Framerate and Performance: Difference between revisions
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With appropriate settings, most players should be able to achieve playable framerates (such as 30fps) even on older hardware. | With appropriate settings, most players should be able to achieve playable framerates (such as 30fps) even on older hardware. Modern gaming machines should have over 72fps with all settings maximised. | ||
<!--T:42--> | First, make sure to read through the {{ll|Troubleshooting_Guide#Game_Runs_Slow|Game Runs Slow Guide}}. | ||
If you have only integrated graphics (e.g. Intel Core with Iris), use graphics settings Medium or Low, or even lower. | |||
In general, experiment with different Graphics settings until you have the right balance, for you, between image quality and smooth fast framerates. <!--T:42--> | |||
If you have only integrated graphics (e.g. Intel Core with Iris), use graphics settings '''Medium''' or '''Low''', or even lower. | |||
For mid-range graphics cards, we suggest use Low quality or Medium quality shadows, and keep SSAO off or on a low setting. | |||
If you have a high-resolution monitor (1440p, 3k, 4k, UHD) try setting in-game Resolution to 75% or even 50%, that makes a big difference to framerates, with only a small difference in sharpness, some people even prefer not to have razor-sharp lines. | |||
If you have a high-powered graphics card and the game still stutters sometimes, try increasing the Chunk Upload Rate Limiter, a mid-range setting like 3 or 4 seems to be best for most people but the optimum is different on every setup. | |||
Try also adjusting Max FPS and VSync settings, it's best to check performance with Max FPS set to Unlimited and VSync off. | |||
===Advanced Tips for Maximizing Performance=== <!--T:5--> | ===Advanced Tips for Maximizing Performance=== <!--T:5--> | ||
