(Probability of Success 80%)ī) Fix your problem. This FPS drop problem will not solve itself, unfortunately.Ī) Accurately diagnose your problem and narrow down its root cause(s). We will help you achieve 2 objectives in this post, and for that we require you to be patient, and to carefully follow the below instructions till the end. I still recommend it though, as things like your pnuematic weapon pressure displays frequently go offscreen with 45 degree FoV.I believe we faced a very similar problem to what you are describing. If you are fine with the cramped screen, ignore this or change it back. This one is up to you, but with so many complaints about naseua from having such a tight FoV, here you go.
This is most noticeable on widescreen displays. Discussion currently seems to believe the reason for the massive FPS gain is the with vsync on, all 3D display tech turns off, and since no drivers to use it anyway, no reason not to use this. Fairly obvious, but the FPS gains are dramatic and prevents screen tearing. For a full discussion on how dramatic this changes lighting ingame, check Wikipedia. So if you're running DX9, I'd recommend against this change. It changes the lighting to a different system that works better with DX10 and 11. Now, if you're running a weaker CPU, this might actually be a performance hit, but in most cases it actually acts as a gain. Ctrl+C to copy it, and go to Steam / Userdata and do a file search for user.cfgĥ) When and if it finds it (should), paste the file over to ensure settings propigate. (Trust me.)ī) Next search for r_vsync off and change it to on.Ĭ) And lastly go down to sick_fov 45 and change it to 60.Ĥ) Save file. Once you have the video and controls where you want, do this.ġ) Go to your My Documents folder, and turn on Show Hidden Files in folder options.Ģ) Go to AppData / Local / 4A Games / Metro 2033 and open user.cfgģa) Search for r_gi 0 and set it to 1. Well, first thing after installing and launching the game once to put in your settings.
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