Okay, so I'm playing WarFrame right now using a laptop that isn't quite built for handling games with graphics of this level.
CPU: Intel Core i7-2630QM
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M
RAM: 8GB DDR3
HD: 750GB, 5200RPM
At the moment, it's the GPU that's bottlenecking the performance, even on lowest settings.
Fairly decent, I guess, but it dips to as low as 10-15 FPS when playing on crowded Defense missions-- or almost any outdoor mission, really. After being repeatedly one-shotted by something (still not sure what; I couldn't even see what hit me) over the course of nearly an hour during one of the Event Alert missions, I decided that I need to find some sort of way to increase my FPS.
So, I decided, hey-- decreasing LOD Bias using the NVIDIA GeForce SLI Profile Tool. Worked like a charm for me in Vindictus.
But here's where the problem comes in-- even though I went through the same process that I did for Vindictus, it simply isn't working for Warframe. When I throw the commands in and boot up the game, the graphics look as beautiful and GPU-eating as ever.
So, could any of you more tech-savvy people out there please help me with this? XD
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Okay, so I'm playing WarFrame right now using a laptop that isn't quite built for handling games with graphics of this level.
CPU: Intel Core i7-2630QM
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M
RAM: 8GB DDR3
HD: 750GB, 5200RPM
At the moment, it's the GPU that's bottlenecking the performance, even on lowest settings.
Fairly decent, I guess, but it dips to as low as 10-15 FPS when playing on crowded Defense missions-- or almost any outdoor mission, really. After being repeatedly one-shotted by something (still not sure what; I couldn't even see what hit me) over the course of nearly an hour during one of the Event Alert missions, I decided that I need to find some sort of way to increase my FPS.
So, I decided, hey-- decreasing LOD Bias using the NVIDIA GeForce SLI Profile Tool. Worked like a charm for me in Vindictus.
But here's where the problem comes in-- even though I went through the same process that I did for Vindictus, it simply isn't working for Warframe. When I throw the commands in and boot up the game, the graphics look as beautiful and GPU-eating as ever.
So, could any of you more tech-savvy people out there please help me with this? XD
Thanks!
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