Originally posted by FT:A few things you can try for helping those low FPS spots: You play on a massive island where wild animals, NPC soldiers, and other players are looking to take what you have. It’s an open-world multiplayer, survival PvP shooter with crafting mechanics, survival stats, and a first-person perspective. Only really PURPOSELY tested it once though (while hosting directly from the game) so more testing with different variables is something I should probably try. Rust is nearly the same game, and it can be just as unpredictable and punishing as DayZ. I might need to check again, but I don't remember suffering any major performance dips from hosting or joining multiplayer in 7Days so far. Turning your 7800K's HyperThreading OFF and getting the maximum stable/cool overclock you can reach should also help. Make sure your computer's RAM is running at its rated XMP profile speed (CTRL+ALT+DEL opening TaskManager and selecting RAM should show you what speed you're currently running at). OR you can manually reset them to default by typing: trees 4, and gfx dtpixįor low fps at the start of night and/or morning (or with a bunch of lights and forges at base) you may need to lower ShadowDistance to MEDIUM or even OFF right now.įor low fps at horde-nights try to make sure your horde-night zombie count option is set lower than 32 X playercount.AKA singleplayer, set it at 32zeds or lower.2players set it at 16zeds or fewer.5players set it to 6zeds or fewer. These usually reset back to default whenever you quit out of the game, so you'll probably need to retype them whenever you play. This will sliiiightly shorten the tree rendering distance (very minimal, but enough to help in some areas) and will simplify distant hills/terrain shapes until you move closer. Then press enter, then either ESC or F1 to close the menu.
In Audio options you might want to set EnableVoiceChat OFF (this used to help some folks with low FPS for some reason).Īfter loading into your map/save, press F1 and type: When you're in the game's Main Menu (yes, specifically here instead of paused in-game), go into the visual options and lower Particles to 20%-30% and consider turning Occlusion OFF.click apply. This opens a small window with several extra options, in there you can uncheck/turn-off EasyAntiCheat and GameSparksAnalytics. Open the game from your fullscreen Steam Library window and select Open Launcher instead of Run Game. A few things you can try for helping those low FPS spots:
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