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May help increase performance with Nvidia cards

By jimmythefoot

Can't take credit for this. Saw it from another guy on here, somewhere, and it helped me tremendously. Thought i would put it up here for you all. This helped me with stutters and screen tearing. Hope this helps you all.

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Ryse : Son Of Rome for NVIDIA users

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Ryse : Son Of Rome for NVIDIA users

Can't take credit for this. Saw it from another guy on here, somewhere, and it helped me tremendously. Thought i would put it up here for you all.

Open Nvidia control panel.
Go to "Manage 3D settings".
Click on "Program settings" to the right and hit the "ADD" tab.
Scroll down to "Ryse.exe", select it so it is highlighted and hit "Add Selected Program" at the bottom of the window.
If it is not there do a search.
Once it is added it should show up in the "Program settings" underneath the "1. Select a program to customize:" Header.
Scroll down to "Low Latency" and set to Ultra
Scroll down to "Maximum pre-rendered frames" and change this to "1"
Scroll down to "Vertical Sync" and change this to "Adaptive"
Save these settings and leave Nvidia control panel open.
Log into Origin or make an account and leave this open/logged in and just minimize this.

Go into the Ryse game and . . .
Turn off motion blur
Turn off Supersampling
Turn off VSYNC
Turn off lock FPS

Play.

This helped me with stutters and screen tearing. Hope this helps you all.

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Mordsspaß 7 Jun @ 9:02am

worked. thanks!

fhish 1 Jun @ 5:13pm

worked beautifully. "maximum pre-rendered frames" seems to translate to "vr pre-rendered frames" to 1 instead and i set v-sync to "fast" and it seems to work well.

TheVermanator 19 Feb @ 11:11am

Not sure if you're still updating this, but for people who see different options, I set VR pre-rendered frames to 1 (this was the default already), and set my V-sync to on. It seems to have helped a lot, and I didn't have the settings mentioned in the guide.