I would still advise you to check that video out and download D3D Overrider anyway as it's a quick and sure fire way to enabling vSync+Triple Bufferingįor NVIDIA users, open up your graphic Control Panel > 3D Settings > Adjust Image Settings > Use my preference emphasising > Move the slider fully on Performance. Both of these must be enabled together as they work in conjunction with one another. If for some reason you don't have these options or not able to get into your graphic settings then please refer to this video, the video is not mine but it shows you how to set-up D3D Overrider which basicly forces your game (SWTOR) to run with VSync and Triple Buffering enabled. My own tweaks and tips are provided in this guide but also some from other members of the community who i will reference if used.įirstly, the biggest increase you can get is to Enable VSync and Tripe Buffering at the same time which can be found in your graphic settings. This guide will include ways to optimize through graphic settings, tricks, tips and general advice to improve the running of your laptop and gaming and specifically for SWTOR.

This guide will provide the biggest benefit for those running Windows 7 64-bit processors with Nvidia cards and 6gb ram or more as this is what my laptop is spec'd to but you will still notice a massive difference by using this guide for other systems and configurations.

I have been in your position of having terrible FPS of 10-20 constantly or perhaps worse and especially in warzones the FPS drops can become unbearable to the point where you just give up on PvP altogether.įear not, this guide will 'help' to increase your overall performance of running SWTOR and also increase your overall FPS for both PvE content and for Warzones.

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