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Memoria RAM: 8 GB DDR3 (1600 MHZ) / ( 2x 4 GB)
Sistema Operacional: Windows Seven Ultimate x64
Placa de Video: Nvidia GeForce GTX 770M GPU com 3GB Video Dedicado
Hard Disk: HD 750 GB - 7200 RPM + 4 TB
but I know Rust it's in Aplha, I accept that.
BUT 8 FPS? HOW?
I don't know what you did, but I'm trying to play with the lowest settings possible, and still the graphics stay pretty. I should see black marks around the ground, no texture nor nothing, but still I see all of that, I bet you did ♥♥♥♥♥♥ with the graphics and that's why I'm with 8 FPS.
Probably I'm not the only one with low FPS, how much time untill you update the game and fix that glitch?
I shouldn't have this problem. I don't know what is that, I just can't play anymore.
I think I'm not the only one with that issue, but tonight or tomorrow Facepunch will do an update to fix that glitch, because there's no sense on that.
Even lowering all the graphics settings, literally, ALL of it I did set OFF or 0, I still have a pretty graphics around me, it's like I can't reduce the graphics.
Anyways, my friends are playing, I will join they once I can play again, I will just wait the update.
There's nothing I can do, my friend has the exacly same Notebook as me, because we did buy it together, and he is playing at 50 ~ 80 FPS.
There's nothing more I can do, just wait when Rust will do an update to fix that problem.