Gracie Dugdale Posts: 3397 Joined: Wed 11:02 pm Kyle pinchen Posts: 3475 Joined: Thu 9:01 pm

I found it made the game look unacceptable. ** The hacked DXD9.DLL file is just a skinny wrapper to trick the game into thinking you have a lesser video card. If you have my card, the settings mentioned in the Background setion above should help you. (3) (optional) I also found incredible performance boost by overclocking my video card using the Catalyst Control Center, but that is another topic entirely and you can cause the game to have weird graphical glitches if you overlock the card just a wee too much. (2) Cat Control Center -> 'Mipmap Detail Level' -> Move the slider to 'Quality' setting (and NOT 'High Quality'). > Advanced (move the slider all the way to the right, and make sure 'Disable Cat. (1) Go to Catalyst Control Center -> '3D' option (under Graphics Settings Tab) -> Catalyst A.I. This requires changing 2 catalyst control center options. Regardless, this fix should work for anyone running an ATI card. (My desktop refresh rate is 100Hz, so I set it to 100Hz.) If your monitor isn't capable of anything above 60Hz, I'm sorry but this fix isn't going to work.Īs you can tell, my machine is under the system requirements, but my video card is well above it. To have the game engine render every world tic and FIX THE FRAME SKIP, go into: Catalyst Control Centry -> Display Options (under Welcome) -> 3D Refresh Rate Override: Set this value to your monitors natural refresh rate. This means you will possibly miss 4 frames every second, and if there is lag it could be extremely noticeable and annoying. Currently the engine runs at 64 ticks per second, but the engine forced the rendering to 60Hz. To resolve the frame skip issue using the RETAIL DirectX DLL file, you simply need to force the game to run at a higher refresh rate. Disabling both these earned me a good bit of FPS. Also, I had to disable the Steam Cloud as it was bugging my save game numbering. Well, I've have successfully been playing the game for over 4 hours now WITHOUT any frame skip or NPC lag Uncheck the option. I found the 'hacked' DXD9.DLL file** to solve the NPC lag problem, but it left the Frame Skip problem and made the game look like crap - I'm used to playing on 'high' setting. I have noticed a ton of you who have also complained about these issues. I don't normally hang around forums, but I had experienced the annoying Frame Skip and incredible lag in the presence of more than a couple NPCs.

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