And your BF3 numbers?

kaitanuvax

let me guess you were getting 70 or 80 fps on bad company 2 now you're getting the same fps more or less.

keywords: cpu bottleneck, weak game

as long as you're getting an increase in the games where you weren't getting 60+ fps before, I don't see why you're complaaining

kaitanuvax

A GPU cannot upgrade a game, so, you're likely to see little to no difference because you already played most games at their highest settings.

JimmyJumpy

Heres how my settings look.

[QUOTE="jtcraft"]I would check to make sure that your clocks are going up to full speed when you are in game. Also, did you reinstalled the latest drivers (download them don't use the disc) when you installed the 7970? The gpu is new so there is probably only one set of drivers out for them.angelyoel

I would check to make sure that your clocks are going up to full speed when you are in game. Also, did you reinstalled the latest drivers (download them don't use the disc) when you installed the 7970? The gpu is new so there is probably only one set of drivers out for them.jtcraft

So i just bought this card hoping to see an amazing difference in performance. I had the hd 6950 3gb. And honestly i only see a small difference in performance. Am i doing somewthing wrong? My setup is below. I sold my card for 200 and i honestly regret it now, i shouldve bought another hd6950 and crossfire them. Any suggestions? Like on battlefield bad company 2, theres no difference, on battlefield 3 i see more performance.

at the begining of the beta I had crahes left and right, but now I have no crashes at all, so no idea, check all your drivers, and see if you are up to date on everything. (sound, network, audio, video, etc...)

theshadowhunter