Is Rise of the Tomb Raider locked at 60Hz?

Posted on February 10, 2020
by Laura Bush
February 10, 2020
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Is Rise of the Tomb Raider locked at 60Hz?

The game is not locked to 60fps, if you know how to unlock it. It’s a fullscreen option to change your screen refresh rate.

How do I change the refresh rate in Tomb Raider?

The game has no config file, the settings are hidden in the windows registry. Start the registry editor (Start > Run > regedit) > HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Eidos Montreal > Shadow of the Tomb Raider > Graphics. There you have all the settings. Double-click on RefreshRate and set it to 8f for 144 Hz.

What is a good FPS for Tomb Raider?

60fps
You can push the anti-aliasing higher if you’re down with frame rates between 35-45fps, but those after something closer to 60fps are better off settling for the basic SMAA.

Can 60 Hz run 120 FPS?

The simple answer is NO. A 60Hz monitor refreshes the screen 60 times in a second, known as 60 frames per second. So if even the hardware that is capable of a higher frame rate is trying to plug into your 60Hz monitor, the monitor output will be capped at 60fps.

How do I increase my FPS in Shadow of the Tomb Raider?

Nvidia Control Panel

Open Nvidia Control Panel.
Click on Manage 3D settings > Program Settings > and locate the Shadow Of The Tomb Raider executable.
Set Max Pre-Rendered Frames to 1.
Set Monitor Technology to G-Snyc (if available)
Enable Threaded Optimization.
Set Power Management to Highest Performance.

How do you cap fps in Tomb Raider?

You can use nVidia Inspector to set the desired limit. There is actually an option in the Nvidia Control Panel. Go to Manage 3D settings and select the Program Settings tab. Choose the game profile (linked to tombraider.exe) and select the Vertical sync option at the bottom.

Is Rise of the Tomb Raider well optimized?

This game has one of the BEST GRAPHICS of the generation and is very well optimized.

Is 60FPS good for gaming?

60 FPS will give you an excellent gaming experience and it has long been considered a standard for PC gaming. Gaming consoles have also received some games that can run at 60 FPS too, which is great news for those looking for a smoother experience.