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Edited by DanExtrasens:
11/11/2018 10:58:31 AM
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Fullscreen laptop issue
Destiny 2 runs only in window mode. Which seriously drops FPS.
I'm sorry about creating this topic but I need to know if this issue was fixed.
I've seen some topics about it and done all the recomendations for fixing this problem but those topics were quite outdated. So I wnat to know is this issue was solved and what should I do to fix it?
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2 RepliesPotential solutions: [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/46407]Edit resolution directly in the CVARS.xml file[/url]: [quote]<cvar name="fullscreen_resolution_width" value="1920" /> <cvar name="fullscreen_resolution_height" value="1080" />[/quote] [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/237382622?sort=0&page=0]Edit Battle.net game settings[/url] [quote]Go to battle.net app > options> game settings > (Under Destiny 2 tab) > Set aditional command line arguments: -dx9 Launch game go to settings and taaa daaaaaaaa Fullscreen can be enabled.[/quote] [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/247955280?sort=0&page=0&path=1]Put NVIDIA drivers in Debug mode[/url] [quote]Beginning with driver version 355.82, Nvidia has added a new feature called "Debug Mode", which will downclock any factory overclocked graphics card to Nvidia reference clock speeds. This is a great feature to help determine problems with the card, or for games that are sensitive to overclocked video cards.[/quote]
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1 ReplyHi. You may want to perform a [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/46501]scan and repair[/url] in the Battle.net app to see if that may help with your issue. If that doesn't work, delete the following local cache/settings directories: [quote] [quote]– %APPDATA%\Bungie\DestinyPC[/quote] [b]*WARNING* Deleting these will cause you to lose persisted settings, such as logged in users, keybinds and graphics settings in Destiny, etc.[/b] [i]The directory names above are actual paths that can be used in Windows Explorer. For example, if you enter "%PROGRAMDATA%" in the Windows Explorer address bar, it will automatically take you to C:\ProgramData (default), which is a hidden directory.[/i][/quote]
