How come my CrossFire FPS frame count is so low

I'll come to the landlord's question,First of all, you upstairs don't have a correct understanding of FPS,FPS stands for frame rate,Screen refresh rate,FPS is high,The smoother the picture。

Ping stands for network speed, and players who have played CS should know that FPS99 is significantly easier to play than 60.

For the landlord to play CF when the FPS is low, I think the main reasons are the following two reasons:

First, the memory resource is too large, which means that you may open a lot of other programs while playing CF, or you may have been infected with a virus.

Second, the network is also one of the important reasons, when multiplayer plays CF, TX's ** server will reduce everyone's FPS, so not only you, but everyone's FPS will not be very high during the peak of the game.

...I don't quite understand what you mean.

Your configuration is good.

It should be that the lower the number of trusses, the faster the speed.

I'm also around 50-70 at home, and it's 100 when it's only crowded, but that's a delay.

It's not the higher the faster.

The first few l's. It's so stupid.

I don't understand fps, and I still have a problem? FPS: What do you mean by latency?

Don't say it if you don't understand, 4L is the correct solution.

FPS is the response speed of the network connection, the lower the better, indicating a high response rate and a short time required between links.

Your computer is poisoned, or you're running a large program that takes up memory, and your processor is unresponsive.

Then there's the time when your internet speed is congested.

Landlord, I can tell you very clearly. It's not your hardware problem.

I've studied this question. In the past, when I was in my own house, the lowest ping was 50...

And now I'm in another city. The same machine has a minimum ping of 20-30.

I can tell you that it's the reason for the network.,Actually, CF looks at latency.,FPS doesn't say anything.。。 This is different from CS. Because it's an online game.

So if your network is not good, and there is not enough footage transmitted to your machine, it's like you see the enemy shooting, but in fact, people on that machine are already changing bullets.

Haven't you ever seen someone say that the t with the higher number at the back has been dropped?

FPS is the speed, the lower the better, and it won't be T

You're okay, no one can fix the problem of my machine, and I'm not low.

And it really has a lot to do with compatibility, so you try turning off VSync.