Low performance on a High end PC

I only get around 20 FPS using most cars With medium settings and Sub HD resolution's, Any help?

My Specs:

AMD FX 6100 (6 core) 3.3Ghz
AMD R9 280x Windforce edition
8GB's of DDR 3 1600Mhz ram
Gigabyte MotherBoard (some long name that I can't be arsed typing)
And I use Mantle API but I still had the same performance using AMD 13.1 Drivers (The latest one, Correct me if I'm wrong)

EDIT:

I think the problem is my Processor, When I pause the Physics thee FPS goes from 20 to 50-60

So it looks like I'll be getting the 8350 Soon

 

Could you check CPU and GPU temps and usage while you're playing?

 

I'm never using anything over 50% and my it's only at 50*c. The card is certified to run up to 94*

 

Did you try opening your case and dusting inside...Last time I dusted my server was when I mounted a new GPU, and it had 2+inches of dust coating the interior.

 

The mantle drivers do not mean every software you run will use mantle. Only mantle software will use mantle, BeamNG does not use it.

That isnt the root of the problem though.

 

I dusted mines around 3 weeks ago

 

dont get 8350, its same cpu (just overlocked) as the 8320 or whatever it is,

look into it..

check benches here

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_list.php

type in the name of course

 

Wait until the race update is released. There will be some significant optimizations that should improve your performance. I've heard around a 25% increase in fps, but I'm not sure.

 

no, %25 increase in physics performance, so that will effect systems differently depending on their setup.

either way, exciting news.

however that shouldn't be the fix here, in this thread there is a big problem with something for him to be getting that kind of fps

 

you didn't change anything, other then putting the % sign in the wrong place. the dev's said there will be a 25% performance increase, now, depending on setup, you may not see a huge difference, but its still 25% more performance then you used to get

 

Okay sorry about that, I was misinformed , I really thought it was like 25% increase in the physics caluclations, not FPS like said above.


(imported from here)

Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think its a big deal that I typed "%25" instead of "25%" you got the message I was trying to convey right? smh

 

IIRC there was a discussion about whether the increase was in physics or FPS and Gabe said it was an improvement in FPS and then Estama chimed in that he went from 15 FPS to ~26FPS. (But mind you, that is IF I remember correctly)

EDIT: I just saw this

So yeah, I was incorrect. But I do believe low-mid range systems can still see a 25% increase in FPS as in Estama's case.(But don't take my word for it)

 

If you are CPU bound the performance improvement to the physics will improve your frame rate, however if your system's bottleneck is the GPU it won't improve your frame rate.

 

they mean fps wise -_-, not physics wise, the physics will still be running at 2000 fps

 

okay thats fine, don't want to argue about it, he was quoted saying 25% faster physics above, thats where I got that ridiculous idea in my head from.

 

MY LORD! You must be right! No, he meant in the physics. It will allow the physics to be calculated 25% faster. Since physics are capped at 2000fps this will result in more people being able to hit this limit and then push it. This turns into more actual graphical fps. If you are GPU limited the faster physics will not help, but even a mild CPU bottle will see improvements. Think of how mantle works; it helps relieve the CPU bottleneck. Fps gains are only in certain situations because of this.

 

either way, your going to see an fps improvement, because its still, 25% faster, meaning, your cpu can run it a bit better, obviously fps boost will vary, but your very likeley to at least see 5 fps more (based on what gabester said)


now, i dont remeber exactly what thread, but ik for a fact, that they said that you would see an fps gain, even if its very very very minor

 

yeah, it also depends on you hardware obviously. Lower end systems with APU's (like Estama's) will see a much higher gain in FPS than someone like Gabester.

 

found it:

so no matter what, you will still see an fps gain, even if its not very high (for example, as gabester said above, if you have a fast cpu that doesn't bottleneck, you'll get more fps than you would usually with more vehicles (meaning, more vehicles at once as well, gabester also said somewhere (i believe on the facepunch forums) that he went from getting 25 fps with 4 d15's, to 30-40 fps with 6 d15's, so HUGE difference

and post link:
http://www.beamng.com/threads/130-Screenshots!?p=73010&viewfull=1#post73010

 

Alright, thanks for that info. I new I read it somewhere, but couldn't remember where.