FPS Drop - Settings normalizes FPS
Hello! I recently upgraded to Windows 11. I have also upgraded my CPU and ram. Sims ran amazing before these upgrades, but it's been acting strangely lately. I'm running at a constant 60 fps (vsync)...
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Hey again! Sorry for the delayed response!
I tried to check out what you sent, as well as changing my Nvidia back to its original vsync setting (I'll try and setting it to adaptive if that also doesnt work, as my Overwatch was having problems, the vsync was set to Fast)
I have attached the DxDiag below!
@puzzlezaddict And when you run out of dedicated video memory where does the shared memory come from - the memory fairy? This person has a machine that should play this game and the only difference from a basic gaming system is there are two monitors.. When you have an issue the FIRST thing you do is disconnect ANYTHING that isn't required to see if some hardware is causing an issue. If you want to rule the forums be my guest.
BTW You are right the monitor does not directly use the memory - the video card uses the memory to create the frame buffers and if you disconnect one of the monitors the video card will require less memory!!!
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