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I do have 12gb ram but I wouldn't have thought the jump from 8 to 12 to make that much of a difference in fps on this game. You sure there's nothing like a background app doing a lot of disk writes as you are playing?
What this guy said. The game was not directly supported by nvidia or amd/ati, so it's optimized for neither. Nothing to do with your rig.
This game is VERY hard on computers...even new ones. There is a reason why it has basically replaced Crysis as the defacto system killing game used by most hardware testing sites. I too have a pretty damn good computer but I had to run Metro 2033 to dx9 and set most everything to medium quality levels. Honestly, you don't gain much by moving to dx11 so I wouldn't even use it. Lowering to dx9 and your settings also greatly improves input lag.
Put the settings from ultra to high and played a little around with the other settings and I am enjoying the game right now at 40 FPS.
I don't really mind the lowish FPS as long as it is in SP if in MP it's a problem for me.
And I really hope Metro last light does it better on support from nvidia and AMD soo we can enjoy the game even more :)
http://www.geforce.com/optimize/optimal-game-settings/Metro-2033-GeForce-GTX-560-Ti-SLI-OPS
I would recommend turning all settings to max(1080P) except for Direct x 11 Depth of field and MSAA 4x. I got Playable framerates(28+) on these settings most of the time with a single AMD 6850 so you should do just fine.
Some say turning on v sync in the user.cfg file improves framerate. It is located here
D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\43698215\43110\remote For AMD users you have to use D3Doverride included with rivatuuner to force vsync on or else it wont work, nvidia users would have to force it on in the nvidia control panel. You can increase your FOV here too i recommend 55.
This benchmarking video demonstrates the problem.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2ntJOMe-pU