To run Persona 4: Golden on a PC that isn’t made for gaming, I’d recommend first optimising your performance through battery settings and the Intel control panel. I tried turning V-sync off in the game’s settings, but that only made everything worse.
Instead, I maximised my laptop’s performance in the “Power” menu, much to the dismay of my battery. Once on the control panel, the recommendation was to turn off V-sync, which tutorials said was on an “advanced settings” menu that I couldn’t find. I don’t know how it’ll affect anything that isn’t prepared for it, so please do your research before trying it.Īfter some time, I found the shortcut for my terrible Intel graphics card’s settings: Ctrl + Alt + f12. From what I can tell, overclocking is something that’s typically recommended for gaming PCs. I dare not touch Afterburner because I’m scared that I’ll mess it up and fry my laptop, but if you’re brave, maybe overclocking could help you. Limiting the frame rate only made all of the problems worse because the game wasn’t consistently hitting 20-30 fps in the first place. Rivatuner didn’t help the game at all, but its frame rate display showed me that my computer was the problem.
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Eventually, I found that MSI Afterburner, an overclocking software and Rivatuner, a software that limits frame rate, are common solutions to fix issues like this. While researching my issues, I was met with a lot of PC garble my poor console-loving brain couldn’t comprehend. The game worked much better with these settings, but it wasn’t consistent, so I looked online for help.
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Keep in mind, none of these settings have fixed the anime cutscenes for me, so I’m looking to mods to fix them. The contrast might just be a placebo, but I think increasing it somehow made the game feel smoother, so give it a go if you feel like it. With these settings and the recommendations below, the game works fine 90% of the time, with only very occasional slowdown at any given point. Related: 5 things you might not know about Persona 5: Royal Graphics: Rendering scale: 50%, Shadow quality: Low, Shadow: Off, Anisotropic Filter: Low, Anti-Aliasing: on, Contrast: 5 The settings that made the game run the best are as follows: I decided to look at the game’s graphics and display settings again and fiddle around with them to see what worked. Once I booted the game up, things took a nosedive The cutscenes stuttered and the game didn’t fare much better, with the characters moving at a snail’s pace coupled with crashes every now and then.
Mind you, I had no clue what half of it meant but it looked like my laptop could handle it. I quickly checked the minimum specs required for the game and I found that my computer was good enough to run it. It was done by a 2 man team SEGA Europe outsourced it to in like 4 months.As you probably know, Persona 4: Golden launched on PC about a week ago, so like many Persona fans, I bought it almost immediately. Originally posted by Credits: Persona 4 The Golden – Steam Edition Staffĭirector: Daisuke Yajima (P Studio programmer for many modern Persona games, including Field Programmer on the original Persona 4 Golden)Īrt Director: Sachie Tousuji (P Studio designer, was the Interface Design Leader on the original P4G)
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