If you haven’t known, GSYNC causes issues with studio, causing the framerate to tank.
Instead of turning GSYNC off by default, I opted to set it off just for studio. Which worked fine, but every roblox update the executable name changes, and I have to add another settings preset.
Is there a way to generalize the nvidia settings so it works for roblox executables in general?
Alternatively, are there any other low-hassle ways to get past this issue?
I experience this same issue, except not with a G-SYNC capable monitor. It seems to be only affecting me and not my other friends with Nvidia Cards who use Roblox Studio.
I’m on a ASUS FX505GT, which isn’t an extremely capable machine, but it should be more than enough to run Studio at capable frames. I can play other titles at a consistent FPS while with Roblox Studio, I notice the frames will tank to about ~40FPS then randomly go back up again until tanking immediately after again.
In order to circumvent this issue, I have to go into Windows Graphic Settings page, and manually add Roblox Studio. Everytime Roblox Studio updates, it deletes the old RobloxStudioBeta.exe file and replaces it with a completely new copy, as well as changing the version folder said .exe is located under.
This makes it extremely cumbersome because now I have to dread every single update that Roblox Studio receives because I have to manually specify the RobloxStudioBeta.exe because Windows thinks it’s a Low Power program for some reason, which causes my Integrated to take control.
There has got to be a way to resolve these issues.