Alright, guys, so I’ve been messing around with Wuthering Waves, trying to squeeze every last drop of performance out of it. I finally cracked the code to get a (mostly) stable 120 fps, and I’m here to share the messy, glorious details.
The Beginning of Frustration
First off, let me tell you, this wasn’t some easy, one-click solution. I started by just maxing out all the settings, thinking my rig could handle it. Nope. Stuttering, frame drops, the whole nine yards. It was a mess. So, I backed off a bit, lowering some of the more intense settings, but still, it felt choppy.
The Tinkering Begins
Then, I started digging deeper. I went into the game files. And I found it! I located some configuration files.
- I changed a few lines of code, mainly stuff related to frame rate caps and V-Sync. Don’t ask me exactly what I changed, because honestly, it was a lot of trial and error.
- I restarted the game. Still not perfect, but definitely better.
The Driver Dilemma
Next, I updated my graphics drivers. Always a good idea, right? Made a slight difference, but still not that buttery smooth 120 I was craving.
I even tried some older drivers, thinking maybe the newest ones weren’t optimized for the game yet. Nope, that was a dead end. Back to the latest drivers.
Fine-Tuning the System
After that, I messed with some Windows settings. You know, things like power options (set it to high performance, obviously), and background processes (killed everything I didn’t absolutely need).
I also tweaked some settings in my graphics card’s control panel. Things like forcing anisotropic filtering and messing with anti-aliasing. Again, a lot of experimentation here.
The (Almost) Victory
Finally, after all that, I rebooted my PC, launched the game, and… boom! Almost a constant 120 fps. It still dips occasionally, especially in really busy areas, but it’s SO much better than before.
So, there you have it. My messy, chaotic journey to 120 fps in Wuthering Waves. It wasn’t pretty, but it (mostly) worked! It will probably take other players some time to get these results on their own, but it’s so worth it for that smooth, sweet gameplay.
