
It clears the corrupt cache along with the corrupt game files that are usually stopping the game from starting. Repairing the game solves the dev error codes. But still, if it shows, our last fix will repair that.
Now restart your computer to install the updates.Īfter the restart, try to launch your game. Windows will start checking for available updates and update your system.
Now at the top of the window, you will see a button written “Check for Updates” click on that. If I come to a conclusion I will be sure to post it here. I am still debating over using Action!(Excellent UI and smaller file sizes) over FRAPS(Better Performance). As far as quality goes, I think both are outstanding. Although I highly prefer the Action! UI over FRAPS, and find it's options and file sizes far superior to FRAPS. These were my results, so I can personally say that FRAPS has better performance then Action. What I mean by locked: Program/Game locks/limits the FPS to a defined value. What I mean by unstable: Consistently/Constantly changing FPS commonly going outside the said FPS, has radical changes. What I mean by stable: FPS occasionally goes up/down and stays within the said FPS, no radical drops or increases. The WarZ (My primary recording game) Max Settings:Īction: Stable 57-60FPS (Had an issue where it would cause a massive drop in FPS when done recording)Īction: Very Unstable 55FPS-62FPS (Was suppose to lock at 60FPS)Īction: Locked 30FPS (Once again caused massive drop in FPS when done recording) 2TB 7200RPM HDD (I know it sucks.) w/ 500GB partition dedicated to video storage competitors while having excellent quality, I decided to try the trial out. So when I saw Action! with it's claims of excellent performance vs.
I have been interested in a new game recorder for quite awhile now, mainly due to FRAPS having no compression/large file sizes.
I recently saw Action! on Steam Greenlight.