If you have an HDD consider defragging it.įor multiplayer also consider dropping your view distance to about 1000m or 1500m max. I switched to an SSD just for that issue on ARMA 2. But multiplayer always slows down.Īlso if you are getting blurry textures on things like houses that then suddenly go to the normal texture it could be that the game is sruggling to get the texture from your HDD. I would suggest 50 slot servers max for smoother game play. It beats me why there are so many 80+ man servers out there when not one is powerful enough to allow the game to play smoothly. King of the Hill mod is one of the worst due to the number of players. Well I have a pretty powerful Rig, my ate has an even more powerful one and we both get drops down to about 30fps in multiplayer. Also, how do your processor and Graphics card run while playing? (use MSI afterburner or something to track their use while playing and while not) Sorry, yes just 2GB (was talking to someone with a similar issue on a 970 earlier) but in the launcher you should be able to manually tell it to use 2048MB of Vram (Graphics card RAM). I run the game on very high tried backing down to high no change went to ultra and no change either, the games files are updated and other games run awesome! when you say utilizing all 4gb of vram do you mean the gpu ram because if you are i think i only have 2gb. wont load textures till iam right on top of them. Well like if there is a lot of combat going on it lags if there are explosions sometimes instead of fire its black squares. Failing that, if all games run worse than expected you may need to defrag/ccleaner/antimalware or something to help it run more smoothly.Īlso, in Arma 3 launcher: make sure it is utilizing all 4GB of your VRAM, particularly if texture loading is an issue. I run it on a 650 ti BOOST, but if you are having issues then perhaps you either have the specs too high (ultra preset would be too much) or need to verify the integrity of the game cache.
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