C:\Users\(WRITE YOUR USER NAME HERE)\Documents\My Games\Fallout 76

Edit ini file called "Fallout76Prefs" using wordpad or any other text editor of your choice.

Press "Ctrl+F" and type "iPresentInterval=1" you will find the line. Change it to "iPresentInterval=0"

Save and exit

You do not need to make this read only as this file never resets.

WARNING:
YOU MAY HAVE TO RE-APPLY FRAME LIMIT AFTER GPU DRIVERS UPDATE/CHANGES

Since we disabled V-sync we need to limit the frames without using V-sync because if we go too high without FPS, game engine will start causing us trouble like making us stack in place. It can be easily done with programs like Rivatuner, AMD catalyst or Nvidia control panel, that comes included with any nvidia driver. All are available for free from their dedicated websites. If you don't know how to unzip files use winrar, it's free

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What you want to do is to find a way to limit your FPS slightly above your monitor refresh rate (but only if your monitor has normal refresh rates of 60 fps or 75 fps, going beyond is not advised) so it will be limited to something like 60.7 fps or 75.6 fps

We also want to force fast sync via a different program, in nvidia's case via control panel so that we get a non-intrusive non-lagging screen tearing. Or you can force g or free sync if you have them.

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For Nvidia it is included with driver install

Nvidia control panel has no decimals so I just limit to 60 fps

step 1 (right click icon in tray [bottom left side of your desktop screen] and choose control panel]



steps 2, 3, 4 and 5



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For AMD try these: (I am nvidia user so you may need to look on your own here)

https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-15-7-1

And Rivatuner's website is very confusing, I remember having trouble locating the download link for it in the past but that program is available on many other trusted software websites with easier navigation

https://www.guru3d.com/content-page/rivatuner.html

in the same folder we found Fallout76Prefs ini there is Fallout76 ini file. Again, open it with a text editor.

Find:

fMouseHeadingXScale=.021
fMouseHeadingYScale=.03738

The numbers can be whatever here, you just need to find the lines and then replace them with the following:

fMouseHeadingXScale=.021
fMouseHeadingYScale=.021
bMouseAcceleration=0

Please, take note

fMouseHeadingYScale can be different depending on aspect ratio of your monitor

These are the numbers for different aspect ratios:

.03738 for 16:9
.042 for 21:9
.028 for 4:3
.0336 for 16:10

Now save the file.

Once saved close it and right click Fallout76 ini and choose properties

In general tab place tick on read only so that the game doesn't overwrite and reset this file for you

Just follow the steps on the screenshot

The game will reset the settings in Fallout76 ini file after you're done playing it and you will be back to square one. In order to avoid repeating the process every time you launch the game I suggest you create a simple launch shortcut with specific settings. I will guide you.

In the same folder where Fallout76 ini and Fallout76Prefs ini are located, create a text document by clicking on the white field in the folder and selecting new > text document

Open file and copy these lines inside:

attrib +r "Fallout76.ini"
start steam://rungameid/1151340

save and exit

You can rename the file anything you like, I called it simply Start Fallout76

In the upper left corner in the same folder click View then go to the upper right corner and tick show file extensions

Then change the name for Start Fallout76.txt to Start Fallout76.bat

Now every time you click on it, it will launch the game with designated parameters



I suggest you create a shortcut of this bat file on your desktop so you can easily launch game from there.

Right click the bat file, from drop down menu choose Send to and choose Desktop (Create shortcut)

Once shortcut is only the desktop you can rename the desktop shortcut !not the bat file in Fallout76 folder!

Important

If you accidentally launch the game from Steam and not the shortcut you've made then since it is in admin mode it will ask you to confirm launch and you have a chance to click NO and re-launch it from shortcut without having to change settings in Fallout76 ini again. It will give you an error but it won't do anything bad

You can also choose a cool looking icon for it

Right click the shortcut on your desktop, choose properties and in shortcut tab choose change icon at the bottom

Click browse and in the path copy paste this C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steam\games

(well if you have steam installed to Program Files that is, if it is somewhere else just copy your steam destination there which can be found by right clicking Steam icon on desktop, properties > shortcut > file location at the bottom, the folder in steam that has icons is located under Steam\steam\games)

You can pick any icon from there, you can pick F76 icon, or you can start installing any Steam game and immediately delete it as it starts downloading. The icon from that game will appear there.

Mine looks like this