Way too much actually! Does a simple arena shooter as this really need an involved leveling system, 100+ customizable weapons, crafting, magic abilities, an in-game-economy, side-quests, trials and a build in Wikipedia! I can't fault them for trying though but a sequel will need to crash diet all of this to a more manageable volume. The budget increased and they put in more of everything. That would be less a Vsync issue than a general low FPS problem, but Vsync causing a drop to half refresh causes low FPS, which would create that very problem.The developers technically did everything right in terms of designing a sequel. If that's the case then a low framerate could easily screw up hit detection between two objects if the calculations can't be properly interpolated. It could be that data is being handed off to the GPU for physics that might need to be returned back into the main program for collision data. I would say the latter should be inexcusable, but with more modern games it's a bit more complex than it used to be. That being said, it is possible for certain games to not behave correctly with Vsync enabled due to a programming glitch or an issue with frame-synchronous physics behavior.
That prevents the massive FPS drop inherent to sub-refresh framerates with Vsync on and also prevents visual tearing. There's a compromise option available in a lot of games now, and can sometimes be forced by hardware called "adaptive Vsync", which will keep Vsync on unless your framerate drops below screen refresh, which it then temporarily disables it until the system can catch up again. Turning Vsync on stops the visual tearing as it forces the renderer to wait until the next refresh to commit the render frame over to the screen instead of updating it mid-draw. This is very noticeable in action games like FPS shooters when there's sudden movement, such as turning in place or strafing sideways. When Vsync is off, if your machine CAN keep up and exceed the screen's refresh rate then you'll get visual tearing. If your machine can't keep up then turning Vsync off will prevent this specific behavior. If your screen is 60Hz and your machine can't keep up, it will tend to half the refresh to 30 whenever it drops below 60. The only problem vsync normally causes is if your actual framerate is below your screen refresh rate. I'll offer a little technical explanation. So many people misunderstand how Vsync works.
#Shadow warrior 2 imdb software
Modern GPU's tend to do the same, so if, after verifying you're dust-free and all the fans are working (or water cooling, however you do it) you have any thermal monitoring software you might want to check to see if the temps are going crazy when running Shadow Warrior 2. this is a long shot, but how's your system ventillation-wise? If you haven't dusted your case for a while or there's inadequate airflow the CPU will automatically throttle down to prevent overheating. Then start Steam, then start Shadow Warrior 2 and see if that doesn't improve things. There's no reason to set it to multi unless you're doing a multi-monitor setup and stretching the view across screens.īefore launching Steam, after a fresh boot I'd close out everything on the task bar that isn't absolutely necessary to have running. you might want to check the multiple display settings in the Nvidia control pannel, in the 3D settings and make sure it's set to Single Display Performance Mode in the default settings. Best way to check that is with Task Manager and order the processes by CPU usage from highest to lowest and see what pops up at the top, and check the CPU and RAM overhead on the graphs. Sometimes antivirus software or other background applications can eat CPU cycles when you really don't want them to.
You might check what other processes are running.
#Shadow warrior 2 imdb driver
If your resolution isn't too high then it may be either OS or driver related or a problem with a background application. Res 1152x864 (I'm running on a CRT for very specific reasons)Īll game settings on highest that are supported, except shadows. I'm getting a smooth 75FPS with very high settings on the following: Your system should not be running the game that poorly with those specs.
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