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[li]First check your drivers. Nvidia users anything prior to 296 and the new beta show best performance. AMD users install the 12.7 beta driver.[/li]
[li]Second is rendering quantity. Lowering this can give you a dramatic boost to FPS. Smedley was recommending .85 on the scale. You can adjust viewing quality, but I suggest leaving this as the very last part to tweak.[/li]
[li]Third certain settings will have a bigger effect on your FPS gain depending on what you lower. Turning shadows and textures to low will give the largest increase to your FPS. You maybe able to tweak the setting to have a mix between low, medium, and high to find the quality and FPS you are looking for.[/li]
[li]Fourth running the game in fullscreen windowed mode has resulted in a FPS increase for some. Give this a shot.[/li]
[li]To multi GPU users with SLI or Crossfire PS2 is working nicely with either of these technologies. if you are having issues with your setup I recommend disabling multi GPU and it will likely raise your FPS or at least stabilize it. Some report there is a FPS gain over single GPU, so its mixed right now. Best to test with it on and off to see what you get for results.[/li]
[li]Laptop users make sure you are set to High Performance option. Quite a few laptop users were having FPS issues and their only issue was having it on either low or balanced.[/li]
[li]Just so you all know there is a memory leak causing your FPS to go down the longer you play. If you restart every so often you won't experience this issue.[/li]
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[li]First check your drivers. Nvidia users anything prior to 296 and the new beta show best performance. AMD users install the 12.7 beta driver.[/li]
[li]Second is rendering quantity. Lowering this can give you a dramatic boost to FPS. Smedley was recommending .85 on the scale. You can adjust viewing quality, but I suggest leaving this as the very last part to tweak.[/li]
[li]Third certain settings will have a bigger effect on your FPS gain depending on what you lower. Turning shadows and textures to low will give the largest increase to your FPS. You maybe able to tweak the setting to have a mix between low, medium, and high to find the quality and FPS you are looking for.[/li]
[li]Fourth running the game in fullscreen windowed mode has resulted in a FPS increase for some. Give this a shot.[/li]
[li]To multi GPU users with SLI or Crossfire PS2 is working nicely with either of these technologies. if you are having issues with your setup I recommend disabling multi GPU and it will likely raise your FPS or at least stabilize it. Some report there is a FPS gain over single GPU, so its mixed right now. Best to test with it on and off to see what you get for results.[/li]
[li]Laptop users make sure you are set to High Performance option. Quite a few laptop users were having FPS issues and their only issue was having it on either low or balanced.[/li]
[li]Just so you all know there is a memory leak causing your FPS to go down the longer you play. If you restart every so often you won't experience this issue.[/li]
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