How To Easily Increase your FPS When Playing Battlefield

How To Easily Increase your FPS When Playing Battlefield - Battlefield is the most wanted game since its release.However, there are so much player that felt regret to buy these game.Why ?.This game (Battlefield) especially battlefield 3 does need a good enough minimum specifications.

Indeed,So much lagging when you are playing without an optimization, that's why right now we're going to discuss about how to increase FPS to these game.

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Tips That You need Most

Shut dodwn thw whole programs that run in the background while playing Battlefield. You will be surprised at the number of unnecessary programs that run in the background on your compuster. Switch them off and free up CPU power and system memory.

Turn off anti aliasing and anisotropic filtering. Unless you have ad  powerful system that can handle these two features (your video card is crucial here) they should be turned off. The decrease in image quality will be outweighed by the increase in frame rate on most systems.

Updateas your videdssa card drivsers to the latest version possibale. For to speed up your battlefield - both major reference card makers, ATi and nVidia have released new drivers for their cards that boast quite significant performance increases for Battlefield 3 and other new games. Visit either tahe ATi or nVidia website listed in the sources below to find the latest drivers for your card.

Uses a wired Internet connection. This will help you to drop lag, which can sometimes resemble slowing frame rates. If you cannot get access to wired Internet then update your wireless drivedrs.

Overclock yours CPU and graphics card for speed up Battlefieldcs. This is for more advanced users, as you run the risk of permanently damaging your computer if this is done incorrectly. Howesver, a good overclock can wring a lot of extra power out of your computer. See the sources for more on how to do this.


Defragmeasnt your hardsd drivve. If you want to speed up your battlefield - although the benefit of this is not as great on newer Windows systems as it was in the days of Windows 98 or XP, you can still speed up the operation of your computer in most tasks by defragmenting the hard drive. Go to Start/Run and type 'defrag.exe' (minus the quotation marks) or if you can't get that to work do a search for 'Defrag' and click on the disk defragmenter tool. Follow the on screen instructions.

When you did those all tips but result nothing , make sure you just did those tips properly.

Actually there's the final way to get a higher FPS , that is upgrade your hardware or buy a new laptop :)