Today I really wanted to try out the high frame rate mode in “Lies of P.” I’ve been hearing a lot about it, and, you know me, I gotta see what the fuss is all about. So, I booted up my PC and got ready for some action.
First things first, I had to make sure my rig could even handle this. I mean, high frame rates are great and all, but not if your computer sounds like it’s about to take off. Checked my specs – decent GPU, plenty of RAM, and a pretty good CPU. I figured I was good to go.
I launched the game and went straight to the settings. You know, the usual drill – graphics, display, the whole shebang. Found the option for high frame rate mode and turned that baby on. But, of course, it wasn’t that simple.
- Tweaking the Settings: I started playing around with the resolution and a few other graphic settings. Had to turn down some of the fancy stuff to keep things smooth.
- Checking Performance: Kept an eye on my FPS counter. Wanted to make sure it stayed high and didn’t dip too much during intense scenes.
- Restarting the Game: Sometimes you just gotta restart the game to make sure the changes take effect. Did that a couple of times.
After all that messing around, I finally got it working. And let me tell you, it was worth it. The game looked so much smoother, and the gameplay felt way more responsive. It’s like a whole new experience. Fighting those creepy puppets felt so much better with that high frame rate.
But I did notice that my PC was working a bit harder. The fans were louder, and the temperature went up a bit. Nothing too crazy, but it’s something to keep in mind if you’re gonna try this. Make sure your cooling system is up to the task, you know?
My Final Thoughts
Getting that high frame rate mode to work in “Lies of P” was a bit of a hassle, but totally worth the effort. If you’ve got a decent setup, I highly recommend giving it a shot. Just be prepared to tinker with the settings a bit to find that sweet spot. And keep an eye on your PC’s temperature, especially if you’re planning on long gaming sessions. Happy gaming, folks!
