T-revINoverdrive

Well before I increased the clock it was crashing when the match would start when it zoomed in at the beginning, and afterwards it was running for a bit at 4315 mhz. My PSU is 1000w. My cpu temp didn't go past 54c and my gpu temp didn't go past 65c. I did notice the gpu was running close to max load. I had to do some tweaking because the voltage wasn't stable and after that it was quite stable and running okay. Edit: turns out I just had to increase the volt

I am using DX 12 and it didn't want to run at 4.3 ghz, so I upped the clock to 4.65 and it's running okay until there are 40-80 units on screen fighting so I'm thinking it's the processor...

I'm not sure if my pc can run it. I have: Settings 1920x1080p at high no MSAA Vsync enabled. Windows 10 FX 8370 cpu bus 212 clocked at 4.65 ghz turbo 1 Sapphire Nitro+OC 8gb RX 480 at 1342 mhz 16gb G skill cas 7 clocked at 1867 mhz ram Should I lower the graphics settings?

[quote who="philothanic" reply="12" id="3658638"] As someone who almost exclusively plays RTS in multiplayer, I really like this idea. And am glad to see ideas to support the multiplayer community in Ashes. Personally, I'd prefer if Tournament Edition were a bit more expensive and had more features (MP bots, ability to buy DLC, skirmish if the MP community dies). But if Tournament Edition owners can upgrade to the full Escalation game (minus the cost of Tournament Edi