Help with Nvidia Graphics card

[Spudknocker]

Hey guys! I recently bought a real gaming rig with a nvidia GeForce 1050 TI and an AMD 8 core 4hz processor with 16gb of ram.

 

Now my question is when I run the game everything works great expect a get huge variations in FPS from 130 fps down to 25fps depending on what's going on. Is there a way to stabilize this? Is it a game issue? Nvidia settings issue or a driver issue? Any ideas? Thanks!

[yubba]

if you got access to nvidia control panel try setting your max frame rendering to zero,, and tweak other settings to see if you can get a stable frame rate every card is different and I also have found new drivers aren't always the best on older games. Plus flying in WOV-1 I have found that the more ai aircraft that is in your area takes a great hit on your frame rate ,, so if you take a big hit check your map to see how much ai is in the area

Edited February 27, 2017 by yubba

[Spudknocker]

Thanks yubba I will try the prerendered frames... I had it set to 1 cuz of a video I saw on youtube about best settings for nvidia graphics, although that was probably for more modern games...

 

In a different twist I thought it was really interesting how having graphics set to high killed the frame rate and having it set to unlimited was the best

[yubba]

I get hammered with so much ai flying in WOV-1,, I have the game set up with WOV 1984 and patched,, even in the earlier campaigns Rolling Thunder and the Line Backer campaigns there is a vast amount of ai up,, and I get a bunch of stutter

[+baffmeister]

Thanks yubba I will try the prerendered frames... I had it set to 1 cuz of a video I saw on youtube about best settings for nvidia graphics, although that was probably for more modern games...

 

In a different twist I thought it was really interesting how having graphics set to high killed the frame rate and having it set to unlimited was the best

 

I noticed that as well with my low end Nvidia card, better performance with most settings set to max. The main limiting settings for me are shadows and viewing distance.

[+MigBuster]

FPS variation is normal you can lock it using Vertical sync...........which tries to keep it around 60fps or a multiple from what I remember. I don't use that in SF but do on some other games. You can also set it to adaptive in NVIDIA settings...............its often a case of making a change and testing each time with these settings.

[Spudknocker]

Awesome thanks for the advice guys!