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Through your motherboard's BIOS settings, if your hardware supports it.
This is a good place to start, but you might feel like giving up before you even start lol, very few games actually support it and if a game doesn't you'll need something like Nvidia Inspector to get around it.
It's also hit or miss with performance, games that officially support it will average about 5-10% improved performance give or take, for most games you'll see no improvement at all, in some cases it can make things worse although it's generally a couple fps at most so pretty negligible.
AMD setups have it On by default
was it disabled in the mobo BIOS ?
It DID make my experience 'smoother', however repost.
-1 to you sir! :)
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/dead-space-remake-gets-a-25-free-performance-boost-with-resizable-bar/