: Ensure your RAM's speed profile is enabled in the BIOS; many systems default to a lower speed (like 2133MHz) even if they are rated for 3600MHz.
: Keep your hardware cool. For laptops, prop up the rear for better airflow, as throttling typically kicks in around 90–95°C.
: Cap this to your monitor's refresh rate (e.g., 144 FPS for a 144Hz monitor) to ensure consistent frame timing and prevent stutters.
: Turn On in Windows settings to prioritize the game's CPU threads and block background maintenance.
: Use a wired Ethernet cable rather than Wi-Fi to eliminate jitter and packet loss. Hardware Check
: Enable Ultimate Performance (for desktops) or High Performance (for laptops). This prevents the CPU from throttling during intense gameplay.
: Ensure your RAM's speed profile is enabled in the BIOS; many systems default to a lower speed (like 2133MHz) even if they are rated for 3600MHz.
: Keep your hardware cool. For laptops, prop up the rear for better airflow, as throttling typically kicks in around 90–95°C.
: Cap this to your monitor's refresh rate (e.g., 144 FPS for a 144Hz monitor) to ensure consistent frame timing and prevent stutters.
: Turn On in Windows settings to prioritize the game's CPU threads and block background maintenance.
: Use a wired Ethernet cable rather than Wi-Fi to eliminate jitter and packet loss. Hardware Check
: Enable Ultimate Performance (for desktops) or High Performance (for laptops). This prevents the CPU from throttling during intense gameplay.