The game is running very slowly or feels choppy—any optimization tips?

In most cases, you can achieve a balance between performance and visual quality by adjusting the presets in Settings → Graphics Settings → Overall Quality. If issues persist, please follow these steps:

• For best performance, install the game on a Solid State Drive (SSD). Although the game may run on HDDs or external drives, performance and load times may be significantly impacted.
• Update to the latest graphics driver
• In most cases, enabling Frame Generation under Settings → Graphics Details → Frame Generation can significantly increase FPS. However, on low-end GPUs or high-resolution monitors, this might cause FPS drops. Test and decide based on your results.
• Lower settings for “Oversampling Resolution,” “Global Illumination,” “Shadow Quality,” “Texture Quality,” etc., which greatly impact FPS.
• Restart your PC and close unnecessary background applications, especially screen recorders, video players, and antivirus software, which can heavily affect performance.
• Update Windows to the latest version.
• Restart your computer and close unnecessary background applications. During gameplay, please shut down memory-intensive software such as screen recording tools, video players, and antivirus programs. Insufficient video memory may lead to stuttering, frame drops, or even crashes with an “Out of Video Memory” error. Adjusting the "Texture Quality" setting in the graphics detail options can significantly reduce video memory usage and improve overall performance.
• The “Global Illumination,” “Reflection Quality,” and “Volumetric Fog” settings in the graphics detail options can greatly impact frame rate and lighting effects. Choose the appropriate levels based on your system capabilities.
• The “Oversampling Resolution” value directly affects visual clarity and frame rate. Setting it too high may cause noticeable input lag. Adjust this value according to your personal preference and performance needs.