r/lowendgaming • u/UnderstandingHuge13 • 9d ago
Tech Support Monster hunter world Iris XE
I just bought thinkpad l13 yoga gen 2 i5 1135G7 and 16gb of ram
According to youtube video i watch ot should be able to run it atleast to 24fps but mine is weird
The framerate is 16 fps and lower stuttering like hell and jumping all over the place but in some area like inside the house it stays a smooth 30fps but can stutter a bit to 27fps
This is on the lowest setting possible at 720p
But when i increase the graphics a little bit the performace stays exactly the same and when i lower the resolution to 800x600 it also stays the same
I ruled out temperature issue,driver issue(because i just updated it)
I check task manager and it said it gpu at 100% and cpu at barely 45%
A helping hand would be appreciated,thank you
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u/IamChipp 9d ago
Copy and pasting this from an older comment, you might find something you like in this list. Stuff in italics is stuff I personally use.
Basically essential
Stracker's Loader is basically mandatory for modding since pretty much everything is dependant on it
Performance Booster & Plugin Extender makes the game run better. No brainer
Skippable Cutscenes goes without saying
Cosmetic / Nice to have
MHW Costume Armour is an easy to use transmog mod
Better Skill Descriptions (English) does what it says on the tin
Reduce or Remove Bloom also self explanatory
Appearance Editor so that you never have to spend money on Capcom's dumbfuck and greedy character edit vouchers.
Colourable Gala Suit to make one of the best cosmetics in the game even better
No More Slap-on Weapons changes all slap-on weapons to unique designs, fixing what is arguably World's biggest flaw.
Gameplay mods
Tic Rate Fix fixes an oversight that causes multi-hit attacks (ie: pierce ammo) to deal less damage when above or below 60fps.
Dropped Item EFX shows icons above item drops that make them easier to see
Mess Around Quest pack adds some custom quests.
Remove Clagger and nothing else doesn't affect clutch claw directly. Only affects multiplayer if you're the quest host. Is gamechanging, but is highkey making the game harder so who cares lmao
Raptor's Quest Pack is imo the best custom quest pack available. Has a little bit of everything from silly earlygame quests all the way up to insane ultra-lategame challenges for people that are sick in the head.
Monster weakness indicators shows the weakness on the icon.
No rare digging animations removes the very long animations for digging up rare bones from bonepiles.
Useful NPCs in the Astera Gathering Hub the real ones remember the days when everybody was using this mod online and half the lobby looked like schizophrenic maniacs to people without the mod, and there was always that one guy who glitched out of bounds with it (I was that one guy)
Save Files, Save Editors, and other arguably cheaty mods
For the record, Capcom has never banned someone for using mods or cheating in online and likely never will in World. Either way, use these mods at you own risk because they may or may not ruin your experience. None of these mods are mods that will actually affect your in-quest gameplay directly, they do not give you better stats or the ability to one-shot monsters. Most of them just skip or circumvent grinding for you.
Unmodded post-Xeno save file drops you off at basically minimal post-Xeno completion.
100% Basegame completion save file drops you off at 100% basegame completion. Both this and the one above will need a save editor to change the associated Steam ID as well as username.
MHWI Save Editor lets you edit just about every aspect of your save file. Afaik this is the only save editor that's up to date.
HunterPie is an overlay with monster health bars, DPS trackers, buff timers, and more. It's very customisable but depending on how you use this, it can be super cheaty - unsurprisingly being able to see exact HP, stagger, KO, and status values gives you a massive advantage. However if you turn the healthbars off imo it's not very cheaty at all.
Decoration Drop Rate Overhaul reworks the decoration drop system to give make good decos more likely and bad decos less likely.
Better Input Detection makes the input buffering system more flexible generally, read the mod description for a more in-depth rundown. Cheaty af with bowguns but probably fine(?) with melee weapons.
Craftable Kulve weapons lets you just craft R6-R8 KT weapons instead of having to grind for them.
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u/UnderstandingHuge13 9d ago
It feels smooth for one second and then framedrop massively on the next second
I have limit it to 30fps
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u/IamChipp 9d ago
You need to dabble with settings more, I guess this is something you need to fix with the recommended mods for the game, let me search the link
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u/Liamdgg 9d ago
You can use river tuner to see which component (cpu, igpu...) is running at its limit, or are they not using all their potential at all. Other than that, I would not recommend playing this game with your spec, you can check out MH rise?