Closed chariotiscariot closed 2 years ago
It picks a 60hz display mode. Aside from that, any kind of frame rate limiting is entirely up to the application (unless you explicitly enable the DXVK framerate limiter, which as far as I can tell from the logs, you didn't.)
It's probably just slow on your GPU.
It picks a 60hz display mode. Aside from that, any kind of frame rate limiting is entirely up to the application (unless you explicitly enable the DXVK framerate limiter, which as far as I can tell from the logs, you didn't.)
It's probably just slow on your GPU.
I have a feeling that the Nvidia drivers, or some sort of power limiting setting, or some sort of weird half-vsync (60hz display mode as you mentioned) might be doing it. One should be able to go over 30FPS when staring at a blank wall, or something.
Either way, this is probably not a DXVK issue. Whenever I've tested GTA IV, it was running at >60FPS.
I'm closing this because there isn't really anything we can do. Feel free to reopen if you make some discovery.
GTA4 seems to be capped at 30fps after copying d3d9.dll and dxgi.dll to it's main folder. I've tried messing with the graphics settings on the game but the framerate doesn't improve. I was getting an average of 50fps with the graphics settings below before this change so I'm wondering if I've missed a step.
Software information & Settings
GTA 4 version 1.0.7.0 Resolution - 1366 x 768 Texture quality - High Reflection quality - High Water quality - Low Shadow quality -High Night Shadows - Off Texture filter quality - Anisotropic x16 View distance - 21 Detail distance - 12 Vehicle density - 14 Definition - On VSync - On
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