Schedule I is a Steam Early Access game, at the time of writing, that has taken the PC gaming community by storm. However, given that the game is in active development, there are bound to be errors and issues that PC users will encounter with it. One issue that PC players are experiencing with the game is the performance. Here is how to fix the Schedule 1 low FPS and stuttering issues on your Windows PC.
Best Fix for Schedule I Performance Issues
PC users report that Schedule I’s performance deteriorates over time. When they start playing, the game runs at a good FPS and doesn’t stutter, but over time, the FPS drops and the game starts to stutter. For some players, this eventually leads to Schedule 1 crashing to the desktop. There is a quick and simple fix for this issue, and the following is how you can fix the Schedule 1 low FPS and stuttering issue.
How to Fix Schedule 1 Low FPS and Stuttering
To fix Schedule 1’s performance issues, you have to run the cleartrash command. Running this cheat in Schedule 1 will clear all the trash, which results in the game not stuttering anymore, and the FPS goes up.
- Load up the game and press the ESC button.
- Go to Settings.
- Under the “Game” tab, check the “Console” option.
- Exit the pause menu and press the tilde (~) button to open the console command.
- Type cleartrash and press Enter to activate it.
Run this command every time the framerate drops or the game starts to stutter, and it will fix the performance issues.
Additional tip: You can bind a key of your liking to run the cleartrash command without opening the Console and typing it every time you need to use it. Open the console and type the following command:
bind (your preferred key) cleartrash
If you want to bind the Z key, the command would be bind z cleartrash. Press the key whenever you feel the Schedule 1’s FPS is tanking or it is stuttering, and it will clear the issue.
There you have it, our fix for the Schedule I performance issue on PC. If you are experiencing errors and crashes in games, also see our fixes hub for commonly occurring errors for PC and handhelds.