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So i get 15+ fps at maximum. Usually its around 10 and its very hard to pvp like this. My pc specs are shit so i can understand but i was looking at one thread and it said you could use like
-force-feature-level-9-3
and those commands but i typed all of those into launch settings didnt give me any fps boosts.
Can anyone tell me how to insert theese commands correclty? and i dont wont any responds saying "BUY A BETTER COMPUTER"
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go to your amd or nvidia control panel and put everything on low/disabled and turn off grass, my 540m graphics card can get 60 FPS after these tweaks.
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I have already used all of the cfg options, i was talking about the force feature in the thread.
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Yuck. BUILD another computer.
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Did you read the thread? i wanted help with a certain launch option and i clearly stated "Dont come with bullshit comments saying i should get another computer" If i could afford one i would obviously buy one and not play rust at 10 fps.
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What are your current computer specs? Maybe a small HW upgrade could help. If you are only getting 10 fps software tweaks probably aren't going to help much dude (unless you have something really off).
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Did you read the community guides? Some of these really helped my lack of fps, anyway there's a limit on tweaking the game with console commands and so on. So you have to tweak your pc OUTSIDE the game: things like overclocking (although i didnt try this one), installing razer gamebooster, disabling aero, UNPARKING CPUS (think i read this one on a community guide) and i HOPE many other things i dont know. Its hard with low-pcs my friend, dem feels. (lowering your resolution would help too)
Edit: Ops, huh, i forgot, try to high priority the game from task manager, be aware that this one sometimes may cause some audio-trouble, but for me it works fine. GOOD LUCK
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I only very recently had a bad PC like yours, and even with all the help I got a bare minimum of 30fps in unpopulated areas. If I was you, I'd sort out a cheap PC for the future. When you can afford it of course.
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30 Fps is good in my opinion. I can easily play with that i have been playing rust for 333 hours with 10 so.
But the help i wanted is with this command force-feature level 9-3 and all of those. On a thread i read they said they got a 300% fps boost with it but nothing happends when i use it.
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You are my hero. I can not play a game if I don't get at least 60 fps.
Not being hateful, but that's amazing.
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Sadly all of the launch options broke a couple of updates ago. Everyone is forced onto directx 9.
The exception is the opengl launch option, but that gives truely comically poor performence its not worth trying.
I hope they reintroduce the launch options soon :)
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I got 100 fps on fantastic graphics 1080p, though my screen is 60hz I wish I could give you 40 c:
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Upgrade your toaster.
OR, reduce resolution to 800x600
Otherwise play with low fps since toasters shall not play this game.
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I think the worst part is that i have a dual core 1.60 ghz processor. 1.6 ghz.....
But i dont know very much about computer parts and my brother says that i cant just replace my CPU and that i need to replace all parts. But i cant afford that.
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I really hope they improve the FPS issue for player who have low spec PC.
Like my laptop I can support DayZ and Battlefield 4 and the weirdest part is I can't seems to run Rust in a perfect FPS. Max I get is 15-20 worst is 10 below when I reach to some huge area (With building)
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Yeah, that's pretty...not good. For an older computer like that (assuming we're not talking about a cheap laptop) it would honestly be more cost efficient just to buy a new desktop altogether. When you are in the market for a new computer, you can get a decent desktop for about 500 bucks, nothing amazing but take that, get yourself a 2GB Nvidia GPU to slap inside it which you can get for somewhere between 80-200 on the cheap.
It honestly sounds like you've probably done as much as you can already.
Dumb x 4
Agree x 1
