. Select "Show in OSD" for each option you want displayed
6. Go into the "On-Screen Display" Tab
7. Setup a shortcut keyboard combo (I use CTRL ' as an example)
8. Launch the game of choice and tap your keyboard combo set in MSI Afterburner
9. Enjoy!

Here's an example of my setup on MSI Afterburner:
http://i.imgur.com/l5AEFcL.png

Please ignore the old VRAM doubling bug I was experiencing in an earlier version of MSI Afterburner lol, but as you can see? Each of my GPU's was at 99% to just barely hit 60fps... so I wouldn't have been able to get any higher framerate. So in my case if I wanted more than 60fps? I'd need either a better single GPU or a better pair of GPUs for either AMD CrossFire or NVIDIA SLI.

 

[draemn]

Another option would be to load up another CoD. Not like anything has really changed in a decade lol.

But then you'd be playing by yourself.

 

[sswilson]

But then you'd be playing by yourself.

You say that like it's a bad thing.....

 

[clshades]

But then you'd be playing by yourself.

Ya don't need a gaming rig for that. :rofl:

 

[Fudd Rucker]

Ya don't need a gaming rig for that. :rofl:

PH in 4k over 5 monitors requires some serious grunt!

 

[Matberge]

I have ordered a XFX R9 290x, Hopefully that will solve my problems, if not i'll investigate on upgrading the RAM.

Thanks for your help guys :thumb: