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1. DOWNLOAD XCOM 2 CONTROLLER SUPPORT PC INSTALL
2. DOWNLOAD XCOM 2 CONTROLLER SUPPORT PC DRIVERS
3. DOWNLOAD XCOM 2 CONTROLLER SUPPORT PC DRIVER
4. DOWNLOAD XCOM 2 CONTROLLER SUPPORT PC FULL
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I don't have a Radeon in my PC so I can't give blow-by-blow instructions, but this should guide you through the worst of it.

DOWNLOAD XCOM 2 CONTROLLER SUPPORT PC INSTALL

Sadly this is a bit more complicated than the NVIDIA equivalent, in that you need to download and install a third-party control panel, though it is a respected application. Click on this, and from the drop-down menu select Adaptive. In the list that appears under 'Specify the settings for this program', scroll right down to the bottom to find Vertical Sync. Right-click on your desktop, click NVIDIA Control Panel, 3D Settings, Manage 3D Settings, then in the right-hand pane click 'Program Settings.' Click Add and browse to your XCOM 2 exectuable, which by default is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\XCOM 2\Binaries\Win64 if you're using a 64-bit version of Windows, or C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\XCOM 2\Binaries\Win32 if you're an old-fashioned 32-bit sort. Then do whichever of these is appropriate: NVIDIA or AMD - just so we can be sure you're not using Windows' built-in drivers, which lack the options we need.

DOWNLOAD XCOM 2 CONTROLLER SUPPORT PC DRIVERS

First up, go grab the latest drivers from the relevant site - i.e.

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This will turn on a more effective form of V-sync, but in involves going into driver settings outside the game. Naturally, you don't want to end up saddled with that distracting tearing effect, so what you need to do instead is.Ħ) Turn on adaptive/dynamic V-sync in your graphics card drivers XCOM's built in Vertical Synchronisation - the thing that matches the game's frame rate to a multiple of your screen's refresh rate in order to avoid 'tearing' during movement scenes - rounds the framerate down too aggressively, so you'll end up with an even lower average frame rate than your PC is capable as it tries to take the huge spikes and lags into account. Out in the confusing separate Video menu, you want to uncheck both of these. The last major drain in the Graphics menu, but the good news is that you're unlikely to notice much difference when it's off.ĥ) Turn off V-Sync and Framerate Smoothing (Settings - Video) Particularly, Shadow Quality on Maximum or High is a reasonably big ask right now.Ĥ) Turn off Screen Space Reflections (Settings - Graphics) YMMV on this one, but tinker and see what you end up with. You'll lose a certain appearance of depth by turning this off - nice if you can have it, but it's really not going to affect your play experience.ģ) Turn shadows and shadow quality down (Settings - Graphics) Some graphics cards can cope with the lower setting, Tile AO, but full-on SSAO is the second-biggest framerate-eater after MSAA. FXAA or off, that's your lot.Ģ) Turn Ambient Occlusion down or off (Settings - Graphics) I know it's the gold standard for graphics enthusiast, but right now, in XCOM 2, it's just not worth it.

Well, not right off - the basic FXAA algorithm has only a minor performance hit, but the cleaner-edged MSAA really, really kills the framerate even at the lowest 2X setting. If you already know your way around XCOM 2's graphics options and haven't had much success, I urge you to jump straight to tip 7 - a driver-side fix which almost doubled my own frame-rate.ġ) Turn off anti-aliasing in-game (Settings - Graphics) Some of these are in-game settings, some involve delving into your graphics card's driver menus, which I appreciate is an enemy unknown for some folk but honestly isn't actually that hard. Here are the things you actually should do to get XCOM 2 running significantly better - though it won't lead you all the way to the hallowed 60/Maximum, and you'll still have to suffer a lot of wild spiking in the framerate. (Though if you're experiencing crashing or installation issues, there are some more helpful things to try there). They also direct you folks' attention to this troubleshooting FAQ, but sadly it's very generic stuff, as much use as shaving foam on a Sectoid. We want everyone to have the best experience possible, and will continue supporting the title with upcoming patches."

"We are aware some players have experienced performance issues while playing XCOM 2, and we are looking into them and gathering more information from users.

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Fortunately, there are a few things you can do in the meantime - including one particular off-the-beaten-track fix which damn-near doubled my own frame rate.įirst up, here's the full 2K statement provided to us, though it's essentially a repeat of what they've said elsewhere: Firaxis and 2K aren't giving anything away about what the problem is or when a fix will land, though they do tell us that they're "aware some players have experienced performance issues" and that they're looking into it. It's a damn shame, crossing the line from ultimately meaningless visual sacrifices into actively annoying slowness. I'm far from alone, as a glance at the Steam forums, official boards or Reddit will very quickly reveal.