This procedure showed the issue: fps skyrockets to 2000 + on transition screens, such as the BF2 logo or loading screens. then, on menu it stays around 130 fps. I would like to cap the FPS, I tried the “gametime.maxvariablefps 61” (without quotation marks), to no avail.
FPS capping would probably solve the problem. How to do it?
Community ManagerThere are third party GPU monitoring/overclocking apps that can limit framerates.
Try MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision.
Thank you Barry and JhuLiiTho for the responses.
EA_Barry: while I appreciate the attention and help, it is kinda baffling such problem to go live for the official Launch, as I should not have to use a 3rd party program to prevent the risk of hardware damage caused by ludicrous 3000+ FPS. Yes, I got that high sometimes.
The average user doesn't even read the forums, better EA fix this ASAP as this is a gross mistake, and it can have serious consequences.
Tried the MSI Afterburner FPS limiter, now the loading screens take forever. Good Job EA, good job...
