Alright, listen up, y’all. We’re gonna talk about this Fallout 4 thing and how to keep them frames down to 60. Don’t need none of that fancy, fast stuff that makes your eyes go wonky, you hear?
First off, some folks say you can mess with the game’s innards, the “settings” they call ’em. You go into the game, poke around until you find somethin’ about “frame rate” or some such. Then you just tell it “60,” like you’re tellin’ a kid to behave. That’s the easy way, see? Like cookin’ eggs – just crack ’em and fry ’em.
- Launch Fallout 4, ya hear?
- Go to the settings, the place where you change things.
- Look for somethin’ called “Frame Rate Cap” or somethin’ similar.
- Set that thing to 60.
Now, if that ain’t workin’, or if you’re one of them fancy pants folks with them “graphics cards,” you gotta do it another way. It’s like fixin’ a fence – gotta use the right tools.
This other way, it’s like goin’ to the boss of your computer. You gotta find the “control panel” for your “graphics.” It’s like goin’ to the town hall to get a permit. Once you’re there, you gotta find the Fallout 4 thingy in the list. Then you tell it, “Hey, you! Keep them frames at 60!” You gotta find somethin’ that says “Max Frame Rate” or somethin’ like that. Don’t go messin’ with other stuff, or you’ll break somethin’, sure as the sun rises in the east.
Some folks talk about changin’ some files, the “.ini” files they call ’em. That’s like lookin’ under the hood of your car. If you don’t know what you’re doin’, you’re gonna make a mess. But if you’re brave, you can use a special tool, some fella named Bilago made it, they say. That tool helps you change them files without breakin’ everything. But I say, stick to the easy stuff if you can.
And another thing, some folks say turnin’ off some fancy effects can help. Like them “godrays” and the “weapon debris.” That’s like takin’ the extra weight outta your wagon – makes it easier to pull. So, if your game’s still chuggin’ like an old tractor, try turnin’ that stuff off too. Makes things smoother, they say.
Why do we do all this, you ask? Well, keepin’ them frames at 60 makes the game run better, smoother, like butter on a hot biscuit. Less lag, less stutters, less headaches. You can actually enjoy the game without it feelin’ like you’re ridin’ a buckin’ bronco. It’s like wearin’ comfortable shoes – makes the walk a whole lot nicer.
So there you have it. Two ways to keep them frames at 60. One’s easy, like pie. The other’s a bit more fiddly, but it works too. And remember, turn off that fancy stuff if you need to. Now go on, get to playin’ your game and stop botherin’ an old woman. And don’t you go breakin’ nothin’!
And another thing, make sure you’re settin’ this just for Fallout 4, ya hear? Don’t go messin’ with all your games, or you’ll be in a heap of trouble. It’s like fixin’ one leaky faucet, not the whole dang house.
And one last thing, some fellas are talkin’ about this “G-sync” thing. Says it helps too. I don’t know nothin’ about that fancy stuff, but if you got it, turn it on, they say. Can’t hurt nothin’, I reckon.
Tags：Fallout 4, FPS Cap, 60 FPS, Frame Rate, PC Settings, Graphics Settings, Performance Optimization, Game Optimization, Lag Fix, Stutter Fix
