Insanely low frame rate

[Crow]

My laptop hasn't had a problem playing a single game until GGXRD, where I am a heartbreaking 20-25fps. I don't know how to fix this... Is my computer just not powerful enough to handle it or is there some possible fix I can glean to save this?
My computer specs are:
CPU 2.4-GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-4700MQ processor
RAM 8GB
Hard Drive Size 128GB
Graphics Card Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M
Please and thank you for any possible help.

[[Drain]EMBER/]

omg it should handle it at 60 FPS but unfortunatly I don't know how to fix it, WHATEVER YOU DO MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA

[Crow]

Originally posted by 「Ram」:

omg it should handle it at 60 FPS but unfortunatly I don't know how to fix it, WHATEVER YOU DO MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA

Urrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyy! Kono Dio ga Yaru! I dunno what to do, super frustrating :V

[Slaskburk]

Have a look in the guide section and the stickied thread about "GG mashing your potato". Both contain useful information on how to improve performance.

And when using a laptop, it's definitely worth double checking that it's actually using your dedicated graphics card.

[Brandon]

Make sure your laptop is using the Nvidia graphics, not the Intel graphics.

[The Jaded Erno]

When I started the game, it was 30 fps. Then I followed the guide, left the first two sections as true and now it is constant 60. And it still looks decent.

[M3gadeuce]

Not sure man. My computer is far weaker than yours (660m) and runs this game 60fps. Maybe its something else?

[Slaskburk]

Originally posted by Zer0Crow:

... how to correct that if it was the case. Google hasn't cleared this situation for me, and this is the first time I've been in this situation, so I don't have the experience to know the fix naturally.

If all else fails I will [False] whatever I need to to get the game running, but if I can fix it without needing to sacrifice game quality, I'd like to find that, especially after having people tell me the laptop /should/ be able to run it at 60fps anyways.

• Rightclick your desktop and open up the Nvidia Control Panel.
• Open "3D Settings"
• Select the tab named "Global Settings"
• The top option in the form of a drop-down box should read "Preferred Graphics Processor:"
• Make sure "High Performance NVIDIA processor" is selected, and not "Auto Select"

This is the most standard way. Some systems still revert to using the integrated graphics, but give this a shot before trying anything else.

[Crow]

Originally posted by Punymeyer:

Make sure your laptop is using the Nvidia graphics, not the Intel graphics.

Edit: thank you Banana
I was able to find this and correct it. Now it works like a charm. I tried finding this several times before I even made the post, but now I'm back up to a delicious 60fps and it's working like a dream.
Thank you to everyone who offered help and advice, I appreciate all the help and I'm happy the community came together to help me.

[SoraHime]

Originally posted by Zer0Crow:

Originally posted by Punymeyer:

Make sure your laptop is using the Nvidia graphics, not the Intel graphics.

Edit: thank you Banana
I was able to find this and correct it. Now it works like a charm. I tried finding this several times before I even made the post, but now I'm back up to a delicious 60fps and it's working like a dream.
Thank you to everyone who offered help and advice, I appreciate all the help and I'm happy the community came together to help me.

how do i do this on amd ?