Paiyn

Thx for this suggestion. Although for my laptop this did not work. My setting is always on max performance but the game only uses my gpu when i change it in the global settings, not in the program settings for some odd reason. Anyway hope this will get fixed though cause i dont like using my gpu all the time when its not really needed. My onboard is just fine for most of the stuff.

I see there are some games in that list. Maybe try selecting some of the newer games in that list which require some gpu power and try playing renegade x then?

What's in the dropdown menu when you click on it?

Try this: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=72631 And got the latest drivers and all? Normally this should show up on almost every nvidia control panel. Weird it doesnt seem so for you...

Hmm A friend of mine has a slighty worse gpu and the game runs fine for him though, not excellent but decent enough on normal settings. It's weird you dont have that option though. Is everything updated? Latest drivers etc? Maybe provide a screenshot from your control panel? Dunno for sure if this might give you a significant increase or not (it did for me and my friends) but its worth a shot right?

Solution? viewtopic.php?f=34&t=72631

Yeah i saw your helpful posts and thought this topic would hopefully make things a bit more clear. I do hope they fix this though since it seems to be a very common issue.

viewtopic.php?f=34&t=72631

Possible solution but dont know how it works for AMD cards though viewtopic.php?f=34&t=72631

Possible solution: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=72631

I wanted to drop this post here because me and a lot of my friends had the exact same issue and when looking at the forum we were not the only ones it seems: I had this weird bug where my fps was really low and the game was unplayable although I have a GTX 780 GPU and i7 CPU. I've had this issue before with other games and the most common solution was selecting the correct GPU for the specific game/program which you can select in your Nvidia configuration screen under Manage 3D settings. You simply select the game/program (if it's not in the drop-down list you can "Add" it) and then select which graphics processor to be used: HOWEVER this does not seem to work with Renegade X! The only solution is to change your GPU in the Global Settings. Just select the High Performance GPU and the game should work smoothly: Dunno if this is a bug but maybe it will get fixed soon so it work with just changing the program settings.