Lakul Posted November 22, 2025 Report Posted November 22, 2025 Ello! Per the title. I recently did some renovations in my house and had to take down my PC set up. I put everything back up today and played a few other games with no problem in regards to performance. I then tried booting up VS and for some strange reason, I am getting 4-8 FPS with massive freezes. Prior to shutting down before the renovations, I was getting over 100 FPS on max settings unless I was in a resource intensive area. Now, it only goes up to 15 FPS if I set everything to the lowest possible setting, staring up at the sky. All the other games I've played today had no issues and ran just fine, and I've tested a few others with no issue, so I'm curious what could be going wrong here. I've restarted my PC and cleared my VS cache. Not really sure what else to do. Some specs: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700K (3.40 GHz) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 32GB RAM Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Solution Evilel Posted November 22, 2025 Solution Report Posted November 22, 2025 i would double check its actually running your graphics card and not running off of the internal graphics of the motherboard. had a friends computer that kept doing that. 1 1
Lakul Posted November 22, 2025 Author Report Posted November 22, 2025 13 minutes ago, Evilel said: i would double check its actually running your graphics card and not running off of the internal graphics of the motherboard. had a friends computer that kept doing that. You might be on to something. Let me fiddle with some things.
Lakul Posted November 22, 2025 Author Report Posted November 22, 2025 16 minutes ago, Evilel said: i would double check its actually running your graphics card and not running off of the internal graphics of the motherboard. had a friends computer that kept doing that. It would appear that was exactly my issue. My poor Intel card lol. Had to google the solution but we're back to 100FPS! Thank you so much! I probably wouldn't have thought to look at that. 1
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