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so yeah @TheUnknownMsx if you did not figure it out yet, remove that -high command from startup 😉
lmk if i can contact you in anyway.
- 3 years ago
Tweaking Windows OS
If you are playing in Windows 10, you can use the registry editor to set the default cpu cycles.
Run the regedit and follow this path;
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\r5apex.exe\PerfOptions
Create the following variable;
Name: CpuPriorityClass
Type: REG_DWORD
Data: 3Once you add this to your registry, the process will start with "Above Normal" priority. Values are 0 = Low, 1 = Below Normal, 2 = Normal, 3 = Above Normal, 4 = High, 5 = Real Time. Never set to Real Time as it is likely to lock up the PC. Real Time is basically telling the kernel to ignore everything else until the game exits. Apex is dependent on the other Windows programs getting some attention.
Tweaking Linux OS
If you are using Linux OS, you can set the priority using nice and renice commands. The highest attention is -20 and the least is 19.
The nice command line is used to start the app, while the renice command is dynamic while the application is running.
I would use the dynamic renice command once the program is up and running. (e.g. # renice -n -10 -u r5apex.exe) the default niceness for this game is zero.
- 3 years ago
on rare occasion I still play it but generally speaking im not into it anymore for a number of reasons, mostly related to the exploitive nature of EA so I won't spend any time going through the config files anymore as this was an extremely time consuming thing, especially if respawn/EA does not care about helping out ...
If you have any specific questions I might awnser for you feel free to pm them and if i can awnser them i will 🙂
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