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Running LSPDFR makes my FPS below 30

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Without running LSPDFR or just not on duty when in game my fps is fine its at 55 to 60 FPS on high settings but as soon as i start going on duty and start the mod my fps drops to 38-45 fps. I dont have that many mods installed and my computer should handle them enough at a playable frame rate. I also tried putting everything on NORMAL but that didnt improve my FPS that much I didnt really notice any difference in performance and my game also stutters a lot when going to a scene or when I accept or get a new a callout 

My specs:

i5-7300HQ

GTX 1050 2GB

8GB

 

Mods I have installed are:

Spoiler

 

scripthook v 

arrest manager 

stop to ped

fast radar

traffic police 

cop holster 

lspdfr

ragehook

menyo menu

cheap callouts

federal callouts

lspdfr+

peterucallouts

police smart radio

assorted callouts

 

 

It will be a mod/plugin you've installed. Can't tell you which as each one differs, for example; a callout which has alot of emergency vehicles might lower your fps then a regular callout.

 

But this is normal, some mods are intensive, some state that on the download page. To put it bluntly you can either remove some plugins/mods which you think are effecting it or upgrade your system.

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2 hours ago, poroushawk said:

It will be a mod/plugin you've installed. Can't tell you which as each one differs, for example; a callout which has alot of emergency vehicles might lower your fps then a regular callout.

 

But this is normal, some mods are intensive, some state that on the download page. To put it bluntly you can either remove some plugins/mods which you think are effecting it or upgrade your system.

I can’t think of any I can remove I need them all 

10 hours ago, mombo2811 said:

I can’t think of any I can remove I need them all 

 

If you don't want to remove any mods/plugins and you've tried to lower your settings then nothing much anyone can do.

 

Like i said some are heavy usage. will have to update your computer if you want better fps or do the things i suggested. Sorry.

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11 minutes ago, poroushawk said:

 

If you don't want to remove any mods/plugins and you've tried to lower your settings then nothing much anyone can do.

 

Like i said some are heavy usage. will have to update your computer if you want better fps or do the things i suggested. Sorry.

I already have a good enough computer to run the game on high at 60 fps

I wish the mods werent so poorly made tbh 

1 minute ago, mombo2811 said:

I already have a good enough computer to run the game on high at 60 fps

I wish the mods werent so poorly made tbh 

 

i get 60 without running anything, running stuff it drops to like 50. 

 

But yeah the fps you're running at isn't 'non playable' for the mods you've got.

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6 hours ago, poroushawk said:

 

i get 60 without running anything, running stuff it drops to like 50. 

 

But yeah the fps you're running at isn't 'non playable' for the mods you've got.

im just using a few basic mods though they shouldnt cause that much of a drop in fps especially with the computer i have and when im playing the game at its lowest settings  

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