Faster Loading times

[Nii nii nii]

hi little help for thos who have sluttering or long load time.
go to Nvidia control panel , select your game .exe baldur3.exe , go to " latency ===> ultra " go to " FPS limit ====> select your screen limit if like me 60 hrz enter 60 number and apply ".

magic your game will load extra fast and sluttering bye bye .

[Night_Born]

How the hell do you get games to show up on the control panel?

[Nii nii nii]

desktop rigth click ==> nvidia control pnael ==> 3D settings ===>programm parameters ===> at left of ADD bouton click on arrows to find the baldur.exe if not go click on ADD and find baldur.exe

[Bacbi]

Does this work for AMD aswell? I've noticed as I've gotten further into act 1 that the loading times is not what it was when I first started playing. Kinda like the issue I had with DOS2 although not as bad but just halfway through act 1 of DOS2 it would take 8-10 minutes to just start the game and then 3-5 minutes to load.

[Nii nii nii]

Originally posted by Bacbi:

Does this work for AMD aswell? I've noticed as I've gotten further into act 1 that the loading times is not what it was when I first started playing. Kinda like the issue I had with DOS2 although not as bad but just halfway through act 1 of DOS2 it would take 8-10 minutes to just start the game and then 3-5 minutes to load.

no idea sorry i dont have AMD gpu

[Bacbi]

Originally posted by Nii nii nii:

Originally posted by Bacbi:

Does this work for AMD aswell? I've noticed as I've gotten further into act 1 that the loading times is not what it was when I first started playing. Kinda like the issue I had with DOS2 although not as bad but just halfway through act 1 of DOS2 it would take 8-10 minutes to just start the game and then 3-5 minutes to load.

no idea sorry i dont have AMD gpu

Well I can confirm it does not work with AMD, I even tried 30 fps and it still didn't make a difference. Not that booting it up, or loading it is as bad as it was on DOS2. From the time I start it on steam we are talking about maybe 2-2.5 minutes, and loading times are about 45-60 seconds.

And I don't really consider that a problem, even though I know for a fact that I play much more graphic heavy games on it that boots up and loads about as fast as games on PS5 and Xbox Series X.

If the loading times stays like this then that is fine (I'm probably mainly noticing it because I've gotten so used to next gen load times being instant). The only reason I'm a bit worried is that during the prolouge, loading is virtually instant and the longer I get into patch 6 (which isn't very long currenlty going through the crypt) the longer the loads. And because I played DOS2:DE with it being fully released and all of its patches. The loading times at the end of act 1 got ridiclous. I worry that even when the game is actually released the same thing will happen.

Maybe it would have been better to split the game not only into acts but have loading areas in the map so that it doesn't have to load up every single thing on the map at once.

[dulany67]

Originally posted by Bacbi:

Originally posted by Nii nii nii:

no idea sorry i dont have AMD gpu

Well I can confirm it does not work with AMD, I even tried 30 fps and it still didn't make a difference. Not that booting it up, or loading it is as bad as it was on DOS2. From the time I start it on steam we are talking about maybe 2-2.5 minutes, and loading times are about 45-60 seconds.

And I don't really consider that a problem, even though I know for a fact that I play much more graphic heavy games on it that boots up and loads about as fast as games on PS5 and Xbox Series X.

If the loading times stays like this then that is fine (I'm probably mainly noticing it because I've gotten so used to next gen load times being instant). The only reason I'm a bit worried is that during the prolouge, loading is virtually instant and the longer I get into patch 6 (which isn't very long currenlty going through the crypt) the longer the loads. And because I played DOS2:DE with it being fully released and all of its patches. The loading times at the end of act 1 got ridiclous. I worry that even when the game is actually released the same thing will happen.

Maybe it would have been better to split the game not only into acts but have loading areas in the map so that it doesn't have to load up every single thing on the map at once.

SSD?

[Bacbi]

Originally posted by dulany67:

Originally posted by Bacbi:

Well I can confirm it does not work with AMD, I even tried 30 fps and it still didn't make a difference. Not that booting it up, or loading it is as bad as it was on DOS2. From the time I start it on steam we are talking about maybe 2-2.5 minutes, and loading times are about 45-60 seconds.

And I don't really consider that a problem, even though I know for a fact that I play much more graphic heavy games on it that boots up and loads about as fast as games on PS5 and Xbox Series X.

If the loading times stays like this then that is fine (I'm probably mainly noticing it because I've gotten so used to next gen load times being instant). The only reason I'm a bit worried is that during the prolouge, loading is virtually instant and the longer I get into patch 6 (which isn't very long currenlty going through the crypt) the longer the loads. And because I played DOS2:DE with it being fully released and all of its patches. The loading times at the end of act 1 got ridiclous. I worry that even when the game is actually released the same thing will happen.

Maybe it would have been better to split the game not only into acts but have loading areas in the map so that it doesn't have to load up every single thing on the map at once.

SSD?

Yeah Kingston A2000 500GB NVMe M.2 SSD 2200/2000MB/s, its not even halfway used and its the only game I have on that SSD, my other games are on a slower SSD or on my external USB-C SSD. And they still load incredibly fast so this feels like a game problem and not my PC problem.

[Drakaden]

I just wanted to confirm that this method works very nicely, my loads are quicker and the assets load up properly after loading, thank you Nii.

[Ratch]

Originally posted by Drakaden:

I just wanted to confirm that this method works very nicely, my loads are quicker and the assets load up properly after loading, thank you Nii.

How ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ far back did you have to go to find a post from .... NOVEMBER 30 2021?! IT'S AUGUST 2023 WTF

[Nii nii nii]

Originally posted by Drakaden:

I just wanted to confirm that this method works very nicely, my loads are quicker and the assets load up properly after loading, thank you Nii.

your wellcome

[Speedy]

Originally posted by Ratch:

Originally posted by Drakaden:

I just wanted to confirm that this method works very nicely, my loads are quicker and the assets load up properly after loading, thank you Nii.

How ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ far back did you have to go to find a post from .... NOVEMBER 30 2021?! IT'S AUGUST 2023 WTF

Here through google search 🤷‍♂️

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by Speedy:

Originally posted by Ratch:

How ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ far back did you have to go to find a post from .... NOVEMBER 30 2021?! IT'S AUGUST 2023 WTF

Here through google search 🤷‍♂️

Legit and yet questionable.

[Pwned]

Thank you so much