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Axo

29 Jan, 2018 @ 7:50pm

10 fps with a 1070 and i7????

when i load in the menu it always says that im using a better graphics card than what it runs on and to check my nvidia control panel but idk what to do. on medium settings i get 10 fps...help

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Originally posted by Dan2D3D:

Hi, if you have a Laptop = you must set it for gaming before playing games with.

OR

You have a desktop and forgot to disable the integrated graphic to avoid driver conflicts and the game is using the integrated graphic.

Share more clues about the computer > paste the Steam system infos > click on help on top of your Steam, go to ''System information'' and paste all here.

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Dan2D3D [developer] 29 Jan, 2018 @ 8:45pm

Last edited by Dan2D3D; 30 Jan, 2018 @ 7:18am

Huperspace has Medieval Engineers

30 Jan, 2018 @ 7:11am

better the full "dxdiag" (use pastebin) log

Axo

30 Jan, 2018 @ 7:04pm

i have a desktop

Tquel

30 Jan, 2018 @ 10:30pm

Originally posted by (Josh):
i have a desktop

Still make sure your pc is actually using the 1070!

Xilo The Odd has Medieval Engineers

31 Jan, 2018 @ 12:35am

the wonderful thing with intel CPU is they can power an integrated graphics process, which replaces the need for a GPU in most cases. however, for gaming, its terrible, especially for demanding games such as this and other big AAA titles.

sometimes your computer will have it assigned as the primary GPU, this is bad. you have to make sure that it isnt whats being used, the easiest way, is disable it. then anything looking for a GPU should default to the 1070.

if its using the 1070, and is still slow, i recommend chacking the GPU itself and see if it needs cleaned. i know it sounds crazy but you wouldnt believe how many times i suggest this to a friend or coworker and the thing is jsut plugged with dust and hair and should honestly have caught fire.

Dan2D3D [developer] 31 Jan, 2018 @ 8:13am

I'm still waiting for more clues to help,

Tho you could read the other problems = they all have solutions to try and it's always the same things to do when having problem.