tom clancy's ghost recon future soldier low fps on good system


  1. izad
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    windows seven professional x64
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    tom clancy's ghost recon future soldier low fps on good system


    hi . I have installed the ghost recon future soldier game . but when I play the game , the game has a very low fps ...
    system specs :
    8 GB ram
    amd radeon hd 6650m 1 GB
    intel core i7-2640m 2.8 GHz
    windows 7 professional x64
    any suggestion ??
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  3. Chalky Emultion
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    your HD 6650m could be a problem if you play at high resolutions and high settings. Try to lower them and especially turn off AA and Vsync.

    Also set all settings in Radeon Catalyst at "Performance" mode.
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