I am playing 10-30 fps why?

[Meatball]

my graphic card is gtx960m but when i was play ss2, my fps is 10-30 in ultra settings.

[Meatball]

Originally posted by Africanishaniqua:

game support onlywindows XP/2000 bro

I solved that problem by turning off vsync. I have 400 fps. :D

[DeadBeardTV]

It could be a number of things. Just because you have a decent card and a game is old, doesn't necessarily mean you can flick everything to ultra and expect a high frame rate. Other programs could have been running (for example, anti-virus) and clogging up your CPU, as one example. We don't know what resolution you're running - if you're running at with everything maxed, including anti-aliasing then 25fps isn't too out of the ordinary on a laptop with that particular card.

That being said, as Turkuaz mentioned, turn off vsync. It'll limit the game's frame rate to the highest divisor of your refresh rate. Assuming it's standard, this is 60hz . This means if you're getting above 60fps, it'll limit it to 60 - but the second you get 59 or lower, it'll limit it to 30, and then 15. My guess is you're getting anywhere between 20-50 FPS for the most part in the game, which is what I'd expect on your build going off card alone (although we don't have much information, so this may be an incorrect assumption), and vsync is snapping it back and forth between 15 and 30 fps.

Hopefully this information helps you in some way.

[[UFO] rad87gn]

Originally posted by Turkuaz:

Originally posted by Africanishaniqua:

game support onlywindows XP/2000 bro

I solved that problem by turning off vsync. I have 400 fps. :D

:)

[Deda Rick]

Originally posted by Meatball:

Originally posted by Africanishaniqua:

game support onlywindows XP/2000 bro

I solved that problem by turning off vsync. I have 400 fps. :D

Ты СУПЕР!!! You are COOOOOL!!! =)

[[CZ]Bazerant]

Extreme fps gain on two PCs running on win10 and 4k TV. In game video options turn off vertical synchronization and run game (bin/sam2.exe) in compatibility mode Windows XP SP3 + disable fullscreen optimalizations