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- FPS limiter to 90
- Disable Origin in-game overlay in settings
- Let Origin auto update itself (it will prompt you) via settings
- Change ingame screen resolution to 1080p and render resolution to 100%
- Remove BF1 settings folder from user\documents folder as test \temporarily move to desktop)
- Install Intel chipset driver (again) & Network driver update if possible
Correct me if i'm wrong but there's no 90fps limiter in bf1 settings
i have disabled it
i have origin auto updated
there's no 1080p resolution there, (i think i'm just a noob for not knowing the 1080p's counter part)
i have removed the settings thingy, and placed it in my desktop
all drivers and chipsets are latest, idk how to reinstall chipset driver (again i'm somewhat noob in software)
over all the things i did now, still no effect, i'd like to thank you for all your current help, i hope we could solve this problem, thank you.
- XTRA-Larsiano8 years agoSeasoned Ace
- At what resolution do you play?
- Intel chipset driver just download, extract and install then reboot the system.
- Is it a laptop? Then you might have lower power utilization while not connected to the net-adapter?
- 8 years ago
i play at 1920x1080 resolution
i will download this driver, but i have an Asus laptop, would it change anything? idk? but i'm willing to try
it is a laptop, i have the power settings to high performance, and it is plugged in
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