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[Snrubby]

Got about a 15+ FPS boost by turning off supersampling in the appdata/roaming/2k sports/nba 2k15/videosettings.cfg

Credits to fearwhatnow

[bnb]

i played one quick game and had no stutters or frame drops at all. everything on high, but AA off. 1920x1080.

gameplay is much better than 14. i could see myself playing a ton of this game.

Win7 x64
i5-2500k (stock)
8gig ram
radeon 7950

[23]

What do you open that cfg file with?

[Skyboxer]

Quote: Originally Posted by 23

What do you open that cfg file with?

Just notepad. That's what I always use.

[23]

OK thanks.. I did it earlier but had no idea what to do with it lol

Windows was asking me what program to pick.

[Snrubby]

I just ran fraps and tested which (Full Screen or Full Screen Window) had more consistent fps. I got about 45-60 fps @ FS, about 38 -45 @ FSW. Played Hawks vs Heat @ i5 - 2310 3.10 Ghz, 8gb RAM, Radeon HD 6770, Med. Settings, no special effects

[GOBLUE_08]

Quote: Originally Posted by Snrubby

Got about a 15+ FPS boost by turning off supersampling in the appdata/roaming/2k sports/nba 2k15/videosettings.cfg Credits to fearwhatnow

This seemed to help along with turning off vsync for me. Not sure how much of a jump but it was definitely noticeable.

There will almost certainly be new drivers coming from nvidia with all the new games that came out recently. Just hope it comes sooner than later

[Snrubby]

Quote: Originally Posted by GOBLUE_08

This seemed to help along with turning off vsync for me. Not sure how much of a jump but it was definitely noticeable. There will almost certainly be new drivers coming from nvidia with all the new games that came out recently. Just hope it comes sooner than later

Another thing that helped w/o noticeable decrease in quality was turning AA from 8x to 4x. I don't notice much difference in graphics, but experienced some fps boost