Our Sekiro PC performance tweaks will help you with locking the game at 30 FPS, how to get a locked 60 FPS experiencne and more.
Today we’re looking at Sekiro Shadows Die Twice PC Performance Tweaks through which you can manually tweak and modify how the game looks and works for you. This includes uncapping/capping your FPS, modifying your game files and what the optimum in-game graphics for Sekiro Shadows Die Twice are for a 60 FPS experience.
Sekiro Shadows Die Twice is an incredibly optimized game. However, that doesn’t mean it’s a perfect game. There are things like lack of FOV slider and more that don’t exist in the game. The Following are the tweaks such as locking the game at 30 FPS, how to unlock FPS and more
Now Sekiro is capped at 60 FPS by default, the average frames per second for a good PC. If you want to take it even further beyond with things like a 144 Hz monitor, there’s a way to manually uncap the FPS. It involves modifying the game’s files and utilizing this mod.
Be warned though, if the FPS was capped at 60, that means going higher wasn’t meant to happen in the game. This means you could encounter some issues with the game’s physics. So proceed at your own risk.
Now for some players with slightly mild-lower end PCs, capping at FPS can be a good thing. But why? Shouldn’t you let the FPS spike when it can? No, not unless you can maintain the game at 60. If the FPS jumps between 50-60 constantly, it can be bothersome both visually and performance wise. Therefore, it’s best to cap the FPS at 30.
Even if the game has the option within it, Sekiro might not be able to cap the FPS as smoothly as you want it to, especially in comparison to manual configuration.
If you’re a Nvdia user, open “Nvidia Control Panel” and select “Manage 3D Settings”.
