I had constant framedrops because my cpu was overheating. I used a program called apeccy to monitor temperatures. Iwas told it was either temperature or settings, so maybe it helps to check that out.
this post was submitted on 09 Sep 2023
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That's a good idea. I'll check it out.
I saw in another thread that when the CPU is near the lower requirements that getting the game to use like 97-95% of the CPUs maximum output solved a lot of problems like this and freezing.
No idea if you've tried it or even how to configure anything to do this, but maybe it'll help? I mean not having a game too conflict with what little time you have left is un American....?
Haha.
I will definitely check into that. Thanks for the tip.
My experience with crashes has been very weird. I'll go 10 hours without crashing and then suddenly I'm crashing left and right until I leave that area or something? But there's nothing wrong with the area because I'll go back to that area and spend hours there(one crashing spot was an outpost). If your experience is similar you could try going somewhere else for a bit and returning?