RiMS Racing developed by Raceward Studio is now available and players can now dive into the world of RiMS Racing. The game offers a lot of features that players will surely enjoy. While most players are not getting any in-game issues in RiMS Racing, it seems that others have been getting a lot of lag, fps drop, and other performance issues while playing RiMS Racing. If you’re one of the players having similar problems, here’s how you can fix it.
The first step that you need to do is to check if your PC is well-equipped to run RiMS Racing. If you’re unsure if you can smoothly run the game, please check out this RiMS Racing full system requirements.
Low FPS and Lag Potential Solution
Assuming that your PC is good enough to handle RiMS Racing, the following are possible solutions to fix your concerns.
Prioritize RiMS Racing
Prioritizing the game process is one of the first things that you should try. Open your Task Manager > Details tab > find and right-click RiMS Racing.exe > Select Priority > Choose High.
Use Fullscreen or Windowed Mode
FPS may also depend on the monitor you are using. By default, RiMS Racing is set to fullscreen, but there’s a chance that this could be the reason why your game is lagging. To fix this, switch to windowed mode or borderless mode. Just play with the screen settings until you are satisfied with the result.
Optimize GPU Settings for RiMS Racing
In our experience, optimizing RiMS Racing using the GPU settings makes it run smoothly. Depending on the device you are using, here’s how you can optimize your game.
For Nvidia Users
- Open Nvidia Control Panel
- Go to the Adjust image settings with preview section on the left side of the screen
- Click Use the advanced 3D image settings option
- Select the Manage 3D settings option and make the following changes:
- Power Management: Prefer Maximum Performance
- Power Management: Prefer Maximum Performance
- Texture filtering Quality: High Performance
- Threaded optimization: On
- Vertical sync: Off
- Click on the Apply button to save changes
For AMD Users
Open AMD Control Panel > go to the Gaming Tab and select Global Graphics > select the Graphics Profile and choose eSport mode > save changes.
Just like the Nvidia Control Panel, you can also modify it to make things even better. You can try the following settings below:
- Radeon Anti-Lag: Disabled
- Radeon Chill: Disabled
- Boost: Disabled
- Image Sharpening: Disabled
- Enhanced Sync: Disabled
- Vertical Refresh: Always Off
Update GPU drivers
Another reason why RiMS Racing is lagging or having low FPS is your outdated GPU driver. If you still don’t have the latest update for your GPU, we recommend getting the latest patch from your manufacturer. As for our recommendation, you can use IObit’s driver booster to automatically fetch the latest driver for your operating system.
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