Mass effect.

[Gauzl]

Is mass effect 1 and 2 restricted to 60 fps and lower? I have 2 gtx 680s both watercooled and v sync off in both the game and nvidia control panel yet it never exceeds 60fps.

[brownninja97]

Check the ini file.

[Gauzl]

Check the ini file.

What's that?

[brownninja97]

What's that?

There should be a notepad document that holds the in game setting and you can manually set the settings of the game there such as the v sync AA and that sort of thing.

[KaareKanin]

On a side note, Origins has those games on sale for next to nothing!

[Gauzl]

There should be a notepad document that holds the in game setting and you can manually set the settings of the game there such as the v sync AA and that sort of thing.

Where exactly is the ini file?

[brownninja97]

Where exactly is the ini file?

my documents and then my games or just search the internet if its not there

[jbro1232]

Have a look here: http://www.tweakguides.com/ME_7.html

 

 

 

Mass Effect holds all of its main settings in a range of .ini (initialization) files found under your \Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\BioWare\Mass Effect\Config directory in Windows XP, or \Users\[user]\Documents\BioWare\Mass Effect\Config in Windows Vista. These .ini files can be viewed and edited using a text editor like Windows Notepad, but I recommend backing them up before changing any settings. If something goes wrong and you want to return these files to their defaults, simply delete them and they'll be recreated using the original templates (found under\Program Files\Mass Effect\Engine\Config) the next time you start the game. For this reason, don't ever edit or delete the Base .ini files or any other .ini files found under the game's directories; make sure to only edit those under the user directory specified further above.

 

This may be different if it's a steam or origin version.