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To get better performance, lower the graphic details. The RTX3050 is a lower end budget card that is already two generations behind and therefore unfit for medium detail levels of newer games.
Prior to me updating my graphics driver, I played on low and I would get around 100 fps, but now its locked to 2.0 MB VRAM usage, sometimes lower and now its never goes above 30 fps
I don't even know how to disable G-Sync.
I feel like I should note that this is on a laptop
It seems I don't have an option to turn on G-Sync for Nvidia.
However, in the AMD software, I have option to use free-sync.
I've added some more photos to see if that will help.
If you guys want anymore photos to understand better, I can provide them
Before 2022, this was a good practice. Anymore, no it is not. Do not update to the newest driver if the current driver works fine. You could try a rollback to a previous driver version. Ask your graphic driver manufacturer or check their webpage on how to do it correctly.
DO NOT UPDATE YOUR DRIVER IF YOUR CURRENT ONE WORKS