FPS

[Scorpios Society]

no FPS lock for this game ?

[Mardoin69]

If you want / need to set an fps cap then you should do that in your gpu's driver control panel for this specific game. Capping FPS is not only easier this way, it usually works more reliably also.

[Officer Payne]

Enabling Vsync in the game will cap the FPS at your monitor’s refresh rate (60, 84, 100, 120, 144, 165, 240).

[GamerFox]

I have the same Problem, but Vsync doesnt cap the FPS AT ALL. it still goes over 380 FPS and my GPU goes Airplane mode

[Mardoin69]

Originally posted by GamerFox:

I have the same Problem, but Vsync doesnt cap the FPS AT ALL. it still goes over 380 FPS and my GPU goes Airplane mode

Then, you are missing a step somewhere... not doing it right. There's a few places you need to make settings adjustments.

Windows--Display Settings--Graphics Settings--Graphics Performance Preference... need to add game to list using 'Browse" button and then select it to change 'Options' and choose 'High Performance'--which locks it into using your GPU instead of cpu graphics.

Then, open GPU control panel, manage 3d settings, choose game from list of 'programs' to change settings for--selecting game--and set it with a max framerate limit to match monitors resolution (or half of it if using high refresh rate monitors) Then choose appropriate Vsync setting--depending on your hardware configuration. Additionally, you might need to reduce monitors refresh rate--in Windows, Display Settings, Advanced Display Settings--in order to maintain a reasonable fps and Vsync option between your games and system.

Finally, you have games settings itself... which is somewhat self explanatory. *Note* if you do not have settings set correctly in gpu control panel, games settings may or may not work as intended. Generally, the gpu settings should take precedence regardless of games settings... if everything is set optimally.