I've turned off and on the 'Use Optimization Arguments for fast computers?' option in the FTB Launcher many times. I play other games (i.e.: non-java) and get awesome FPS on every one. None of which seem to suggest that my GPU is in anyway over-taxed. I've downloaded several GPU monitoring softwares. That's right, I was still on 1.7 when I was getting the awesome FPS. (mostly people telling nubes to bypass their onboard GPUs not understanding that in many cases they don't have onboard GPUs to bypass at all). read countless articles and forum posts online. endlessly tinkered with the settings in the NVidia contorl panel. did a clean install of my NVidia drivers. I ran OPIS, nothing jumped out at me that could be causing an issue.Īfter toiling over this for many many hours, I've tried everything. I went around my base breaking machines and conduits thinking it was something in-game causing it. The worst part is that as I move thru the world I get stutters of very low FPS randomly. Then about a week ago my FPS went to about 20-30 FPS inexplicably. I did something over the holidays (no idea what) that caused my FPS to be consistently above 90 FPS for about 3 weeks. I play FTB DW20 1.7.10 and I usually get about 40-50 FPS which is playable. That doesn't mean it can't play games, though.I'm on a powerful desktop with NVidia GTX 750 ti OC. It's just not powerful enough for titles like Watch Dogs: Legion or Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. To be clear, even though it's based on the same RDNA 2 architecture as AMD's extant Radeon RX 6000 series GPUs, and though it supports the same DirectX 12_2 feature level, this GPU is not really up to the task of playing the latest and greatest AAA 3D titles, not even at low settings. Raphael's integrated GPU is certainly brand-new, and you certainly can play some games on it, too. Sure, these are older and lower-end GPUs, but they played games just fine when they were new. To put things in perspective, this integrated GPU has similar theoretical raster graphics performance to a Radeon HD 4850, HD 5670, or HD 7730. At least, 'pretty limited' compared to other modern graphics processors. The tiny GPU can make up some of the hardware deficit with its high 2200 MHz clock rate, but we're still looking at pretty limited graphics performance. Raphael's GPU is just one of those tiny little grey blocks.

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