30 Tweaks To Optimize Blood Strike For Low-End Laptops/PCs 

ty I used to get 35 50 fps now I got 90 to 110 fps

@@astrabloxx np mate

btw thank you for giving me a content idea

i use capcut xd

No problem

np mate

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@@Zombskull the vid really helped with other games too 🥲

@@mikedonaldgaming698 im really glad that it helped you

you are the only one having the problem but no worries I got you just read all of this carefully and check if your keyboard console ( ` ) key is broken if it is good then check if you may have been pressing the ( ` ) key if not then follow along, 1. Third-Party Tools There are third-party applications designed to lock the mouse cursor within a window. Some popular tools include: Cursor Lock: This application allows you to confine the cursor to a specific area or window. Borderless Gaming: This tool can force windowed games into borderless windowed mode, which can help with cursor confinement. 2. Check Registry Edits If you've made changes to the registry, it's possible that these changes are affecting mouse behavior. Here are some registry locations and values that might be relevant: 3. Mouse Registry Settings Press Win + R, type regedit, and press Enter to open the Registry Editor. Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Mouse. Check the values for MouseThreshold1, MouseThreshold2, and MouseSpeed. The default values are usually: MouseThreshold1: 6 MouseThreshold2: 10 MouseSpeed: 1 Pointer Options Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop. Check the value for MouseTrails. If this is set to a non-zero value, it can affect mouse behavior. The default value is 0. 4. Windows Settings Ensure that your Windows settings are not contributing to the issue: Open Settings (Win + I). Go to System > Display. Ensure that the scaling and layout are set correctly, especially if using multiple monitors. 5. Update or Reinstall Mouse Drivers Outdated or corrupt mouse drivers can cause erratic cursor behavior: Press Win + X and select Device Manager. Expand Mice and other pointing devices. Right-click on your mouse and select Update driver. If the problem persists, consider uninstalling the driver and rebooting your system to reinstall it automatically.

Thanks man @@Zombskull

@@Zombskull new sub here now 😁

@@Goonhunter254 thanks

@@Goonhunter254 no problem

1. Check Hardware Connections Ensure the Mouse is Properly Connected: If you're using a wired mouse, check the USB connection. For wireless mice, ensure the battery is charged and the receiver is securely connected to the USB port. Try Different USB Ports: Sometimes, USB ports can be faulty. Try plugging your mouse into a different port. 2. Update or Reinstall Drivers Update Mouse Driver: Even if you believe your drivers are up to date, try reinstalling the mouse driver. Go to the Device Manager, find your mouse, and update or reinstall the driver. Update Graphics Drivers: Sometimes, stuttering can be related to graphics performance. Make sure your graphics card drivers are up to date. 3. Check Mouse Settings Mouse Speed and Sensitivity: Go to the Control Panel > Mouse settings and check the pointer speed and sensitivity. Make sure the settings are appropriate. Disable Enhance Pointer Precision: Sometimes, this setting can cause issues. Disable it under the Mouse settings in the Control Panel. 4. Check for Interference Wireless Interference: If you are using a wireless mouse, other wireless devices can cause interference. Try to move other devices away from the receiver. Surface: Make sure you are using the mouse on a proper surface. Some surfaces may not work well with certain types of mice. 5. Software Issues Close Background Programs: Some background programs can cause mouse lag. Try closing unnecessary programs and see if the issue persists. Check for Malware: Run a malware scan to ensure there are no malicious programs affecting your system performance. 6. System Performance CPU and RAM Usage: High CPU or RAM usage can cause system-wide stuttering. Open Task Manager and check if any processes are consuming a lot of resources. Power Settings: Make sure your computer is set to High Performance mode. You can change this in the Power Options settings. 7. BIOS/UEFI Update Update BIOS/UEFI: An outdated BIOS can sometimes cause hardware issues. Check your motherboard manufacturer's website for any updates. 8. Test on Another Computer Try the Mouse on Another Computer: This can help determine if the issue is with the mouse or your computer. If none of these steps resolve the issue, it could be a hardware problem with the mouse itself, and you might consider getting a replacement. Let me know if you need detailed instructions on any of the steps above!

me too , did u found an issue ?

yes me too. Maybe if you noticed. There's stutter when it was high ping

@@wagipedia2292 close background applications everything single application it works

Hi Username kingmaverick

welcome to blood strike

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@@Zombskull tnx Can we play a duo

@@Kingmaverickemp why not

try updating graphics drivers maybe lower some in games settings set power plan to high performance maybe ur hard driver health is too low or maybe you have a high memory usage in ur device try ending background runing apps for low memory usage use mereduct for low memory usage

make sure game is updated recheck internet connection if still doesn't work change account and if still doesn't work consider joining my D-I-S-C-O-R-D link is in description so I further investigate

@@Zombskull ok thanks

@@Infinite-Gaming-Tales np

turn of fullscreen play on windowed mode i know it bit wierd but the game has a funny glitch on older devices so it will automatically lock fps on 60 if u use fullscreen but it wont if you play on windowed mode

@@Zombskullin windowed mode it also locked at 60 fps idk why

​@@muzzysez652 set fps to ultra or disable vsync from graphics panel I've shown best graphics panel settings in this video link is given ( if you have intel GPU or integrated watch from 11:23 ) ( and 10:03 ) ( Nvidia 12:13 ) let me know if it worked ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-n4efnSec4M8.html

@@Zombskull i only have intel graphic command center, i dont have intel hd graphic control panel, and in nvidia i already follow ur step but still at 60 fps on windowed or fullscreen mode

@@muzzysez652 how come you got both graphics drivers man you should have only one intel or nvidia if you have an dedicated GPU nvidia or amd you should install its latest drivers and then follow the step and delete intel GPU driver if you have an dedicated GPU thru display driver uninstaller software you can also search on youtube about this software but if you don't have any dedicated GPU and you have integrated GPU which is intel hd graphics or intel graphics (it is same it doesn't matter) you should install its drivers and then apply these setting also make sure to delete unnecessary GPU drivers in your pc/laptop

yes bro?

u r the only one saying this if you made any restore point try to restore ur pc if not then install new window atlas os is recommended if you have low end pc also watch video carefully you might have done some mistakes thats why you are having lagging problems

@@Zombskull hmm i have reinstalled the windows and its back to normal

@@hellooooo522 I've figured it out your laptop had malware you just saved your laptop by reinstalling your windows