
However, the high-performance mode will consume higher battery usage if you use a laptop. You can set the High-Performance mode for the intense gameplay for better results. If in case, your Windows system is running on the Balanced mode in Power Options, the system and hardware aren’t running to their full potential. If the in-game lag or frame drops remain, select All and try lowering the video settings from the game menu.Select Auto Settings > Make sure to resume the gameplay to cross-check whether the frame drops or lags are still appearing or not.Now, go to the in-game Settings menu > Click on Video.
Press the Esc button on your keyboard in the gameplay. If you haven’t succeeded in fixing the frame drop issue, then make sure to switch to auto settings in video mode by following the steps below. Once you finish your gameplay, you can continue downloading games or installing patch updates. It’s better to pause or stop other background downloads while launching and playing the client’s Diablo 4 game. The chances are high that you’re trying to download or install other game updates simultaneously, whatever client you’re using. Once done, restart your system to apply changes. Click on End Task to close it > Do the same steps for all unnecessary tasks. Now, click on the Processes tab > to select tasks unnecessarily running in the background and consuming enough system resources. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys to open up the Task Manager. Sometimes unnecessary background running tasks or programs can also consume a higher amount of CPU or Memory resources on the system, which may cause crashes, lags, stutters, FPS drops, etc. Click on Apply and select OK to save changes.
Make sure to click on the Run this program as an administrator checkbox to checkmark it.