Test the [FPS Fix]

[3eks]

Introduction

Greetings! I want to share a method that helped me boost my FPS in "Ready or Not". Maybe it can help some of you too!

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In-Game Settings Adjustments

• Open Steam and navigate to your library.
  
• Right-click on "Ready or Not" and select "Properties".
  
• Go to the "Local Files" section.

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Disable Full-Screen Optimization

[Note:] On modern Windows systems, especially Windows 11, it's generally advised to keep Full-Screen Optimizations enabled as it has improved over the years. Disabling it might not have a significant impact, particularly when using DirectX 12, where it's forced on. However, if you're experiencing issues, you can try disabling it to see if it makes a difference.

• Navigate to the folder path of "Ready or Not" -> "Binaries" -> "Win64".
  
• Right-click on "ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe".
  
• Choose "Properties" and then the "Compatibility" tab.
  
• Check the box for "Disable full-screen optimizations".
  
• Click "Apply".

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Activate Hardware Acceleration in Windows

• Copy the path of "ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe".
  
• Go to Windows settings and activate hardware acceleration.
  
• Add the copied path and select "High Performance" when "Ready or Not" is listed.

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Adjust the Folder Path

• Return to the drive path of "Ready or Not" -> "Binaries" -> "Win64".

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Configure Exploit Protection in Windows

• Open "Exploit Protection" in Windows settings.
  
• In "Program settings", add the path of "Ready or Not -> Binaries -> Win64" and the "ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe" file.
  
• Check the box for "Control Flow Guard" under "Override System Settings" and deactivate the option below it.

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Additional Tips

• If you have the Windows Game Bar enabled, consider disabling it.
  
• Ensure your Windows power options are set to the highest performance.

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Try these steps and share your experiences! Hopefully, this helps you achieve better performance

[HVA_HeadBusta]

That's not even the right executable for the game.
> Once you open the Ready Or Not folder from the Local directory, you need to open the folder named "ReadyOrNot", then "Binaries", then "Win64", and finally right click "ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe" and click on Properties.

[Ninja Gaijin]

'Go to Windows settings and activate hardware acceleration.' where is this in windows 10

[3eks]

Originally posted by HVA_HeadBusta:

That's not even the right executable for the game.
> Once you open the Ready Or Not folder from the Local directory, you need to open the folder named "ReadyOrNot", then "Binaries", then "Win64", and finally right click "ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe".

True! (Y)

[AntiChrist]

Yeah and I don't see why i should have to change my computer's functionality for one game.

[HVA_HeadBusta]

Originally posted by 3eks:

Originally posted by HVA_HeadBusta:

That's not even the right executable for the game.
> Once you open the Ready Or Not folder from the Local directory, you need to open the folder named "ReadyOrNot", then "Binaries", then "Win64", and finally right click "ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe".

True! (Y)

What I'm saying is right clicking on ReadyOrNot.exe and editing compatibility in properties doesn't do anything. That executable essentially serves as a shortcut that then opens ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe

[HVA_HeadBusta]

Originally posted by Ninja Gaijin:

'Go to Windows settings and activate hardware acceleration.' where is this in windows 10

Settings in the Start menu--> System-->Display-->Graphics Settings all the way at the bottom of the page.

[᲼᲼᲼scatman]

You shouldn't disable Full-Screen Optimization anymore, really. Used to be terrible years ago, but that hasn't been the case for a while. Especially if you're on windows 11. Keep it on.

Plus, if you're using DX12, disabling FSO doesn't do anything. It's forced on.

[3eks]

Originally posted by HVA_HeadBusta:

Originally posted by 3eks:

True! (Y)

What I'm saying is right clicking on ReadyOrNot.exe and editing compatibility in properties doesn't do anything. That executable essentially serves as a shortcut that then opens ReadyOrNot-Win64-Shipping.exe

changed, thank you.

[Ninja Gaijin]

Originally posted by HVA_HeadBusta:

Originally posted by Ninja Gaijin:

'Go to Windows settings and activate hardware acceleration.' where is this in windows 10

Settings in the Start menu--> System-->Display-->Graphics Settings all the way at the bottom of the page.

Only have 'graphics performance preference'

[3eks]

Originally posted by scatman:

You shouldn't disable Full-Screen Optimization anymore, really. Used to be terrible years ago, but that hasn't been the case for a while. Especially if you're on windows 11. Keep it on.

Plus, if you're using DX12, disabling FSO doesn't do anything. It's forced on.

changed, thank you.