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<blockquote data-quote="2000gt4.6" data-source="post: 14298234" data-attributes="member: 123767"><p>Telling someone to never over clock a graphics card is like telling a 03 cobra owner to never do a pulley swap....</p><p></p><p>His card literally has another version (650ti) which only difference is a better fan and higher settings. Most graphics cards come with a program on the install disk to over clock. Bumping up the speed slowly and watching temps is a great way to increase performance. Assuming your case has good cooling and the card is a good brand it should be easy to approach/surpass a 650ti with a 650.</p><p></p><p>Op: the first thing you should do is download a program called fraps. Starting this program while running bf4 will put a display in the corner of the screen showing you how many frames per second your getting. You want it to stay above at least 30 FPS at all times, 60+ would be even better. Try checking it with a lot of action going on (firefights etc) and see if it drops.</p><p></p><p>Before turning down the resolution, assuming your fps isn't good enough, I would start playing with the individual settings under video. Instead of ultra try medium on all/most and see what happens. If your FPS goes way up change one setting at a time to a higher one and see what causes the frames to drop again. IMO 60 fps@ medium would be a lot better than 20 @ ultra.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2000gt4.6, post: 14298234, member: 123767"] Telling someone to never over clock a graphics card is like telling a 03 cobra owner to never do a pulley swap.... His card literally has another version (650ti) which only difference is a better fan and higher settings. Most graphics cards come with a program on the install disk to over clock. Bumping up the speed slowly and watching temps is a great way to increase performance. Assuming your case has good cooling and the card is a good brand it should be easy to approach/surpass a 650ti with a 650. Op: the first thing you should do is download a program called fraps. Starting this program while running bf4 will put a display in the corner of the screen showing you how many frames per second your getting. You want it to stay above at least 30 FPS at all times, 60+ would be even better. Try checking it with a lot of action going on (firefights etc) and see if it drops. Before turning down the resolution, assuming your fps isn't good enough, I would start playing with the individual settings under video. Instead of ultra try medium on all/most and see what happens. If your FPS goes way up change one setting at a time to a higher one and see what causes the frames to drop again. IMO 60 fps@ medium would be a lot better than 20 @ ultra. [/QUOTE]
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