Trigon: Space Story instal the last version for mac

Its still in my control panel and its still working iam rendering 60 fps always and not over 300 like before i did that. I added the executable of the game manualy into nvidia control panel I have not yet tried gimping the gpu but it has been suggested extensively here.

The control panel isn't quite cutting it anymore, this thing will not abide it. The exe even disappeared from the known apps list and I had to dig it back up after the last update. (outside of obvi differences in res and hz) Same performance running it at 1080p 144hz ultra as gimped to 720p 30hz. The game even looks and runs the same from very low to the highest settings. Limiting the framerate, setting vsync, adjusting refresh and changing resolutions has little effect on the out of control usage. The game ignores all settings, both within the game and outside. Originally posted by bean:It used to be that you could limit it through nvidia but that doesnt seem to work anymore. I personaly went into nvidia control panel and set the maximum fps to 60 Game just has an issue in dialog´s where it uses to much system ressources pretty sure that will be fixed in one of the next patchesĪnd it may render X amount of fps in main menu if you don´t cap the fps why is a single screen game with only 5-10 little dudes running around and a few missile shots ( or even just the maintenance screen alone, ramping up system resources? no thank you.

I can play open world games with nice graphics and lots going on that run smoother. And i cannot figure out why on earth a static screen is running such a high demand unless there is something going on in the background that i dont know about, i paid for a game.

i try to stay away from un optimised games, id rather have mediocre graphics and smooth running especially in a game like this where the graphics are really a 'back ground' anyway. Originally posted by 4Horsemen:i think im gonna refund until this issue is fixed.

Trigon: Space Story instal the last version for mac