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Alright, let’s talk about this Wuthering Waves game and how to get that smooth, fast picture, you know, the 120 FPS thing. My grandson showed me, he’s always fiddlin’ with these computer things. Says it makes the game look real smooth, like butter, he says. I don’t know ’bout butter, but it do look nice.
So, first thing, this 120 FPS, it ain’t for everyone. Only works on some fancy computers, the ones with the good “GPUs” and “CPUs,” whatever those are. If your machine ain’t strong enough, well, you’re stuck with the regular picture, like watchin’ an old TV, all jerky and such.
Now, if you got one of them fancy computers, the game, the Wuthering Waves, they added this 120 FPS thing in version 1.2. Don’t ask me what that means, just numbers and dots to me. But to get it workin’, you gotta go into the game settings. Where’s that at? Look around, it ain’t hard to find. My grandson, he finds it in a jiffy.
- First, you gotta make sure the game sees your good computer parts. If it don’t, well, no 120 FPS for you.
- Then, somewhere in them settings, there’s a switch, a “toggle” they call it, for this “Nvidia Reflex.” My grandson says this thing helps the game run real fast. You flip that switch, and bam, 120 FPS, maybe even more! He says you can get 144, even 240, like the cars on the raceway, zoomin’ fast.
But listen here, don’t go messin’ with the other picture settings, the “graphics” they call ’em. If you start changin’ the shadows or the shiny stuff, the game goes back to that old jerky picture, 60 FPS they say. So hands off! Leave them graphics alone once you got that 120 FPS going. And if you did mess with it, close the game, start all over again, like bakin’ a cake you burnt, gotta start fresh.
Now, there’s this other thing, this “FPS cap.” Sounds like puttin’ a lid on a jar, but it ain’t. It means you can tell the game how fast you want it to go. My grandson says you can set it anywhere between 25 and 120, maybe even higher, depends on your computer. He types in some numbers, and it changes. Magic, I tell ya! He also says something about “Full Screen,” makes the game take up the whole screen, makes it run better, maybe. You might wanna try that too.
And if your game is still stutterin’, like a car runnin’ outta gas, there are ways to fix that too. My grandson, he’s always lookin’ up stuff on that internet thing. Says there are “tutorials,” like teachin’ videos, that show you how to make the game run smoother. You gotta search for “Wuthering Waves unlock FPS” or “fix stutters,” something like that. Just type it in, and the internet will show you the way.
So, there you have it. Getting that 120 FPS in Wuthering Waves ain’t so hard, if you got the right machine and know where to poke around. Just remember, don’t mess with the graphics, and if you get stuck, ask your grandson, or that internet thing, they seem to know everything these days. Now go on and enjoy that smooth picture, makes the game look real pretty, even for an old woman like me.
One last thing, my grandson keeps sayin’ somethin’ about “WUWA.” Says it’s short for Wuthering Waves. Kids these days, always shortenin’ words. Can’t even say the whole name proper. But if you see that “WUWA” word, don’t be confused, it’s the same game, just them young folks talkin’ funny.
Anyways, I gotta go make supper now. All this talk about computers and fast pictures makes my head spin. But you go on, play your game, make it look all smooth and pretty. And remember what I told ya, don’t go messin’ with them graphics! You hear me?
Tags: Wuthering Waves, FPS, 120 FPS, PC Gaming, Game Settings, Graphics, Optimization, Stuttering, Nvidia Reflex, WUWA
