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This way, you get access to the 90fps mode in Battlegrounds Mobile India on your Windows PC. I used Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra as the device profile in my testing. Under “Device settings”, change the “Device profile” to a flagship device to run the game more smoothly.If that is not the case, enable the “Prefer dedicated GPU” toggle to improve the performance when you play BGMI on PC. Here, make sure that the GPU in use is set to the dedicated GPU and not the integrated one. Go to BlueStacks settings using the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl+Shift+I” and switch to the “Graphics” tab from the left pane.Now, if you want a smooth BGMI gameplay on your PC, here are some tweaks to improve performance within BlueStacks: The frame rate increased to somewhere around 70fps when I set the graphics to Smooth and frame rate to 90fps mode. I tried playing BGMI on an MSI laptop with Intel i5-9300H CPU and Nvidia GTX 1650 MaxQ graphics card and got around 30fps with HD graphics and high frame rate settings. For instance, I have assigned the “F” key to open the door, number key 7 to open Settings, and more to play BGMI on PC with ease.Īdjust Emulator Settings to Improve BGMI Performance on PC To map a key to an in-game control, add a new tap spot from the right-side panel and assign a key to it. Now, you can now assign your favorite key to any of the controls available in BGMI. Īnother small question that I have not yet understood.4. I am good at printing these out as booklets.Īll in all I am baffled by this extraordinary sinological compound - that Pleco is and I would never ever have believed that it would exist.

I am making small progress with the manuals - having printed out so far Dictionary, Reader and Flashcards. And for that the Smartphone is of course the right tool. I was stunned to find almost by chance the Camera / OCR function. But reading a work on History on a Smartphone is not exactly my cup of tea. I do have btw a Google compatible Smartphone - realme 7 5G - and start to use it for Pleco. I was just pointer hovering at the sides and waiting for those arrows - which appear in Kindle books.