

This one is tricky, as I set it high before moving it to a SSD, whenever you’re zooming, the game stutters a few seconds, even you set it low.(1-3s).

Personally, I leave it OFF in every game where this option is available. Insurgency: Sandstorm received critical acclaim for its realistic gameplay, level design, sound design, atmosphere, graphics, and fluid animations, but was criticized for its technical issues and optimization, with some lamenting the cancellation of the planned story campaign. For GTX 1060 or higher, set 60 fps or 120 fps.

For GTX 1050 or a similar level rig, you can just turn it off. Scrolling down to Advanced settings provides more adjustable options for you, I will try to make every term explained.Pay attention to term marked with*Įnable is recommended, to reduce the instability of frame rate.Įnabling this offers a fixed FPS in game, you can leave any number or turn it off, depending on your graphic card(s). *As I mentioned before in the previous section, if you’re playing it with a GTX1050, you can just set it all high in the Quality settings, or turn down Shadow quality to gain a higher FPS (but I tried before, high and low do not make a noticeable difference) Later I tried it with a SSD and everything changed. it also received a lot of scrutinizations for the optimization and technical. I previously ran Sandstorm in a Hard Disk (both 5400/7200 R) and only to find it extremely intolerable, the game stutters almost all the way you play and the disk usage rate maintains in 100%. Insurgency: Sandstorm is A multiplayer game that is based on a first person.
Insurgency sandstorm optimization install#
It’s strongly recommended that you should install this game in a Solid State Driver (SSD).
