Wotlk 3.3.5 - D3d9 converted to (D3D12 or Vulkan) FPS and perfomance BOOST

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Originally Posted by Bitebear

How do I remove the FPS that's now 24/7 on my in-game wow screen? Any way to hide it?

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Press Ctrl + R

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Originally Posted by jcp171

This is amazing!! was getting 20-30 fps before, now its smooth as butter and consistent as hell. Why isn't this on the front page? Thanks a million!

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Is it still okay?

Tried this on my i5-10300H and 1660Ti, it's been 3 days, several raids and it's been great so far, noticeable FPS increase

To anyone using DXVK and Nvidia GPU follow these instructions to make Gsync work in borderless: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Nv...DXGI_swapchain

I have 60 fps on Window Mode Maximixed and 165 fps in full screen:

Window Mode: Screenshots: https://i.imgur.com/jg8BKS5.jpeg
Full Screen: https://i.imgur.com/RMH8ZAD.jpeg

I deleted wow.dxvk-cache and I have the following settings in dxvk.conf too:

dxgi.enableDialogMode = True
d3d9.enableDialogMode = True

Edit: I found a solution, I inserted the following settings in dxvk.cong:

dxgi.syncInterval = 0
dxvk.tearFree = True
d3d9.presentInterval = 0

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Originally Posted by lucaflavius96

I have 60 fps on Window Mode Maximixed and 165 fps in full screen:

Window Mode: Screenshots: https://i.imgur.com/jg8BKS5.jpeg
Full Screen: https://i.imgur.com/RMH8ZAD.jpeg

I deleted wow.dxvk-cache and I have the following settings in dxvk.conf too:

dxgi.enableDialogMode = True
d3d9.enableDialogMode = True

Edit: I found a solution, I inserted the following settings in dxvk.cong:

dxgi.syncInterval = 0
dxvk.tearFree = True
d3d9.presentInterval = 0

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You have a 60 hertz monitor which can't represent more than 60 frames per second. Making your computer render more than 60 frames per second is a waste of energy and therefore money.

My monitor has 165 hz (DELL G2724D) and everything works fine in all games. Check my edit, I just added those lines in the .conf file and I have 165 fps in window mode.

My game doesn't even launch after applying this. I just tried with a clean install too. Any ideas?

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Originally Posted by PijudazoForum

My game doesn't even launch after applying this. I just tried with a clean install too. Any ideas?

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The process is running, but the game isn't. I have to manually kill the process and launch the game without the fix.

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Originally Posted by PijudazoForum

The process is running, but the game isn't. I have to manually kill the process and launch the game without the fix.

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Make sure your GPU drivers are up to date.

In case anyone wants to know how to get fullscreen borderless (Windowed Mode Maximized) working with nvidia gpu, set the settings here (or as below) https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/is...ent-3346721133 using https://github.com/Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfileInspector

https://i.imgur.com/C3S1JR6.png

https://i.imgur.com/QIbXhrq.png

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Originally Posted by airchandler

In case anyone wants to know how to get fullscreen borderless (Windowed Mode Maximized) working with nvidia gpu, set the below settings with https://github.com/Orbmu2k/nvidiaProfileInspector

https://private-user-images.githubus...eGoijMxfQa-kaM

https://private-user-images.githubus...LpNTnANM2DvKMY

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Can't see the photo, but isn't that the same instructions as this: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Nv...DXGI_swapchain

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Originally Posted by Shred

Can't see the photo, but isn't that the same instructions as this: https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Nv...DXGI_swapchain

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Weird, the images work for me, anyway the images are taken from this thread, i just put a new comment with the settings needed (there's a couple of extra steps different from that guide you linked) https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/is...ent-3346721133

I also tried the guide you linked and those settings work for me as well to fix fullscreen windowed mode, so i guess there's multiple ways to get it working.

This has brought a massive improvement for my system, so thank you op.
Personally I have limited the maxfps to 60, because im an old guy and don't need/notice if there's more than that.
In case anyone needs it for whatever reason, here is the console command:

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/console maxfps 60

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Originally Posted by Flavi87

This has brought a massive improvement for my system, so thank you op.
Personally I have limited the maxfps to 60, because im an old guy and don't need/notice if there's more than that.
In case anyone needs it for whatever reason, here is the console command:

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/console maxfps 60

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I recommend that you enable vsync instead of doing that, since that is likely to cause tearing depending on your setup. (If you don't notice the tearing, well, then it's not an issue.)