Dust/water/snow visual bug
Dust/water/snow from car wheels (players and opponents) goes random direction, sometimes even towards front at low speeds, and up blocking your vision. Is there a way to fix it? Win 10, i7-7700, GTX ...
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When I turn ON the V-Sync it solves the Snow/Dust problem... but the game loses speed. i5, GTX 1070
I don't know how to fix a frame rate slow down caused by v-sync, unfortunately, but here's some stuff you might try.
1. adjust your graphic card settings:
"select performance mode under Nvidia control panel and run the game at default GPU speeds without overclocking." -Light-Yagami
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/858108-need-for-speed-payback-on-1070-fps-issues-need-help/
(This is a suggestion for Need for Speed Payback targeted at Nvidia 1070 users, but maybe since the game is similar, the same suggestion might help.)
2. match your monitor refresh rate to the game refresh rate: (I don't know if this will help because I have a different graphics card)
a. monitor refresh rate settings:
>using Windows 10, right click desktop
>click "Display Settings"
>click "Display adapter properties" (at the bottom of the settings page)
>click tab: "Monitor"
>select a refresh rate from the drop down menu (I use "60 Hertz")
b. game refresh rate settings:
>settings >display >screen resolution (I use 1920x1080 60Hz") >right is 59Hz and left is 50Hz for me
You could try different game refresh rates with different monitor refresh rates, but I feel like that would be frustrating and might not fix anything
3. if there is no fix for you, I would just use whatever settings make the game playable enough to accomplish your goals, like only turn on v-sync for the winter stage if the game doesn't slow down to an unplayable degree, or combine that with turning your graphics settings all the way down for the winter stage to help the frame rate
I might get back to you on this topic at no appointed time in the future, if this problem effects me, because I plan to also play this game using a GTX 1080 Ti on another computer, so thanks for the heads up, and let us know if you solve your issue and what fixed the problem if you have the spare the time
- Not sure what happened (a update, maybe). But the game seems to work with the V-Sync ON. With that 30 FPS thing, but better than nothing.
Thank you for your help! 🙂NFS The Run at 60fps is a real enjoyment, unfortunately with the latest Nvidia Cards we get this annoying Graphics bug the topic starter mentioned :/
I dont go back to 30fps
- @Nedo68 i know im years late, but i think the particles flying into the air is caused by the high fps. many games especially from early 2010's uses physics that update every time a frame is rendered.
if this is the case with dust and snow particles in this game, then that can explain why they fly much higher. to explain simply, 30fps is the standard physics, where particles behave as expected. 60fps could double all physics effects, meaning things like speed, weight and things like that would all be multiplied, and so on the higher fps you have.
when i watched a video with 60fps gameplay, the particles were annoying, but the game was still playable. but when i tried myself on a 144hz monitor, the particles went absolutely bonkers to the point where my only hope of seeing was to go to 1st person camera.
so long story short, there may not be a fix unless you're able to edit the code that makes the particles behave properly regardless of fps. if its too annoying, you might wanna try to find a way to lower the fps limit till the problem isn't very noticable. maybe 40fps sounds alright
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