Alright, so I wanted to get Wuthering Waves running at a buttery smooth 120 frames per second. I mean, who doesn’t want that, right? I messed around with it for a while to see if I could make it happen. Here is what I did.
First, I opened the game. You know, the usual stuff – clicked on the icon and waited for it to load. It is a pretty heavy game, you know. Once I was in, I went straight to the settings menu. It’s that little gear icon, pretty standard. You can find it easily.
Tinkering with the settings
In the settings, I started looking around for anything related to frame rate or graphics performance. There are many options there. You can adjust shadows, texture quality, and other stuff. I played around with a few things to see what actually affects frame rate.
- Checked the display settings first. Made sure the resolution was set to what my monitor can handle, which is nothing special, just the usual.
- Looked for an option to unlock the frame rate. Some games have it locked to 60 or 30 FPS, but that’s not what we want, man.
- Found a setting called “Frame Rate Limit” and set it to “Unlimited”. Then, I thought maybe this is what I was looking for.
After making these changes, I jumped back into the game to see if there was any difference. And guess what? It felt smoother, like way smoother.
Did it work?
Honestly, I’m pretty sure it did. I didn’t use any fancy tools to measure the exact FPS, but I could tell it was running better than before. I think it should be close to 120 FPS. I am pretty happy with it.
So, yeah, that’s how I tried to get Wuthering Waves to 120 FPS. It seemed to work pretty well, at least for me. If you’re trying to do the same, just follow these steps and you might get similar results. Give it a shot!
