#JUST CAUSE 2 PC FRAME RATE ISSUES UPDATE#
#JUST CAUSE 2 PC FRAME RATE ISSUES PC#

Then turn each settings on and see the same cutscenes again to see which setting is causing this problem.Watch us tour the islands with the wingsuit above.Combat shares in that violent slapstick humor because it gives you so many absurd tools that enable creative destruction.

#JUST CAUSE 2 PC FRAME RATE ISSUES UPDATE#

In otherwords, your CPU is the bottleneck struggling to keep up with video and the sound trying to sync down with the lag.Д«asically my diagnoses is update your sound driver and try playing this game on lowest setting as possible with everything turned off. Also, if you have integrated audio, this also taxes your already stressed CPU to process sound and music. Since your CPU is half of what the minimum requirement is I suggest turning off any shadow under your settings. When it comes to lag, there are many things that could cause it and if you have me guess looking at your spec I'd say this:

#JUST CAUSE 2 PC FRAME RATE ISSUES PC#

I'd like to remind you that this game was designed for desktop PC that requires minimum of two logical CPUs (not HT) with 2.6Ghz processing speed. I suggest updating the driver for your audio. It is common to many to leave the sound devices but it is still an important component that requires much attention as videocard drivers. I am assuming you have an integraded audio. While I didn't notice anything in the settings allowing me change DirectX modes, could someone point out to me if there is in fact a way, more complex than my simple technologically illiterate mind can handle?

If you haven't tried that, I'd say go for it.' When I play using DX9, the cutscenes play just fine. So, is there a chance any of you have experienced it as well and know of a solution to the issue? Or is Just Cause 2 simply wasted cash until I'm not a poor farmer without 'proper' gaming utensils?Д®DIT: I found this in one a thread about the same sort of issue on Deus Ex HR's forums. Since I'm using a rather common laptop (for comparison, I have also played the game on a decent enough desktop with the same issue), I assume this is a common problem. Whether I play at 800ењ†00 or my native 1366x768 makes no difference either, though it does utterly remove lag issues in-game. I've done a decent bit of fiddling and comparison with the graphics, and while I can see a visual difference in the cutscenes, it seems to have no difference on the lag issue. I'm here looking for a solution to the issue, not wise-в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґ remarks on how it's not actually a problem. While some of you might not be too bothered by this, don't say 'just skip it.' I'm very story-oriented in my video games, and I'm not going to play a game in which I've got to skip every cutscene simply because they are unwatchable. We then sit through the three characters' dialog in otherwise silence for roughly thirty seconds until the cutscene ends. All of these explosions (as well as the subtle background music) come to a close about five seconds before the first explosion even appears in the video. The two characters are still having a normal conversation, as we hear the sounds of mass combat just outside the chopper.

This keeps going, until I suddenly hear a loud explosion. whoever that woman is, are speaking, and there is a small sync loss between lip movement and dialog. The problem is immediately noticable when the cutscene begins. I'll use the first cutscene as an example, since I've seen it at least half a dozen times while trying to find a solution to this. The dialog, which keeps in time with each seperate scene, and background noises slash music.

There appear to be two audio-tracks to each.

Lowest quality graphics are still pretty enough for me, and the lag is minimal.Д«ut, cutscenes become so disjointed that I simply can't watch them. As long as it's playable and I get roughly 20+ FPS on average, I'm happy.ДЄnd in terms of gameplay, I get that from Just Cause 2. I could give a в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґ less about the graphics quality of my games.

Just cause 2 pc frame rate issues