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LC Macro packs, no post processing, etc. All of these together might be a bit overkill depending on how bad your computer actually is.
Also, while I'm here, are there any ways to let Payday 2 have more memory? It crashed at one point due to it using the last of its memory. I have 8GB RAM, so I think that's enough to work with.
https://modworkshop.net/mydownloads.php?action=view_down&did=16917
Version with enabled outlines, but gives less fps.
https://modworkshop.net/mydownloads.php?action=view_down&did=16347
These mods require BLT, make sure to read the installation section before downloading BLT
https://paydaymods.com/download/
if you really need a fps boost i put something out recently thats not a mod but should double your fps http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=962786644
(Windows:) To do so, open the task manager, right click PAYDAY 2's process, and press "Go to details". Right click it yet again, press "Set Priority", and set it to High. I don't recommend setting it to Realtime, because it- apparently- can slow down not only other applications, but Windows services as well, resulting in mouse delays and the like.
Not too much of a buff, but you gotta take what you can get, right? Hope that helps a bit, either way...
Shadroch, I would certainly prefer it if it kept the high priority after game relaunch, is there any way to do that that you can think of?
And Deadrop, thanks for the guide, I'll be sure to look into it if I need many more frames. I'm... decent at the moment, just again, cluttered environments like the safehouse are slow.
I haven't used Windows 7 in quite a long time, so forgive me for any ineptitude in that regard, but I'm pretty sure that in the same menu that you see "Set Priority", there's another option that says "Save Priority" or something of the sort. This works with win7, and I think for Vista as well. Not sure about XP.
As for Windows 8 and 10, you'd have to use an application to do this automatically. I can't recommend any because I've never needed one, given my computer is avid, to say the least.
Sorry, but good luck!