Hi, i posted this on Steam community hub discussion, but didn't get an answer that fixed my problem.
I get a very bad fps on warframe. i don't have any problem with any other game always 30 or more at least.
but with warframe it goes 30 or below.. some times 40.
my system meats the requirements, also checked on can you run it and game debate and both say i can easily run it, smooth.
specs:
CPU: AMD phenom II x4 40 (3.00GHz)
RAM: 4GB ddr3 1333MHz.
Graphic card: ATI radeon HD 4850 (512 mb)
Enough HDD space.
Windows 7 64 bit.
no matter what settings i put it on (high or low) it stays the same fps. everything lowed out same fps as everything maxed out. maybe 5 fps difference.
Is there a way to fix this?
My graphic card could be the only thing i could think of, but the requirements say you need an ati radeon hd 3600 or up so i don't get it.
NOTE: Changing graphic settings in game didn't help me. if i turn everything off/low i get the same fps if i turn everything on/high (only 5 fps difference, which is like nothing).
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Hi, i posted this on Steam community hub discussion, but didn't get an answer that fixed my problem.
I get a very bad fps on warframe. i don't have any problem with any other game always 30 or more at least.
but with warframe it goes 30 or below.. some times 40.
my system meats the requirements, also checked on can you run it and game debate and both say i can easily run it, smooth.
specs:
CPU: AMD phenom II x4 40 (3.00GHz)
RAM: 4GB ddr3 1333MHz.
Graphic card: ATI radeon HD 4850 (512 mb)
Enough HDD space.
Windows 7 64 bit.
no matter what settings i put it on (high or low) it stays the same fps. everything lowed out same fps as everything maxed out. maybe 5 fps difference.
Is there a way to fix this?
My graphic card could be the only thing i could think of, but the requirements say you need an ati radeon hd 3600 or up so i don't get it.
NOTE: Changing graphic settings in game didn't help me. if i turn everything off/low i get the same fps if i turn everything on/high (only 5 fps difference, which is like nothing).
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