Farming Simulator 19 Maximum Performance in PC or Laptop
Farming Simulator 19 is a very peaceful game. The game has also been featured in other posts of the Only Vehicle blog including the upcoming Farming Simulator 22. Farming Simulator 19 is quite demanding in the hardware of the computer. The game looks realistic only in high graphics settings. In high graphics settings, some PCs might struggle to run the game. The game may not run or run with low FPS. If that is your case, here are some ways by which you can ensure maximum performance of the Farming Simulator 19 game on your PC.
Step 1: Nvidia Control Panel Settings:
Note: This step is quite different in PCs running with AMD cards.
Right-click on your desktop picture and go to Nvidia Control Panel. Under 3D settings, go to 'Adjust Image Settings with Preview'. In this tab, choose the option 'Use my Preference Emphasizing'. Next, drag the pointer under that option all the way up to 'Performane'. Save the changes made and exit the Nvidia Control Panel.
Step 2: Changing some of the In-game settings:
Open Farming Simulator 19 game on your PC. Go to 'Settings'. Here are some of the settings that must be in the correct given format:
- Hardware Profile: 'Low' is recommended for a low spec PC.
- Windowed Mode: Off
- Resolution Scaling: 50 - 70%
- Field of View: 55 - 60 Degrees to make the game look good.
- Multisample Antialiasing: Off
- Texture Filtering: Bilinear
- Shadow Map Filtering: Low
- Terrain Quality: Low
- Realistic Beacon Lights: Off
- Texture Resolution: Low
- Max. Shadow Lights: 1
- Object Draw Distance: 50%
- Terrain LOD Distance: 100%
- Foliage Draw Distance: 50%
- Mesh Tessellation Volume: 50%
- LOD Distance: 50%
- Max.Tire Tracks: 0 or 50%
Step 3: Task Manager Checks:
Go to the typing area in the taskbar and type 'Task Manager' and open it. It will open up the list of programs that are currently running on your PC. You have to ensure that none of the other programs are using much of your computer hardware when you are playing Farming Simulator 19. This is the reason why running two games simultaneously at the same time on your PC slows down both games.
Step 4: Windows Graphics Settings:
Go to Settings on your PC. Inside the Settings App, type Graphics Settings. Under the option 'Choose an app to set preference', select desktop app. Once you have selected that, click the browse option below. Navigate to the file where your Farming Simulator 19 game files are located (Note: This is not the file where your game progress is stored in the Documents folder.). Then, select the Farming Simulator 19 Application. The game will get identified in the Graphics Settings. Click on it and select 'Options'. Select the Option 'High Performance' and click save.
Step 5: Appearance and Performance of Windows:
Go to your Taskbar typing area and type 'Appearance'. An option called 'Adjust the Appearance and Performance of Windows' will pop up. Click on it and select the 'Adjust for High Performance' option. This will disable all the fancy decorative things Windows provide for your PC which takes up a lot of Graphics slowing down your game.
Step 6: Changing Power Options
Go to your Taskbar type area and type 'Power'. Click on the option 'Choose a Power Plan' which will pop up. Under the preferred plans, select the option 'High Performance'. This will make the PC use power that is required to run your games smoothly.
Implementing these games will make the Farming Simulator 19 game run on your PC smoothly. Check out our posts which we made about Farming Simulator 22 which will release in 3 months. We have also made posts about FarmCon 21. Tell us about your performance increase in the comments.
Good News: Farming Simulator 22 features a new and enhanced Giants Engine which will make the game very smooth. So, no worries about performance issues and game lag. Farming Simulator 22 is available for pre-order.
Happy Farming!
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