LIMIT FPS?

[Snaphyy]

is this even possible in the game without some third party software (rivertuner, msi, ect) ???
the ingame command does literally nothing for me, i'd like to limit my fps lmao

[feetlover16]

Just install rivatuner, you'll be doing yourself a favor

[Shibby]

Just go into your game settings in the Nvidia or AMD control panel and you can set it up for each individual game.

[Cpt. Flowerpot]

Try the following:

Open console with Shift + ^
then type: GameTime.MaxVariableFPS 60 (or your desired fps)

I got this information from here: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Star_Wars_Battlefront_II_(2017)

The user.cfg file thing doesn't seem to work anymore.

[feetlover16]

Originally posted by Shibby:

Just go into your game settings in the Nvidia or AMD control panel and you can set it up for each individual game.

Originally posted by Leuchmadan:

Try the following:

Open console with Shift + ^
then type: GameTime.MaxVariableFPS 60 (or your desired fps)

I got this information from here: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Star_Wars_Battlefront_II_(2017)

The user.cfg file thing doesn't seem to work anymore.

Both of these methods will produce inferior frametimes to rivatuner, reducing smoothness

[Shibby]

Originally posted by feetlover16:

Originally posted by Shibby:

Just go into your game settings in the Nvidia or AMD control panel and you can set it up for each individual game.

Originally posted by Leuchmadan:

Try the following:

Open console with Shift + ^
then type: GameTime.MaxVariableFPS 60 (or your desired fps)

I got this information from here: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Star_Wars_Battlefront_II_(2017)

The user.cfg file thing doesn't seem to work anymore.

Both of these methods will produce inferior frametimes to rivatuner, reducing smoothness

They asked how to do it without using third party software. So rivatuner would be off the table for them.

[feetlover16]

Originally posted by Shibby:

Originally posted by feetlover16:

Both of these methods will produce inferior frametimes to rivatuner, reducing smoothness

They asked how to do it without using third party software. So rivatuner would be off the table for them.

Unless they provide an actual reason I couldn't care less