I still averaged at 5 fps after the video anyways, which compelled me to get up, get out, and drive my real car instead. Thank you Mayo, you changed my life. I ran over a family of 4 at 248 kmh
I'm sorry bro, but if your PC is running Beam at 10FPS there was no helping you. And he did say that in the begining. Go back to the DirectX10 version of the game. Would be better to get a new PC. But I know how it feels for everyone to say that and you cant. I would reccomend getting an old Lenovo or Dell tower and throwing in a cheap GT1030, works amazingly for me (20-30 FPS at Medium) get one with at least a 4th gen Intel processor (I5-4570 or I5-4590 prefered) and you'll be living the budget dream.
Thank you Muye not only did my fps increase drastically but I also was cured of my cancer, my dog came back to life, I got a new higher paying job, and my wife isn’t leaving me anymore.
@@salimelmouaffaq1351 I see, but 30 fps is where it starts to feel like an actual video and/or game instead of a slideshow. 28 fps feels choppy. 30 to 36 fps makes it smoother.
The specs you showed at 1:44 were exactly the same specs I used to have in my old dell. And I can confirm, it was more than playable than expected, it even ran on max graphics at around 35 fps
@@fuziongt because you're using a laptop, gpu and cpu are naturally limited because of heat 1650 isnt even that good of a card to begin with, but since its a mobile card (laptop gpu) its already gonna be worse than you may see on a desktop gpu and if your laptop isnt running too well and its running too hot, that will limit performance aswell
@@ChocoYT602 Yeah, more fps means my computer’s processor is over-performing. Therefore, I put more cars, the fps drops back to that 71 range, then nothing really changed except now I have more cars.
I followed the low-end instructions and slightly lowered framerate for much better graphics. Also frame rate is more stable, so worth my time. (Started with default low graphic settings)
its insane how much power you need to run this game i need like a $1000 cpu to get more than 2 fps i swear. my rtx 3060 ti is at 20-30% utilization and my 5th gen ryzen 5 which isnt a bad cpu isnt enough to get more than 30 fps on this game
@@can._.you_dont The problem on your computer is probably the CPU and not the GPU, and there isn't much you can do, there is one option in gameplay menu called, simplified collisions, that might help, and closing everything on background including discord.
Thanks, you literally doubled my FPS at very intense spots from 35 to 70 FPS. And for the less intense scenes I can now easily reach my 144 FPS matching my monitor refresh rate! The update rate 6 -> 3 really worked wonders.
If you really think about it beamng looks stellar for the amount of calculations that are ran constantly multiple times a second. It’s impressive that a small team has put this game together the way that they have. I cant wait to see if they add tire wear and realistic flat spots, it’ll be so cool to ruin tires and blow them up.
Though the physics simulation they implemented is amazing, the graphics system seems super unoptimized. I mean it looks great and all, but considering all the bells and whistles it has still it doesn't look any better than, say, 2013 Trackmania series, or Euro Truck Simulator 2, but warms up your system pretty good.
I feel you man, I managed to run Beam ng on a dell OptiPlex 3020 (8 gigs ddr3 ram, 5th gen intel i5 (quad core), and integrated graphics (1/2 gig of allotted V ram) for over a year and only recently upgraded to a slightly more respectable rig
I've got a 4 core i3 9100F, GTX 1050Ti and 16gigs of ram. I was running the game on the lowest settings before and got well over 75 fps but I decided to stop being so stingy and tried bumping up the settings. I was hovering around 30-40 fps until I followed this and now I'm sitting at around 65 fps while still having my game look decent. Thank you baby blue italian man.
LOWERING YOUR TEXTURE QUALITY WILL NOT BRING PERFORMANCE GAINS. Feel free to run the game with high quality textures if you have 4GB+ of VRAM. It's a free quality boost. Textures only start affecting your FPS if you run out of RAM on your GPU.
It will, because it reduces the rendering strain on the GPU of having to draw high quality textures on everything. Lower texture quality = less pixels and things to draw = more performance.
@@cwhitley.sawlabs sure, if VRAM is low, since that will make the game breathe a little easier. You tend to notice when it runs out of RAM and "garbage collects" getting rid of old stuff. But if it doesn't do that with high texture quality, then differences in performance should be minimal.
on west coast, went from 30fps low to 80fps on ultra, although the new pc might have had something to do with that. in seriousness, on the new pc, before the tutorial I got 80fps on just normal ultra settings, and after the tutorial I got 105fps!! Massive well done to Muye for managing to make this so easy to understand and how well though out that this video is, I applaud you sir
1:52 I wonder if increasing the amount of RAM would help with performance. The other day I got seriously close to using up all of the ram in my system (32GB) when recording a scene for my latest video and noticed that the frame rate had dropped under the 60 FPS mark. Although it doesn't help that I have like 50 chrome tabs open at the same time. 😅
@@jakev158 It kinds of is the norm for me tho.... I'll reduce the number of tabs I have open for all the things I need to do once I stop procrastinating 😅😅
Hey there! I have like a Low-Mid end PC, this really helped. I watched the Low end Tutorial. It really worked. My game now actually runs really smoothly. Thanks!
I run BeamNG on a GTX 960m (16gb), and manage to get a stable 40-45 fps on most maps In my case, I turn DOF and textures and lighting to normal; with anti aliasing set to FXAA and dynamic reflections off If you want to get more fidelity out of your system I'd recommend tinkering with the Nvidia game filter (you could replicate effects such as ambient occlusion with it) And though some people may consider reshade as a cardinal sin; it can help you with frame rate in some cases by using external anti aliasing and DOF filters through it. I personally use an HDR filter with tonemapping to make up for the downgrades since it maintains a clean look overall If you want minimal stutter i would highly suggest turning down the texture quality and capping the frame rate since the system could thermal throttle
@@adedhuman9582 yeah, the first part i wouldn't consider a flex too but the end part is kinda too highly detailed like you're trying to show your intellect on computers. Your subscriptions support that claim too
@@rafalsitarlol i couldnt find words that would make me sound less like a nerd; though I could see why you thought of that Again, this is more about the things ive noticed while i tried to run games on integrated graphics back then; it could apply to any game
Went from 56 to 75 on Jungle Rock Island (without moving of course) Helped a tonne. Thanks so much , used a mix between low end and mid range (1650 Max-Q)
@@saxreaper Literally any other modern car game, forza horizon 4-5, assetto corsa, and many more of the same kind. BeamNG is hardly above average in terms of graphics.
@@2807ft That's another problem, BeamNG is so damn unoptimized, atleast for 20 and 30 series Nvidia cards. 40 fucking fps when I have 5 cars spawned in Italy despite my ryzen 3600xt is just unacceptable, they should find a method to not render the ENTIRE map at once. (CPU and GPU wise, as in, AI paths and graphics).
I don't get whats wrong with mods. I definitely need all of my 400+ mods. Doesn't even affect my game that much. It gives me the advantage of doing things for hours and not getting bored.
R5 3600, EVGA GTX 1060 6GB SC, 16 GB ram, went from avg ~ 38.9 to ~ 80.5 on west coast at 1080p, using the mid range settings. I wanted the 5% lows to be around 75Hz, before adding the UI elements, since that's what my monitor does. After adding my choice of UI the avg went to ~ 77.5. Might tinker with it and drop some fps for better visuals if I feel like it. Thanks MuYe. Edit: spelling
CPU: Intel Xeon E3 1220 3.1Ghz 4 core RAM: 8GB 1200mhz DDR3 Gpu: AMD Firepro V4900 1GB I raised my potato from 15 FPS to 34 FPS On West Coast USA. Thanks MuYe
Oh my, how the definition of potato changes depending on where you look. My local need for speed most wanted enthusiasts would consider that a high end hacking machine. Jokes aside, pc's have really gone a long way.
I actually was having issues with FPS (even on a $3000 laptop) But after following this i managed to get FPS up to 70 in Utah. Thanks local Italian Jazz driver!
Intro feels like BeamNG was ported to Switch. Recently hacked Switch for more games and have to admit Switch is pretty much has nothing to play, apart from Nintendo games. And I feel like OC Switch can run BeamNG in 60fps 720p
The switch will not handle Bean NG well at all. It is based on the Nvidia Tegra X1+ SoC, which aside from being an ARM based chip, is also terribly slow by modern standards. It's roughly a mid-range phone from 5 years ago in terms of performance. The best chance Beam NG has on an ARM based system is an M1 Mac, and failing that, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1's GPU is actually up to the task when it's not thermally or voltage limited.
If i give you guys a recommendation for a lower end build. I recommend an 8 core/ 16 thread Quadro k2200 build. Its dirt cheap. And runs games like beamng on low settings at an average of around 60-80fps. I got this build on eBay for around 170 bucks. The pc model was a Thinkstation p500. Works flawlessly. Plays games like gta 5 just as good as a high end console. So yeah, if you are wondering what a good recommendation would be. Id look around for a thinkstation p500 or p510. Both are great options to start a build if you truly wanted =)
I really can`t explain why I never listened to serious people who explained to me why I should remove half my mods and I never did, but when MuYe screamed at me I did Anyway after from 500+ mod i made them 24 my fps boost was from 60 to 144 and its really consistent... so thank you MuYe
Once upon a time on my gtx1070 I used to drive jungle rock and the second I touched a leaf I would watch my fps crumble. Now I can go into all the trees and have 385829959295929969070069918572884fps. Marvellous optimisation beam team
something that i use and that helps me run this game at max possible settings is to use Lossless Scaling's frame generation to double your fps. just limit your fps to whichever number you will guaranteed hit, and do ctrl + alt + s, boom, downloadable fps. there is basically no affect you can see other than the numbers like on your speedometer look kinda weird, but other than that its just downloadable fps. its only 7 bucks on steam and super worth it
Thank you Muye your tutorial was very helpful before i would average about 20 FPS or below. Now I'm averaging a steady 30 even 40FPS and with pretty good graphics.
I used high end optomization. i have a i5 8500, 32gb ram and a gtx 1080 (asus rog strix) (overclocked) and i went from 48 ish fps to 65 ish with mirrors on full res full detail and 600 distance with a update rate of 3. i would like to thank you so much becasuse ive always had a fps issue in this game. (mind you this is in 1440p. i dont play in 1080p so you are a life saver.
i3-10100F + GTX970 + 16gb @3200MHz used the low end Optimisation in West Coast with traffic enabled and flooring it down the roads, went from around 50fps to 70fps no stutters, so safe to say it works a treat
I would also recommend Overclocking as an Other Method of optimizaton. It really helps improve perfomance on every level. I know it's a bit unsafe, but if you follow tutorials closely you can find your perfect setting. [Running on Fullscreen 720P, Potato Optimization - AMD Phenom II x4, NVIDIA GT 730 1GB VRAM, 8 GB RAM] I used the map Cliff as my benchmark. Results with overclocking: - Average of 38.1 FPS and 43.2 max on Top of the hill - Average of 51.4 FPS and 84.1 max on Beach Results without overclocking: - Average of 30.2 FPS and 33.0 max on Top of the hill - Average of 40.3 FPS and 45.0 max on Beach I also don't remember my starting FPS :P
Does this actually work, or did your computer spontaneously combust into flames?
It combusted into monke
it burns 😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@olliemr.salmon4116 that's an upgrade
Why my computer plays rick rolls everytime I click ? Bruh
Specs:I5 10400f gtx 1650
Increased my avg fps on West Coast by 10-20 ty muye
For low end bois, if you want to increase flame rate, turn everything up to max.
When your stove comes with an integrated computer
I tried and now people blame me that I am the cause of the 90% of polar bear deaths.
199+ FPS
Flames Per Second
If you have Intel's shid integrated graphics :/ then that could actually help
Genuinely*
yea my PC is lit now
literally
I still averaged at 5 fps after the video anyways, which compelled me to get up, get out, and drive my real car instead.
Thank you Mayo, you changed my life.
I ran over a family of 4 at 248 kmh
Inspiring, gonna try it out!
@@niknovsak3288 dont forget to cover your license plate
did they dent the front? if they didnt what car do you have?
@@niknovsak3288 same it sounds fun
Cool, I ran over a family of 5. You will now live in despair knowing that I have ran over a larger amount of people in a family, simultaneously.
Starting FPS: 10
Ending FPS: 10.6
Great tutorial.
Get a older versión of beamng
I'm sorry bro, but if your PC is running Beam at 10FPS there was no helping you. And he did say that in the begining. Go back to the DirectX10 version of the game. Would be better to get a new PC. But I know how it feels for everyone to say that and you cant. I would reccomend getting an old Lenovo or Dell tower and throwing in a cheap GT1030, works amazingly for me (20-30 FPS at Medium) get one with at least a 4th gen Intel processor (I5-4570 or I5-4590 prefered) and you'll be living the budget dream.
@@SkyPassYT i got an i5 4590 and a gtx 1050 LP 2gb and it runs 40 50 fps high in 720p
@@ChocoXD. I’m running a Core I5-4570 and GT1030, I get 25-30 FPS at 720P
@@SkyPassYT wait are yall specs weak or am i just trippin cuz i get like 75 fps max (bcuz i have vsync on) and i have a 4350g and an rx 580 2048sp
Thank you Muye not only did my fps increase drastically but I also was cured of my cancer, my dog came back to life, I got a new higher paying job, and my wife isn’t leaving me anymore.
dam
Cap
thats actualy wild
bro look at his prf pic🤣🤣🤣😂
From averaging 28 fps to 36 fps average it really made a huge difference, thanks a lot.
What r ur specs?
Can't tell if your being sarcastic or not
@@ceemeck 28 to 36 is pretty big, it's the difference between unplayable and playable
@smoothkebab 28 is still very playable, though. I think I usually get around 23, and it's fine. But yeah, 28 to 36 is still a huge bonus
@@salimelmouaffaq1351 I see, but 30 fps is where it starts to feel like an actual video and/or game instead of a slideshow. 28 fps feels choppy. 30 to 36 fps makes it smoother.
The specs you showed at 1:44 were exactly the same specs I used to have in my old dell. And I can confirm, it was more than playable than expected, it even ran on max graphics at around 35 fps
im sure that could've been 40-50 with 16gb of faster memory too
how i have a GTX 1650 i7-11800H with 16GB RAM and i run like 30 fps on max
@@fuziongt because you're using a laptop, gpu and cpu are naturally limited because of heat
1650 isnt even that good of a card to begin with, but since its a mobile card (laptop gpu) its already gonna be worse than you may see on a desktop gpu
and if your laptop isnt running too well and its running too hot, that will limit performance aswell
@@isatntt i gotta know how you even knew i was on a laptop
@@fuziongt because you said you had an i7-11800h, the h stands for mobile cpu
Starting FPS: 71
Ending FPS: 86.5
Genuine thanks to you MuYe.
Why do you need more than 71 fps ;-;
@@ChocoYT602 multiple cars
@@teddyimbert1762 very reasonable thx
@@ChocoYT602 because it looks better
@@ChocoYT602 Yeah, more fps means my computer’s processor is over-performing. Therefore, I put more cars, the fps drops back to that 71 range, then nothing really changed except now I have more cars.
This is actually well put together, informative, and serious.
Who are you and what have you done with Muye?!?
Monke
Gone back to the earlier Muye lmao
@@leon_247 yes we want monke back
Sped
Even has the propper TH-cam tutorial music
Considering my computer crawls at the menu screen, I need this video.
The ui runs at 12 fps
I followed the low-end instructions and slightly lowered framerate for much better graphics. Also frame rate is more stable, so worth my time. (Started with default low graphic settings)
BeamNG is an incredible game. I tried running it on my G15 (3070, ryzen 9 5900hs) and created the worlds first sustained fusion reaction.
What job you do
so it was u with the fusion reator breakthrough
its insane how much power you need to run this game i need like a $1000 cpu to get more than 2 fps i swear. my rtx 3060 ti is at 20-30% utilization and my 5th gen ryzen 5 which isnt a bad cpu isnt enough to get more than 30 fps on this game
@@proximitea me on a 300$ laptop: 30 fps
Very Relatable because I have a G7 and also reached fusion reaction
This is perfect timing as I just got beamng yesterday!
Edit: I’ve gone from 20-17 fps to 50-60 fps on west coast!
Damg that’s insane!
Zamn
congrats
I went from 27 to 28 :( lol did I do something wrong
@@can._.you_dont The problem on your computer is probably the CPU and not the GPU, and there isn't much you can do, there is one option in gameplay menu called, simplified collisions, that might help, and closing everything on background including discord.
4:06 I had to rewatch it so many times because it was so frking GREAT
Thanks, you literally doubled my FPS at very intense spots from 35 to 70 FPS. And for the less intense scenes I can now easily reach my 144 FPS matching my monitor refresh rate!
The update rate 6 -> 3 really worked wonders.
Was update rate the most consequential change? I'm gonna do that now. I think 60fps is minimum for this game.
Man, this guide is awesome, it doubled my fps, and now I have a total of 2 fps to work with. You are a star.
If you really think about it beamng looks stellar for the amount of calculations that are ran constantly multiple times a second. It’s impressive that a small team has put this game together the way that they have. I cant wait to see if they add tire wear and realistic flat spots, it’ll be so cool to ruin tires and blow them up.
Though the physics simulation they implemented is amazing, the graphics system seems super unoptimized. I mean it looks great and all, but considering all the bells and whistles it has still it doesn't look any better than, say, 2013 Trackmania series, or Euro Truck Simulator 2, but warms up your system pretty good.
This helps a lot. I'm currently running beam on a glorified potato
I feel you man, I managed to run Beam ng on a dell OptiPlex 3020 (8 gigs ddr3 ram, 5th gen intel i5 (quad core), and integrated graphics (1/2 gig of allotted V ram) for over a year and only recently upgraded to a slightly more respectable rig
you mean a potato cooker? (PC)
@@gigachad6230 Nah its not just any potato, its a Le Bonnotte potato
I got an ad for that one 'Capitalist potato farming game' right before this video...
*Coincidence? I THINK NOT*
im on the integrated ''graphics'' of an intel pentium silver and i can almost get 10 fps with this
Amazing presentation style, thank you!
I've got a 4 core i3 9100F, GTX 1050Ti and 16gigs of ram. I was running the game on the lowest settings before and got well over 75 fps but I decided to stop being so stingy and tried bumping up the settings. I was hovering around 30-40 fps until I followed this and now I'm sitting at around 65 fps while still having my game look decent. Thank you baby blue italian man.
Went from 1 to 1.000005fps, thanks!
🤣🤣😂😂
I get 10 on gridmap v2
@@Cengizomerca amature i get 12.6 fps with my Ali express microwave
8:30 That *EXTRA* *CRISPYNESS* with the zoom-in killed me 💀 lmao
LOWERING YOUR TEXTURE QUALITY WILL NOT BRING PERFORMANCE GAINS.
Feel free to run the game with high quality textures if you have 4GB+ of VRAM. It's a free quality boost. Textures only start affecting your FPS if you run out of RAM on your GPU.
It will, because it reduces the rendering strain on the GPU of having to draw high quality textures on everything. Lower texture quality = less pixels and things to draw = more performance.
@@cwhitley.sawlabs no, uses the same math to map the texture, just take more ram to load it.
@@Wheagg Oh, huh, that makes a bit more sense. Still worth dropping it since there's less VRAM consumption, you know?
@@cwhitley.sawlabs sure, if VRAM is low, since that will make the game breathe a little easier. You tend to notice when it runs out of RAM and "garbage collects" getting rid of old stuff. But if it doesn't do that with high texture quality, then differences in performance should be minimal.
can i run on high settings with a gtx 560? 1gb vram :(
"Do i really need more than 20 mods?"
*Me with 164 mods, 158 of which are just cars.*
33.3GB is a fair trade.
on west coast, went from 30fps low to 80fps on ultra, although the new pc might have had something to do with that. in seriousness, on the new pc, before the tutorial I got 80fps on just normal ultra settings, and after the tutorial I got 105fps!! Massive well done to Muye for managing to make this so easy to understand and how well though out that this video is, I applaud you sir
You: Helping and talking.
Pigeon in the background: Can I reach light speed?
When you plays BeamNG 0.14 on lessons in primary school in 20 fps and friends behind you hypes you to beat Chase in Small Island scenario on keyboard
ojj tak byczku
1:52 I wonder if increasing the amount of RAM would help with performance. The other day I got seriously close to using up all of the ram in my system (32GB) when recording a scene for my latest video and noticed that the frame rate had dropped under the 60 FPS mark. Although it doesn't help that I have like 50 chrome tabs open at the same time. 😅
uhhh yeah chrome tabs are very ram hungry 🤣🤣 it would def help with performance if keeping that many tabs open is the norm for you tho
@@jakev158 It kinds of is the norm for me tho.... I'll reduce the number of tabs I have open for all the things I need to do once I stop procrastinating 😅😅
from ~60 to ~115 with high end specs, I was running my dynamic reflections too high but these settings are great!
Hey there! I have like a Low-Mid end PC, this really helped. I watched the Low end Tutorial. It really worked. My game now actually runs really smoothly. Thanks!
You see muye, beam NG will run on 15 fps whatever tf i do on a UHD 360 igpu
Much thanks and love
I'm sure he's giving it it's all
@@MuYe Yes indeed, my poor igpu is giving all he has, but the thing being
He has literally nothing to give..
Mine goes to 15 on a really good day
I got 10
I have 25 fps on intel uhd g1
I run BeamNG on a GTX 960m (16gb), and manage to get a stable 40-45 fps on most maps
In my case, I turn DOF and textures and lighting to normal; with anti aliasing set to FXAA and dynamic reflections off
If you want to get more fidelity out of your system I'd recommend tinkering with the Nvidia game filter (you could replicate effects such as ambient occlusion with it)
And though some people may consider reshade as a cardinal sin; it can help you with frame rate in some cases by using external anti aliasing and DOF filters through it. I personally use an HDR filter with tonemapping to make up for the downgrades since it maintains a clean look overall
If you want minimal stutter i would highly suggest turning down the texture quality and capping the frame rate since the system could thermal throttle
Weird flex but ok
I wouldn't consider as a flex since that gpu (and the laptop) is more than 7 years old now
@@adedhuman9582 yeah, the first part i wouldn't consider a flex too but the end part is kinda too highly detailed like you're trying to show your intellect on computers. Your subscriptions support that claim too
Wait what GTX 960m 16 gb vram??
@@rafalsitarlol i couldnt find words that would make me sound less like a nerd; though
I could see why you thought of that
Again, this is more about the things ive noticed while i tried to run games on integrated graphics back then; it could apply to any game
Went from 56 to 75 on Jungle Rock Island (without moving of course) Helped a tonne. Thanks so much , used a mix between low end and mid range (1650 Max-Q)
this helped a ton. thank you muye
top tip: turn of shadows in the debug menu for extra performance
Small tip over it
Close background apps. This helps, and a lot
I have a friend with integrated graphics and he's got like 159 mods installed. Yes.
I have integrated graphics and have 105 mods installed
Pathetic, I've got over 600 mods
same
i also have integrated graphic and over 200 mods installed but they didn't seem to affect performance that much , just loading times
He's probably got a Ryzen APU, as a 5600G owner myself, i gotta say those little beasts are powerful for integrated graphics
How to increase framerates in beamng. Turn off realtime reflections. That's it. That's all you need to know. Thank me later
Then the game becomes a 2004 low quality graphics crash simulator
BeamNG already suffers from being behind in graphics.
@@igameidoresearchtoo6511 what the hell you lookin at if BeamNG is behind?
@@saxreaper Literally any other modern car game, forza horizon 4-5, assetto corsa, and many more of the same kind.
BeamNG is hardly above average in terms of graphics.
@@igameidoresearchtoo6511 No hardware could run beamng with forza like graphics
@@2807ft That's another problem, BeamNG is so damn unoptimized, atleast for 20 and 30 series Nvidia cards.
40 fucking fps when I have 5 cars spawned in Italy despite my ryzen 3600xt is just unacceptable, they should find a method to not render the ENTIRE map at once. (CPU and GPU wise, as in, AI paths and graphics).
Woow! I gotta follow your step by step Muye ❤❤ hope it works 100% successfully 💕💕💕
I went from an average of 6 fps to an average of 15 fps thank you!
I don't get whats wrong with mods. I definitely need all of my 400+ mods. Doesn't even affect my game that much. It gives me the advantage of doing things for hours and not getting bored.
People with 8 GB ram says this is a bs, *including me* ☝️😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
@@Cr3reeper I have 32 gb of ram
@@ensoelmeri3288 💀
Ok when do you use 400 mods
@@vanillevaschnille9336 All the time man. Like I said it's impossible to get bored when you have so many things to do
R5 3600, EVGA GTX 1060 6GB SC, 16 GB ram, went from avg ~ 38.9 to ~ 80.5 on west coast at 1080p, using the mid range settings. I wanted the 5% lows to be around 75Hz, before adding the UI elements, since that's what my monitor does. After adding my choice of UI the avg went to ~ 77.5. Might tinker with it and drop some fps for better visuals if I feel like it. Thanks MuYe.
Edit: spelling
Thank you i went from 11-13 fps to around 30 🙏
THANK YOU!!! This helped me a lot!
man this helped me A LOT ty so much muye ;)
CPU: Intel Xeon E3 1220 3.1Ghz 4 core
RAM: 8GB 1200mhz DDR3
Gpu: AMD Firepro V4900 1GB
I raised my potato from 15 FPS to 34 FPS On West Coast USA.
Thanks MuYe
It's a miracle the game even boots...I'm legit surprised
Oh my, how the definition of potato changes depending on where you look. My local need for speed most wanted enthusiasts would consider that a high end hacking machine. Jokes aside, pc's have really gone a long way.
@@igameidoresearchtoo6511Ngl I was too when I first installed it.
Damn this helped a lot I was at like 17 fps or lower now im at like 50 and 30's.
0 fps before and 0 fps after... really helped thanks!
Thanks so much for this tutorial man! I have no gpu but a reasonable cpu so I used the low end specs and I went from 30fps to 50fps man thx
😂😂😂 08:21 " mandare a far3 in cul0 the...."
02:55 Thanks to MuYe, it took me over a year to realise I have'nt plugged in my graphicscard wondering about the small amount of my power my pc have.
that must be the greatest feeling ever
@@CrafterOscar Yes, it was.
Thats pure stupidity but at least you found out lol
Are you joking?
@@regera6019 I wish I would
On my RTX 2060 6GB card, following the mid-range optimisation I got
Before: 70fps average
After: 110fps average
9:32 me watching this with like 150gb of mods: 😬
me too xd
Before: 13 - 14 FPS
After - 27 - 28 (Only if you look up), 13.7 - 14.4 - .3 if you look f/b.
Thanks! its a big improvement!
I actually was having issues with FPS (even on a $3000 laptop) But after following this i managed to get FPS up to 70 in Utah. Thanks local Italian Jazz driver!
Intro feels like BeamNG was ported to Switch. Recently hacked Switch for more games and have to admit Switch is pretty much has nothing to play, apart from Nintendo games. And I feel like OC Switch can run BeamNG in 60fps 720p
The switch will not handle Bean NG well at all. It is based on the Nvidia Tegra X1+ SoC, which aside from being an ARM based chip, is also terribly slow by modern standards. It's roughly a mid-range phone from 5 years ago in terms of performance.
The best chance Beam NG has on an ARM based system is an M1 Mac, and failing that, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1's GPU is actually up to the task when it's not thermally or voltage limited.
Wierd question. But what is the song at 0:10 ?
Trance - 009 sound system dreamscape
Giga Chad song
Can you feel my heart by bring me the horizon
Pro tip set it to windowed and make it smaller
It looks better than lowering the resolution
Straight from a patato
(graphics card less) idiot
Who made a PC with no graphics card 😢
If i give you guys a recommendation for a lower end build. I recommend an 8 core/ 16 thread Quadro k2200 build. Its dirt cheap. And runs games like beamng on low settings at an average of around 60-80fps. I got this build on eBay for around 170 bucks. The pc model was a Thinkstation p500. Works flawlessly. Plays games like gta 5 just as good as a high end console. So yeah, if you are wondering what a good recommendation would be. Id look around for a thinkstation p500 or p510. Both are great options to start a build if you truly wanted =)
bro, i love how the most replayed section is the start of the mid range chapter. everyone be having literal shitboxes (like me)
2:42 i have not Nvidia i have Intel :(
I have NVIDIA on my PC
I don’t think you understand stand you got an arc card?
went from 17 to 24 fps
First! Pin me!
No! I will not pin you!
@@MuYe WHy no listen him he good boy 11!!1!!11
helped a lot.. thanks g!!
This guide helped me a lot went from 15-20 fps to 30-40 fps in west coast
I really can`t explain why I never listened to serious people who explained to me why I should remove half my mods and I never did, but when MuYe screamed at me I did
Anyway after from 500+ mod i made them 24 my fps boost was from 60 to 144 and its really consistent... so thank you MuYe
Bruh the intro section with dreamscape brought so many memories back
Once upon a time on my gtx1070 I used to drive jungle rock and the second I touched a leaf I would watch my fps crumble. Now I can go into all the trees and have 385829959295929969070069918572884fps. Marvellous optimisation beam team
something that i use and that helps me run this game at max possible settings is to use Lossless Scaling's frame generation to double your fps. just limit your fps to whichever number you will guaranteed hit, and do ctrl + alt + s, boom, downloadable fps. there is basically no affect you can see other than the numbers like on your speedometer look kinda weird, but other than that its just downloadable fps. its only 7 bucks on steam and super worth it
3:45 west coast USA how it thought Italy was the one
Gonna do it tomorrow. If i get more than 30 fps - you're getting a new subscriber.
Thank you Muye your tutorial was very helpful before i would average about 20 FPS or below. Now I'm averaging a steady 30 even 40FPS and with pretty good graphics.
from the starting i got
79 max frames per second and from the end 97 frames per second
thank you muye love ur content
❤
My frames went from 2 to 4! Thanks! And the cpu temp is now 109 degrees!
I used high end optomization. i have a i5 8500, 32gb ram and a gtx 1080 (asus rog strix) (overclocked) and i went from 48 ish fps to 65 ish with mirrors on full res full detail and 600 distance with a update rate of 3. i would like to thank you so much becasuse ive always had a fps issue in this game. (mind you this is in 1440p. i dont play in 1080p so you are a life saver.
This brought glee to my face! My trusty 1050 ti might actually run BeamNG at the sight of 1:49 "GT 1030" statement. Thank you MuYe!
I have an RTX 3070 and your first tip fixed everything, thank you!!!!!
It did, thank you! I have a GTX 1050 2GB and from normal, 50fps I went to Low end, 96fps!!! Thanks muye, yu best guy!
Starting avg FPS- 15
Ending FPS-9
Thanks MuYe, Great tutorial :D
finally. i can play beamng on my potato pc
Thank you so much. You got me from 5 fps to 105 fps
i love the dreamscape music for olds tutorials , gold times
and my fps to 30 go to 60 thanks
this helps with ai traffic, i used to get average 14-19fps now i'm getting 29 to 31 fps average, thank you
Good work, thanks
I have a potato pc, laptop I should say, and I started on 10 fps but now on 20. Thanks a lot dude!
Thank you!!! I went from getting 20-60 fps with a over clocked 4070 to 70 to 120 fps
thank you so much this saved me
8:20 actually had me DEAD 😭
starting FPS: 150 on full potato mode. End FPS, with mild overclock: 120 at almost full high settings out of a gtx 1650.
W tutorial Muye :)
Before : 16
After : 25
Very helpfull thanks
7:21, 8:21 very nice
4:36 I thought the game was more CPU dependent than GPU
I had the fps limiter on for 5 fps for a week thank you so much
starts with 30 fps ends with 50 good job!
I would recommend checking the high performance power plan on the BeamNG settings. BeamNG is intensive when it comes to the CPU.
started at 20-30 walked out with 80-100 fps
great job muye
i3-10100F + GTX970 + 16gb @3200MHz
used the low end Optimisation in West Coast with traffic enabled and flooring it down the roads, went from around 50fps to 70fps no stutters, so safe to say it works a treat
It worked tysm ❤
your a life saver bro! i went from 25-34fps to around 67-84fps!
I would also recommend Overclocking as an Other Method of optimizaton. It really helps improve perfomance on every level. I know it's a bit unsafe, but if you follow tutorials closely you can find your perfect setting.
[Running on Fullscreen 720P, Potato Optimization - AMD Phenom II x4, NVIDIA GT 730 1GB VRAM, 8 GB RAM]
I used the map Cliff as my benchmark.
Results with overclocking:
- Average of 38.1 FPS and 43.2 max on Top of the hill
- Average of 51.4 FPS and 84.1 max on Beach
Results without overclocking:
- Average of 30.2 FPS and 33.0 max on Top of the hill
- Average of 40.3 FPS and 45.0 max on Beach
I also don't remember my starting FPS :P