is there a ksp performance mod?

[Bobbejans]

i would like to know because my laptop kinda struggles with ksp 

[Lisias]

What model is your notebook? I can play KSP 1.12.5 on a i7 mobile, but with a lot of compromises - but I can play KSP 1.4.3 beautifully on it

You may want to try older KSP versions to see if they fits you.

Edited August 13, 2024 by Lisias
Tyops, as usulla...

[Bobbejans]

i have a i7 -4700MQ. nvidia quadro k1100M . windows 10. and 32gb of ram all of these ar kinda old so i would like to know

btw does ksp support dlss and or fsr?

[Lisias]

On 8/14/2024 at 1:33 PM, Bobbejans said:

i have a i7 -4700MQ. nvidia quadro k1100M . windows 10. and 32gb of ram all of these ar kinda old so i would like to know

btw does ksp support dlss and or fsr?

The CPU is way better than mine, you will not see too much problems on performance. And you have plenty CPU memory too.

Your weak point is the GPU. Your Quadro have only 2GB of VRAM (I don't know of any notebook using it with more) and, frankly, nowadays 6GB is the bare minimum to a good KSP experience nowadays.

DLSS and FSR will not help you at all - KSP will clog the CPU way faster than the GPU (what KSP really needs is VRAM).

You may want to consider using a older KSP version, as 1.9.1 or even 1.7.3. These older KSP versions have a way smaller GPU VRAM footprint.

Additionally, I want to quote myself from similar thread:

On 8/13/2024 at 4:27 PM, Lisias said:

But you still can add some mods on it - prefer mods without new textures, or with lower res textures. SXT, KAX, Hooligan Airlabs, even AirplanePlus should work fine (if you like airplanes, of course).

As a rule of thumb, try to avoid downloading mods with more than 100 megabytes and you will be able to shove a dozen at least.

Since you have a decent CPU, you will go fine with mods what adds features as automatic pilots, etc. You may also want to have a look on Distant Objects.

Edited August 16, 2024 by Lisias
late quoting

[Bobbejans]

Ok thanks