How am I getting 85 fps only??

[S E X Y]

Intel i7 8550U
Gtx 1050
8 GB RAM

Lowest settings 800*600 res

I get it ,my hardware isnt that great but come on ,on csgo (a more demanding game I have more fps than that) and this game is old

Are fps locked or something?

[ExiledCoalition.Com]

Yes fps are locked at 90 by default, you can remove the lock by editing some values in the configuration file. There is a few guides that address this in the “guides” section.

[Eternal_Soul]

Messaggio originale di S E X Y:

Intel i7 8550U
Gtx 1050
8 GB RAM

Lowest settings 800*600 res

I get it ,my hardware isnt that great but come on ,on csgo (a more demanding game I have more fps than that) and this game is old

Are fps locked or something?

It's locked on multiplayer, but not singleplayer.

[S E X Y]

Messaggio originale di ExiledCoalition.Com:

Yes fps are locked at 90 by default, you can remove the lock by editing some values in the configuration file. There is a few guides that address this in the “guides” section.

OMG why is it locked , who thought it was a good idea

[Nikolay]

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Messaggio originale di ExiledCoalition.Com:

Yes fps are locked at 90 by default, you can remove the lock by editing some values in the configuration file. There is a few guides that address this in the “guides” section.

OMG why is it locked , who thought it was a good idea

Tripwire back in 2009 to make the game playable for as many PCs as possible, if you Goggle "KF1 MP FPS Lock", you'll probably find the solution - can't recall the names, but you had to edit values related to Min / Max FPS / Ticks inside either killing floor.ini or user.ini inside the System folder where Killing Floor is installed.

[IceBeam]

Browse the game's local files and open the "System" folder.

In KillingFloor.ini, the following changes should be performed:

MaxClientFrameRate=300.000000
MaxClientRate=20000
MaxInternetClientRate=20000

MaxClientFrameRate is the parameter responsible for the client's frame rate cap. 20000 bytes in the client rate is equivalent to 312.5 FPS.

Just editing those lines, however, is not always enough. In case the game decides to enforce the FPS cap again, you'll need to issue the "netspeed 20000" console command every time the default 90 FPS cap gets enforced.

You can bind it to a key for the sake of convenience using a console command:

set input x netspeed 20000

Replace 'x' with the key name of your choice.

The mouse movement should feel smoother when the frame rate is uncapped. This applies even to cheap 60 HZ panels, so you don't need to have a 240 HZ monitor to notice the difference.

I posted these instructions in the comment section of this guide called "Fixing Killing Floor 1's Horrendous Mouse Input". Check it out as well.

[IceBeam]

Messaggio originale di S E X Y:

Messaggio originale di ExiledCoalition.Com:

Yes fps are locked at 90 by default, you can remove the lock by editing some values in the configuration file. There is a few guides that address this in the “guides” section.

OMG why is it locked , who thought it was a good idea

Well, they also thought that enabling frame rate smoothing by default, capping the frame rate, and enabling mouse acceleration would be a good idea in KF 2.

[S E X Y]

Messaggio originale di IceBeam:

Browse the game's local files and open the "System" folder.

In KillingFloor.ini, the following changes should be performed:

MaxClientFrameRate=300.000000
MaxClientRate=20000
MaxInternetClientRate=20000

MaxClientFrameRate is the parameter responsible for the client's frame rate cap. 20000 bytes in the client rate is equivalent to 312.5 FPS.

Just editing those lines, however, is not always enough. In case the game decides to enforce the FPS cap again, you'll need to issue the "netspeed 20000" console command every time the default 90 FPS cap gets enforced.

You can bind it to a key for the sake of convenience using a console command:

set input x netspeed 20000

Replace 'x' with the key name of your choice.

The mouse movement should feel smoother when the frame rate is uncapped. This applies even to cheap 60 HZ panels, so you don't need to have a 240 HZ monitor to notice the difference.

I posted these instructions in the comment section of this guide called "Fixing Killing Floor 1's Horrendous Mouse Input". Check it out as well.

Does it need to be exactly 300.00000

Like exactly written like this?

Hmmm that guide may be useful

[S E X Y]

Yoo what about custom resolutions? Do they work here?

[ExiledCoalition.Com]

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Yoo what about custom resolutions? Do they work here?

Yes. There’s a setting in the same file to set manual resolutions, I forget which one though XD, there’s also a guide on this on the guides section

[fileczek]

It works! Thanks!

[IceBeam]

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Messaggio originale di IceBeam:

Browse the game's local files and open the "System" folder.

In KillingFloor.ini, the following changes should be performed:

MaxClientFrameRate=300.000000
MaxClientRate=20000
MaxInternetClientRate=20000

MaxClientFrameRate is the parameter responsible for the client's frame rate cap. 20000 bytes in the client rate is equivalent to 312.5 FPS.

Does it need to be exactly 300.00000

Like exactly written like this?

Hmmm that guide may be useful

You can set it just to 300 (without the extra zeros).

On a side note, the packet size in Killing Floor (Unreal Engine 2.5) is 64 bytes. The client rate variables are measured in [bytes / second]. 20000 / 64 = 312.5.

20000 [bytes / second] is an easy to remember number that is above 300 [frames / second] when divided by 64 bytes.