I'm sure there's plenty more headroom for you 100+ Hz peeps as my GPU was running quite cool. On my GTX 970 I have no problem running the game with all of the graphical features enabled, forced 16x anisotropic filtering, 3840 x 2400 DSR and 8x in-game anti-aliasing and holding 60 fps. No big deal I guess since the in-game options menu seems to cover everything.ĭefinitely make sure you edit your JadeEmpire.ini (located in your Origin Games install folder) to change 'clampFPS=1' to 'clampFPS=0' to remove the 30 fps frame rate cap, this has not been changed in the Origin version.

I could not launch the JadeEmpireConfig.exe at all, no matter how I set Windows compatibility or admin rights. It seems like this setup has been changed by default to the recommended stick bindings on PCGamingWiki without editing the config file. Jade Empire launched with full Xbox 360 controller support, save for a wonky analog stick setup with regards to rotating the camera. Using the latest DS4Windows with my DualShock 4 controller worked instantly in game without additional config file tweaks. When going into the options menu in game all I had to do was change 'Aspect Ratio' to Widescreen and it listed both 1920 x 10 x 1200 without editing my config file. It looks like the Origin version of this game has better support for widescreen resolutions than PCGamingWiki lead me to believe. Select the Compatibility tab, then check 'Run this program in compatibility mode' and select 'Windows XP (Service Pack 2)', then check 'Run this program as an administrator' and then 'OK'. I haven't quite jumped into the game yet but I did get it up and running on Windows 10 with very little tweaks necessary to get going. Find the start menu shortcut for Jade Empire, right click on it, then Properties.

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