@NoBrainMyWayHello there.
I saw your post earlier but haven't wrote anything because I wasn't sure about the solution. Since nobody wrote anything over two days, let's try:
- You say your fps is decreased significantly, might you accidentally changed any video setting? Go to your settings and try the following:
1. Turn off adaptive supersampling.
2. Turn on adaptive resolution.
3 (If adaptive resolution is already on) Change the adaptive resolution slider to different limits.
- I want to see the stats of your PC while you are gaming. Install MSI Afterburner(or an equivalent in-game monitoring program) and take screenshot of your in-game session stats. We need to understand if any of your hardware is overloading, in Afterburner settings turn on the following:
- CPU usage, temperature, clock speed.
- GPU usage, temperature, clock speed, VRAM
- RAM
That is all for now, good luck!
@NervousAndPotato because of the black screen, I just took a photo, sry, thanks you. adaptive resolution is completely disabled. If I set it to 100, then the FPS will increase to 65 instead of 55-60
@NervousAndPotato problem started after updating the origin for the Jedi, which was after update 3.1. Behavior is very strange, because the difference in FPS between 1280x960 and full HD is very small, and turning shadows on and off in 1920x1080 does not matter. When a new patch came out on december 3rd, the FPS grew by about 15-20, the next day there was a patch with a performance fix and he returned to these indicators again. My head just explodes because of this
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