Wireless-N 6300
Wireless-N 6300
Model: Wireless-N 6300
Compatible Devices: Laptop
Connector Interface: Mini-PCIe
WiFi Standard: WiFi 4 802.11a/b/g/n
WiFi Speed: 2.4GHz 450Mbps & 5GHz 450Mbps
Compatible System: 1. Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP(32/64-bit) need to install WiFi driver
2. Supports Linux kernel 2.6.30+ systems (Need compile)
3. Supports Intel official site driver for Windows and Linux systems
If you prefer to copy-paste, open Notepad, paste the following text exactly, and save it as GamerProfile.xml.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<GamerProfile>
<RenderProfile ResolutionX="800" ResolutionY="600" RefreshRate="60" WindowStyle="2" Quality_Global="low" Quality_Texture="low" Quality_Shader="low" Quality_Shadow="low" Quality_ShadowCustom="0" Quality_SSAO="0" Quality_Reflection="0" Quality_VolumetricFog="0" Quality_AntiAliasing="off" Quality_Post="0" Quality_SSS="0" Quality_Vegetation="low" Quality_Trees="low" Quality_Water="low" Quality_Clutter="0" Quality_Physics="0" Quality_MotionBlur="0" Quality_DepthPass="0" Quality_Particles="0" Quality_Terrain="0" Quality_EnvProbe="0" Quality_GlobalIllumination="0" Quality_Fur="0" Quality_ScreenSpaceReflections="0" GPUMaxBatch="1" GPUMaxTriangles="100"/>
<Post FXEnable="0" SSAOLevel="0" DOFEnable="0" MotionBlurEnable="0" FXAALevel="0" ScatteringEnable="0" CloudsEnable="0" VolumetricFogEnable="0" WaterGodRaysEnable="0" FurQuality="0" ShadowmapResolution="16" ShadowmapMaxResolution="16" CascadeSteps="1" SpotShadowmapResolution="16"/>
<Input MouseSensitivity="15" MouseSensitivityIncrement="1" InvertMouse="0" Smoothness="0" UseMouseSmoothing="0" UseRawMouseInput="1"/>
</GamerProfile>
Key aggressive tweaks in this code:
Solution: This is expected. We disabled anisotropic filtering.
Solution: You are running out of system RAM.
GamerProfile.xml.<GamerProfile>
<SoundProfile MusicVolume="100" MicVolume="100" VoiceChat="0" />
<RenderProfile MSAALevel="0" AlphaToCoverage="0" ResolutionX="1280" ResolutionY="720" RefreshRate="60" Fullscreen="1" Borderless="0" VSync="0" TripleBuffering="0">
<QualityProfile PostFX="0" MotionBlur="0" ShadowQuality="0" TerrainQuality="0" VegetationQuality="0" WaterQuality="0" ShaderQuality="0" TextureQuality="0" GeometryQuality="0" AmbientOcclusion="0" />
</RenderProfile>
<NetworkProfile EnableUPnP="1" />
<GameProfile Sensitivity="1" InvertY="0" Difficulty="1" />
<ProfileSpecific GamepadLayout="0" />
</GamerProfile>
Here is a breakdown of the changes made in the code above to boost your FPS:
Most guides tell you to just turn down the in-game settings. That is a lie. The in-game menu hides crucial variables. Even at "Low":
A custom config file (GamerProfile.xml) hard-codes the engine to do things the settings menu never allows:
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