Sandro Mathys

Hm, interesting, because the Steam FPS counter actually says I get between 307-310fps, that's why I said >300fps Also, I got the idea from Overwatch. There you can set the limit to "30fps", "display-based" or "custom", with the latter allowing you to set it to any value between 30-300fps.

In the graphics options, there should be a setting to limit the max frames per seconds that are getting rendered. Nimbatus isn't very taxing on the hardware, which is why it's rendered at >300fps for me - way above the 144fps my monitor can handle. I'm not even sure I need 144fps in this game, but anyway: rendering at >300fps is just wasting energy and creating heat for nothing.