While that may be true, it does seem Gammill's worst case scenario is GM's current reality. We're still doing a lot of testing and getting telemetry on how those results come back. Two percent is pretty significant when you're playing your game.Ī specific answer to your question is that it's probably too early in testing to give you a good idea where we'll land. Gammill's own testimony regarding ballpark performance boosts reflects this notion.Įven it's as low as, say, a 2 percent increase in framerate, if you're running a hundred frames per second, I will take those extra two frames per second without question. Those who think Game Mode will fix all their FPS woes may be a bit misguided. In addition, Game Mode is a sub-feature to the larger, more broadcast-driven Game Bar function. It's important to remember, the current version of GM is by no means the final product.
Launch Steam, and start The Last of Us Part One. When the process is complete, restart your PC. Click on the Verify integrity of game files. We have easily a year's worth of work we could do for continual improvements to Game Mode we want to make. To prevent this, follow these steps: Right-click on The Last of Us Part I in your Steam library. We have quite a roadmap built up for Game Mode, and our next conversation I would love to tell you more.
If your laptop supports Game Mode, then Windows will suspend updates while Gaming Mode is activated. Switch to On to take advantage of Game Mode. Once you’re on the Gaming screen, click Game Mode. When asked whether users would see more dramatic FPS boosts after research and development had concluded, Gammill remarked:Ībsolutely. Press the Windows key + I for the keyboard shortcut to open the settings app.
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