Fortnite FPS DROP

GAMING6698

i am getting fps drop for sometime 4-3sec when enemy attack..what is chill(FPS)in amd radeon software i thing this can fix my low fps sometime..i don't know how this work 

Someone said if i enable this then launch the game if fps going to decrease then it not going to less then 60fps that selected in chill(fps) you will get 60+fps is this is true?

andylb

Fortnite is an online game and therefore subject to numerous factors that are nothing to do with your laptop settings. Servers being busy, packet sizes, speeds slowed down by numerous factors, If games that aren't online play normally then it is a game/server/internet problem. Go to the Fortnite support site for answers to fps drops etc.

Roody

Hi GAMING6698

• DDU and reinstall diferent drivers from nvidia (the ones on acer website, the last ones on nvidia and some old ones i read about in a forum);

• Undervolt the CPU;

• Changed Boost Power to a lower value;

• Reinstaled windows 10 (using 1803);

• Playing in Window or borderless;

GAMING6698

I have amd graphic card not nvidia

andylb

Chill is meant to stabilize your FPS, you can set a minimum and a maximum. Have you set your Control center to my recommended settings

Make sure you game with your battery charged to 100% BEFORE gaming and KEEP plugged into power while gaming, Windows MUST be set to High Performance plan, then do this:
Open your AMD control center 
First click the Updates tab at the bottom left and make sure your graphics drivers are updated to 19.11.2 or higher and click express upgrade. If you don't have the Adrenalin Control Center download it here
https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-19-11-2



Make sure High Performance is selected under Power Plan in Nitrosense when on AC



After that make sure your games are listed under switchable graphics and your games are set on High Performance, you must import your games .exe using the Browse tab in pic below



Lastly to run your game on the RX560x you must launch the game from inside the Radeon Adrenalin Control Center. Click the gaming tab then if your game is not there you will need to add your game's .exe by using the ADD button on the right and navigating to your games .exe file, then click the drop down box for your game then click launch. The game will now launch using the RX560x and your CPU should be boosting to MAX but only if needed and it will be monitored in Nitrosense

GAMING6698

Roody said:

Hi GAMING6698

• DDU and reinstall diferent drivers from nvidia (the ones on acer website, the last ones on nvidia and some old ones i read about in a forum);

• Undervolt the CPU;

• Changed Boost Power to a lower value;

• Reinstaled windows 10 (using 1803);

• Playing in Window or borderless;

I have update window 10 (1909) and my graphic card is rx 560x not nvidia

GAMING6698

Roody said:

Hi GAMING6698

• DDU and reinstall diferent drivers from nvidia (the ones on acer website, the last ones on nvidia and some old ones i read about in a forum);

• Undervolt the CPU;

• Changed Boost Power to a lower value;

• Reinstaled windows 10 (using 1803);

• Playing in Window or borderless;

I have update window 10 (1909) and my graphic card is rx 560x not nvidia

andylb

And you are launching your game in the AMD Control center NOT from a desktop shortcut?

andylb

Fortnite is an online game and therefore subject to numerous factors that are nothing to do with your laptop settings. Servers being busy, packet sizes, speeds slowed down by numerous factors, If games that aren't online play normally then it is a game/server/internet problem. Go to the Fortnite support site for answers to fps drops etc.