FPS in rise

[felps]

My Config:
Ryzen 3 3200g
8GB ram
CPY - GTX 1650
Its normal reach 45 FPS any config in game, low, medium, high = 45 FPS ;-; its normal ???

[zero]

correct me if im wrong but aren't you basically barely hitting the min?, which notes 30fps at 1080

[MrGameNuke]

We have very similar hardware (I'm also on a 1650) and I'm able to run Rise at a locked 60fps with mostly everything on high settings. I think your biggest bottleneck is the 8 gigs of ram whereas I have 16.

Had an issue where my frames would drop during hunts a few days back to around what you're describing, I did a few things to fix it.

The biggest thing was forcing the game to recompile shaders. You can do this by going to \Steam\steamapps\shadercache\1446780 and deleting all the folders, then go to \Steam\steamapps\common\MonsterHunterRise and delete the "shader.cache2" file.

Restart steam, verify the game's file integrity, and next time you boot up it will recompile the shaders. Other than that, turn off overlays like Discord and the Xbox Game Bar. Even on high end rigs game bar causes stuttering issues. Making an exception for Rise in your antivirus is also a good step to take.

Sorry for the paragraphs, but this helped me get to play at 60, here's hoping it can help you

[Haethei]

8GB RAM is a little low, and the CPU is a little old. I'd also just double check you're using the dedicated GPU instead of the integrated graphics on the CPU. I get over 100 FPS and these are my specs:

Ryzen 5 2600
16GB DDR4 RAM
RX 580 8GB

[MoonlitDNC]

I'm using a Ryzen 3 2200g as both the CPU and APU (with VRAM-spec 16GB FLareX RAM), and I get a locked 60FPS at 1080p with everything maxed EXCEPT shadows, which are on medium, and game resolution is at 100%, not %150.

If I try to push it to 150% resolution, I start seeing 45FPS like the OP mentioned. Shadows on High causes some hangups as well.

There is a fair likelihood that your game MIGHT be bypassing your GTX card Onishi, go into your Nvid panel and make sure the game is pointed towards using your GTX, not the onboard Ryzen stuff.

If that still dont work, try running the game at 1600x900 resolution, your system SHOULD technically be able to handle the game at 60FPS or close, so long as your RAM isn't incredibly discount-quality.