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Heimdall2061

12 years ago

Titanfall running very slowly, poor FPS and stuttering.

Titanfall ran perfectly well for me during Beta, but I now experience slowdown and stuttering during gameplay which renders the game unplayable. I'd really like to play the game, but I can't. This is...

Carbonic

Hero+

12 years ago

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Heimdall2061
12 years ago
I have posted my system's DxDiag and a summary of my problem (poor framerate and general slowness). Do I need to post more information? If so, what kind?
- EA_Barry
  Community Manager
  12 years ago
  It is possible your laptop is running the game on the motherboards video hardware rather than your nvidia 460M.
  
  Goto Windows control panel and then Power Options, set the power plan to High Performance.
  
  In the nvidia control panel you can explicitly specify that when you run TF that your 460M is to be used.
  - Heimdall2061
    12 years ago
    I do have my computer on High Performance. The Nvidia control panel seems to indicate that it's already using my 460M globally. I have also tried forcing Vsync off, but that didn't seem to help a great deal.