What sort of FPS do you get in BotW 2.9? (1 Viewer)

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40-90 most areas, no drops anywhere tbh. i7 5820k @4.5Ghz, 980Ti, 16GB RAM, SSD

Using Routeres settings with AI turned up a bit and Load whole map at start OFF (it gives a massive boost!)

 

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Mikey

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I don't have a general good FPS at all but it does depend on my bus.

C400R on most maps gives me between 5 - 20 fps (23 at very best)
Gemini 1 or Citaro UK FL gives me around 15 - 20 fps on average.

My most laggy maps are BOTW Legacy and Scunthorpe, I get some serious bus jumping and I just quit the game. Driving around on Hertfordshire, BoTW 2.9, Yorkshire V2, Sutton Coldfield and Cotterell is nice but I have to keep most of the map running during the evening (game time) to match low PC performance.
 
Aug 3, 2016
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I don't have a general good FPS at all but it does depend on my bus.

C400R on most maps gives me between 5 - 20 fps (23 at very best)
Gemini 1 or Citaro UK FL gives me around 15 - 20 fps on average.

My most laggy maps are BOTW Legacy and Scunthorpe, I get some serious bus jumping and I just quit the game. Driving around on Hertfordshire, BoTW 2.9, Yorkshire V2, Sutton Coldfield and Cotterell is nice but I have to keep most of the map running during the evening (game time) to match low PC performance.

I would highly recommend

1. saving your options from the menu (enter a name, then hit save, then hit ok)
2. downloading the oop file i linked above to OMSI 2\option_presets
3. loading that ingame, then ensuring load whole map at start is OFF

good luck!

as well as that run the 4GB_Patch THEN the Large Address Aware patch, as OMSI is an x86 executable, it'll let you use more ram
 
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Mikey

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Feb 6, 2018
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I would highly recommend

1. saving your options from the menu (enter a name, then hit save, then hit ok)
2. downloading the oop file i linked above to OMSI 2\option_presets
3. loading that ingame, then ensuring load whole map at start is OFF

good luck!

as well as that run the 4GB_Patch THEN the Large Address Aware patch, as OMSI is an x86 executable, it'll let you use more ram
Thanks for the tip!
 
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