FPS drops on Xbox one

[Daviss42]

Another one x user here with low fps

[Michael5941]

The only thing that might be different is I bought it in Xbox store instead of on a hard copy would that make a difference. I understand it shouldn't and hasn't on any other game I've bought but it's just a thought. And I wasn't saying I wouldn't tear apart my Xbox but it's just over a couple months old so I would hope to not have to already take it apart.

Ah yeah if it's new that's understandable. Sry I assumed it just the way I read it,

[Plineman2011]

I am actually using external hard drive. So now I really am at a loss.

[Plineman2011]

I contacted Giants and they are aware of issue and working on a release to fix it.

[YeetosDoritos]

Even if the game is too much for the console (which isn't the case) they should try to optimize it so that it locks on 60 fps even if you have 5 workers. Making a little worst graphics wouldn't be a problem. I'm also having this problem with my 1 year old Xbox one s, and I already thought of buying a ps4, because xbox is ****.

[YeetosDoritos]

I have a brand new Xbox one x and I am lagging or have fps drop if I hire more than two workers. Running on 1080p tv. Please any help that does not involve tearing apart would be appreciated.

Brand new? Okay maybe it is the game, it's a Xbox only issue though as I can play on my ps4 and hire more than 2 workers and it has no issue. Dust build up is just a common cause of fps drops hence why I initially suggested cleaning but a brand new Xbox wouldn't have dust in it so tgat definitely narrowed it down. Also you make it sound bad to disassemble your console, (if you have a vaild warrenty don't take it apart) if you watch enough videos it is extremely easy and is a good skill to have as it could extend the longevity of your console or even controller. For example I saved 60 bucks last time the d pad on my controller stopped working, took it apart just to learn it was dirty on the connections wiped it down reassembled it and it worked fine afterwards. If I didn't know that skill I would be buying a whole new controller for $60 instead of the free repair I made myself. It's your console so do what you want but in order to have a properly running console for a long period of time maintenance is advised, as that dust will eventually build up enough to the point where the console overheats and no longer works. My ps4 used t to heat up right when I attempted to load a game to the point to where it would shut off, took it apart cleaned the dust and replaced the thermal paste and it's like new again saved $400. Just advise, it's extremely easy I didn't know anything until I did 20 mins of research now I can fully disassemble and reassemble both my controllers and ps4 with no issues. Best part is it's really satisfying to fix something yourself

My Xbox has the same issue, even in the home menu it's getting annoying. I got my Xbox already one year and I have never cleaned off the dust. I've got still the warranty sticker on it, I'm afraid of taking it apart because I don't want to lose the warranty. What do you think I should do?

[Michael5941]

I have a brand new Xbox one x and I am lagging or have fps drop if I hire more than two workers. Running on 1080p tv. Please any help that does not involve tearing apart would be appreciated.

Brand new? Okay maybe it is the game, it's a Xbox only issue though as I can play on my ps4 and hire more than 2 workers and it has no issue. Dust build up is just a common cause of fps drops hence why I initially suggested cleaning but a brand new Xbox wouldn't have dust in it so tgat definitely narrowed it down. Also you make it sound bad to disassemble your console, (if you have a vaild warrenty don't take it apart) if you watch enough videos it is extremely easy and is a good skill to have as it could extend the longevity of your console or even controller. For example I saved 60 bucks last time the d pad on my controller stopped working, took it apart just to learn it was dirty on the connections wiped it down reassembled it and it worked fine afterwards. If I didn't know that skill I would be buying a whole new controller for $60 instead of the free repair I made myself. It's your console so do what you want but in order to have a properly running console for a long period of time maintenance is advised, as that dust will eventually build up enough to the point where the console overheats and no longer works. My ps4 used t to heat up right when I attempted to load a game to the point to where it would shut off, took it apart cleaned the dust and replaced the thermal paste and it's like new again saved $400. Just advise, it's extremely easy I didn't know anything until I did 20 mins of research now I can fully disassemble and reassemble both my controllers and ps4 with no issues. Best part is it's really satisfying to fix something yourself

My Xbox has the same issue, even in the home menu it's getting annoying. I got my Xbox already one year and I have never cleaned off the dust. I've got still the warranty sticker on it, I'm afraid of taking it apart because I don't want to lose the warranty. What do you think I should do?

If you take it apart it will void the warranty. how long do you have left on the warranty? Usually I start cleaning when I have only a month before the warranty expires. Now if you still have more than a month left before the warranty expires I wouldn't mess with it, if it overheats you can replace it for free.

[derSchreiner]

Hello,
i read a thread in the german section of the forum. Another users turned off the console completely (not standby) and remove the cable from the energy for a few minutes.
This will be delete the internal cache and at the next start it runs much better

[ltl.vamp]

Should be enough to choose the new start function by xbox.