To what do I add these lines exactly ?
Make a shortcut to NFS14.exe, right click the icon and select properties. Add the command line after where the file is specified, it will look something liked this: "E:\Spel\Need for Speed(TM) Rivals\NFS14.exe" -GameTime.MaxSimFps 60 -GameTime.ForceSimRate 60
Start up the game and then it should run in 60FPS. However, this isn't something I'd recommend. If you would be able to keep it at 60fps steady across the whole map, you'd need a SLI or xfire setup of any of the highrange cards. I've got an EVGA GTX780 Classified which is overclocked to 1293Mhz on the core and that still isn't enough.
It's fluent and nice for the most part with a few dips here and there which is somewhat ok. The problem is when you reach the bay city area on the nort western part of the map (think it's there anyways). It will plunge down to 35 and as you know, without the forced simrate, the game will go at double speed, however, since this simrate isn't dynamic, it will affect you the other way around. Your car will go slower and you're steering will be so unresponsive it feels like you're driving a 14 tonne tank.
This is just a command line for making it try and run at 60fps. It's not something that works, if it where, then it would have been implemented in the game already. So unless you got a super powerful rig, I'd suggest you keep your game at original when you've tried it out. Pursuing or fleeing from someone in that area will be troublesome, trust me.
I agree with you, just like I said on the "EDIT" part .
The one thing I'm not sure you are correct is the part where you say people need super powerful rigs.
I have a gtx 770 and I experience those fps drops, but my card never reaches 70% of usage. Which means the game has optimization problems with the GPU or CPU.
@psychic717 wrote:I agree with you, just like I said on the "EDIT" part .
The one thing I'm not sure you are correct is the part where you say people need super powerful rigs.
I have a gtx 770 and I experience those fps drops, but my card never reaches 70% of usage. Which means the game has optimization problems with the GPU or CPU.
This is true, my card was in the same range on the usage but at least it clocked it self up. With the 30fps the usage peaked at 50-ish but stayed within the 30-range with the card sitting at the same clocks as when I'm web browsing. I think it's both, but mainly the GPU considering the usage and behavior.
