I haven't run into any of those things you've mentioned yet, and I hope not to. Now I actually need an fps limiter because my character runs faster for each frame over 60, and indoors with 300fps I am the Flash. After setting both to 0 I went from ~25 fps in Qasmoke to over 300 fps. I had read in a few places to set this to 0 in FalloutPrefs.ini but none mentioned that it is also in Fallout.ini, and whichever one is not set to 0 will reset to other back to 1. Hello, I fixed this issue with an ini edit. As you settlement build you add more content to the game. You don't need to mod this game to run into trouble. I got temps up to 95c on an intel tower cooler with my i7 6700k. Using more will drop your frame rate.Īfter a few levels with settlement building the game produces lots of CPU heat. A 6 core should have about 17% CPU usage. Also use Fallout 4 Performance Monitor to check your CPU usage. Use Fallout 4 Performance Monitor to test. Some counters false report in Fallout 4 & Skyrim SE. Make sure vsync is off in the games inis. To be safe set your refresh rate in the Nvidia control panel to 60 or 75hz. I have to jump through hoops to get it to run on my 4k & wide screen monitors. Now after the patches, spector patches & DLCs it takes a GTX 1080 ti to do the same thing.įallout 4 does not like anything but 1080, 1440 resolution 60hz monitors. When the game came out I used a GTX 980 ti & played at 4k resolution. I hope someone can help.Įdit: Also, why is my game FPS capped at 48fps when my monitor is 144hz and I have my refresh rate set to 144? I'd very much like to play some Fallout 4 to see what I've missed, but this makes it impossible. My computer is a few years old, but so is Fallout 4 and it should be able to run this game no problem at 60 fps. It's like Fallout is rejecting my computer. In 15 years of Bethesda games, I've never encountered this. I have read that shadows greatly affect performance, but changing shadow quality from ultra to low made no difference in fps, which should not make sense.

There were a number of tips to fix fps by reducing shadow quality and whatnot, but they made no difference at all. Examples of the messed up skybox: One Two

The skybox in qasmoke is messed up, and I get awful ~30 or <30 fps there. Ctest, an indoor cell with nothing but a few doors, gives a measely 48 fps when it should be no less than 60. I tested FPS outdoors with 'coc ctest' and took the door to Charlestown. I haven't played FO4 before so I don't want to spoil the world. I have mod organizer installed so there are no mods in my Data folder, and running the game through the normal executable yields <30 fps outdoors with no graphics mod at all. This is despite the fact that the game auto-assigns me max ultra settings and my computer is far in excess of what is necessary to run Fallout 4. Hi, I decided it was time to play Fallout 4 for the first time, however I am shocked to see the game is completely unplayable due to low FPS.

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