I’ve started playing a lot of Shell Shock which is a very low-intensity graphics game. I can run it on a very bad work laptop at 15 frames. My desktop however is a full gaming pc with an RTX 2080 TI. The settings of the game do not allow you to change your FPS and my computer decides it’s normal to push 800+ fps at all times while looking at a 2d game.
I didn’t think much of it until I noticed how much louder my fan was running while the application is open, and how quiet it is once I exit. Using a hardware monitoring software I found my GPU was 78°C running a game that doesn’t even need a graphics card to run. It’s idling at 52°.
Is there a way I can manually cap FPS easily? Is there some kind of easy program from Nvidia I can use to do it quickly and easily? I would prefer not to go into my BIOS if I can help it. I couldn’t find any setting like that in GeForce experience. I don't want my computer hitting high temps when it doesn't need to.
Thanks.
I didn’t think much of it until I noticed how much louder my fan was running while the application is open, and how quiet it is once I exit. Using a hardware monitoring software I found my GPU was 78°C running a game that doesn’t even need a graphics card to run. It’s idling at 52°.
Is there a way I can manually cap FPS easily? Is there some kind of easy program from Nvidia I can use to do it quickly and easily? I would prefer not to go into my BIOS if I can help it. I couldn’t find any setting like that in GeForce experience. I don't want my computer hitting high temps when it doesn't need to.
Thanks.