H1Z1 does not let you access all their graphics settings from their in game graphics settings panel. Some games have a file in which you can further trade better graphics for higher frame rates. This may be obvious, but may not be, I am guessing at least a few people don't know about this.ģ. Then go to Power and select when plugged in for the processor to favor "Maximum Performance." You might want to select 1280x720p under resolution settings if you are running your game in windowed mode for the best Alt+Tab experience. Turn off anti-aliasing and select Performance under General Settings. Go into Intel's "Intel HD Graphics" properties and go to 3D. I was not disappointed because I did not expect much or anything.Ģ. However, I still only got around 24fps with this. I wanted to be able to play with my friends on H1Z1 (King of the Kill), I did not expect to get the performance I did, getting above 60fps, (sometimes well above that number,) so I want to share what I did in case anyone else is having trouble with their frame rate for on board graphics. The laptop I have has 8GB of RAM in which 4GB of RAM can be shared with the onboard graphics. The Core i5 6200u has Intel HD 520 graphics. However, on, their external graphics dock is not out yet, and so I wanted to see how to get performance from on board graphics. Acer markets this device for the "Avid Gamer" for it has Thunderbolt 3 which they are developing an external graphics dock for. So I have an Acer R13 372T with a dual core, 4 thread, Intel Core i5 6200u 2.30GHz.
I hope this helps you increase your FPS if your PC uses slow onboard graphics. Note that all FPS counts are approximated by me reading the Steam FPS counter and trying to get an estimate. Many people may know all of the things I've tried, but this is for people who do not know.Īfter initially trying the obvious step 1, all the other steps but step 6 (I have not tried step 6 yet,) I increased my FPS from 24FPS to 60-100FPS on H1Z1 depending on the location I was in game.
This focuses on H1Z1 with Steps 3, 4 and 5 but probably correlates to other steam games. Step 6 may damage your computer, (probably not though). Step 3, 4 and 5 are sort of the same step with individual purposes. ("Advanced Steam User" is a term when that I see Steam use when I want to do stuff like browsing local content. Step 2 requires that you have a intel processor on your laptop with intel HD onboard graphics (without a discrete graphics card.) Step 3, 4, and 5 are for "Advanced Steam" users only. Step 1 is obvious, I think Step 7, (the last step), helped the most. I do not recommend completing some of these steps. BEFORE YOU READ: I did this on Windows 10 with an Intel Core i5 6200u (Intel HD 520 graphics) laptop with fan assisted air cooling.
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