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Originally Posted by Markus Witt
Now after some testing I found that FOR ME (no guarantees) the problem was caused by the wrong setting in the Nvidia configuration screen. It seems the game was using the integrated Intel graphics card instead of the Nvidia card. You can change this in the Nvidia configuration screen:
Open NVIDIA configuration screen --> Control 3D settings --> Program settings --> 1. Select SH5 in the list of games --> 2. Select Nvidia processor as preferred graphics processor for this program --> Apply
I found that the standard selection for the graphics processor is the integrated processor leading to poor performance in game. This worked for me, hope it helps.
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We have a winner! I did the same thing and the FPS immediately leaped to a steady 60. As a test, I restored the other changes (from the post I quoted above), and the FPS began to cycle rapidly from 35 to 60, depending on what I was doing. So there are still some helpful things besides the Nvidia settings that should be done, although the Nvidia change is the most important by far. I'll play around with this some more, and report findings.
To emphasize the key point from Markus' post: You need to go into the Nvidia Control Panel and make sure there is a setting specifically for SH5, AND that setting specifically uses the Nvidia card instead of the mainboard graphics processor (there's a selection box for this). And don't forget to "Apply" the changes!
Great find Markus!
