In this video, I'll show you how to eliminate lag and increase FPS in Deadlock! 🎮 If you're experiencing freezing, low FPS, or stuttering during crucial moments, don't worry! I've broken down the best settings for both low-end and high-end PCs that will help boost your FPS and make the game as smooth as possible.
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Commands:
-high
Starts the game with high priority in the operating system.
This can improve performance if other processes aren't hogging the system.
-nosplash
Disables splash screens at the start of the game, which speeds up game launch.
-fullscreen
Starts the game in fullscreen mode. This can sometimes improve performance.
-noborder
Used to run the game in a borderless window,
which can reduce lag when switching between windows.
-dx11
Uses DirectX 11 to run the game.
In some cases, this can improve performance compared to other DirectX versions.
-threads count
Specifies how many threads the game will use. Set the value equal to the number of cores on your processor.
(You can find your threads in Task Manager Performance )
-novsync
Disables vertical synchronization, which can reduce lag and improve frame rate.
-lowmemory
Reduces the game's memory usage, which can be helpful on older computers or devices with limited resources.
-noaffinity
Disables affinity for specific processor cores, which can help improve performance, especially on multitasking systems.
-noaaf
Disables antialiasing, which can significantly improve performance but reduce graphics quality. This is useful on low-end PCs.
-noshadows
Disables shadows, which can also significantly improve performance, especially if you have a weaker graphics card.
-lowres
Runs the game at a low resolution, which can reduce system load and increase FPS.
-nod3d9ex
Disables Direct3D 9Ex, which can improve performance, especially on older graphics cards.
-disableframecap
Disables the FPS cap, which can allow the game to run at a higher frame rate if your system can handle it.
-force-d3d11
Forces the game to use DirectX 11. In some cases, this can improve performance on newer graphics cards.
-highpriority
Sets the game's process priority in the operating system to high, which can speed up data processing and improve FPS stability.
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