How To Get More FPS in Sekiro on LOW END LAPTOP!

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Published on March 24, 2019 11:24:43 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkKVrurDuj0

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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (2019)

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Update: Here is my Config File of Sekiro if you need it :https://ouo.io/1IOA1O

Can you get more FPS in Sekiro on 920M Low End Laptop? The answer is YES, but there's a catch for that. Here is the tutorial on how to get more FPS in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on 920M Low End Laptop. My Laptop Specs are ASUS X455LJ with Core i3 5005U, GeForce 920M and 8GB of RAM.

How to Get More FPS in Sekiro from the In-Game Setting ( 0:10 )
1. Set the Resolution to 800x450 (Windowed)/ 960x540 (Fullscreen). The lower the resolution, the more FPS that you will get
2. Set the Automatic Rendering Adjusment to ON. It will give you around 2-3 FPS more when it's turned ON.
3. Set the Graphics Setting to LOW
4. In the lowest in-game setting possible (800x450, and Low Setting), I could get around 20-40 FPS when playing Sekiro

How To get More FPS in Sekiro with Tweaking the Config File (1:34)

1. Locate the Config file of Sekiro game. It is located: C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Roaming\Sekiro
2. Open the config file named "GraphicsConfig(dot)xml"
3. You must Disable this setting: ShadowQuality, ShadeQuality, LODQuality, and VolumetricEffectQuality
(Note:
Unfortunately, this tweak will make the game crashed when you use Travel or die in the game. It will crashed in the Loading Screen when you want to Travel to different location or die. There's no fix for that. I recommend this tweak when you want to fight the Boss/Mini Boss. If you want to use the Travel, you must revert the graphics setting by selecting the graphics setting to LOW. It will re-enable the setting that you disable with the Config File before. If you want to prevent the crash, you can exclude or leave the Shadow Quality to LOW. Don't disable it if you don't want to get crashed. But enabling the shadow quality will give you less FPS)
4. Save the setting then open the game and you will see the result and difference

I think that's all the tips. Enjoy the video...


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My Laptop Specification:
ASUS X455LJ 2015 Edition
Processor: Intel Core i3 5th Generation 5005U 2.00 GHz |
RAM: 8GB RAM DDR3L | VGA: NVIDIA GeForce 920M 2GB VRAM
| HDD: 500GB

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Operating System : Windows 10 1803 (April Update)
Recording Software: Windows GamebarDVR
OSD Software: MSI Afterburner

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