#needs better FPS managment

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twin marsh
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While the system requirements have gotten better over time, this is not a light game. Even if you can stuff good enough hardware into a laptop, you'll be limited by cooling.

Do you know what your temperatures get to? Do you know that the game isn't asking for more than your laptop can give? Is this low FPS only in certain places, like near the launch pad?

I would love it if I could run KSP2 on my laptop, but it doesn't, and with rendering systems being completely rebuilt at the moment, optimised graphics and low fidelity options don't seem to be in the cards right now.

hot anchor
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What are your system specs? (Cpu, gpu, memory) laptop or desktop?

lapis bridge
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laptop

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it just lost FPS in flight after patch 4

hot anchor
lapis bridge
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i dont actuelly know what my specs are but ill have a look

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im cirtain this helps

hot anchor
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then take a screenshot of your specs like so

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lapis bridge
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with ksp2 running?

hot anchor
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that doesn't matter i just want to see your specs

lapis bridge
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k

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hehe

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neet

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will i be fine in ksp2?

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nvidia gforce rtx 3060

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but ye thats about it?

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maybe they could patch random fps spikes in the next patch?

lapis bridge
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oh neet

frail surge
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You might want to verify your laptop isn't overheating when you play. You can use tool like hwinfo to monitor your components temperature and see if they reach >95°C. Laptop's cooling solutions need to be small and thus are usually not very effective, dust can also build up and reduce air flow as well

lapis bridge
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around 100?

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so ye

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plus i got nitroscence

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ye i should and i will cya

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i cant tell if that good but ye

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ye and im trying to get it to high performance

hot anchor
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If this is under load, this is a fairly normal temp for a laptop

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If this is idling, you might want to dust your fans 😬