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Hi Dave247. Thank you for cleaning up some of those pages. When I started editing pages on the wiki, I wasn't fully familiar with how it should work so it looks very rough. I should also add that since the edits were made immediately after discovering a solution, instead of testing it thoroughly and realizing the exact nature of the issue, making the information added incomplete and possibly misinterpreted. If you look at the Need for Speed Underground and Sonic Forces pages, you may notice that my newer edits on those pages not just included fixboxes and general cleanup but also entirely new information and considerable corrections on what was added before. The 3 titles mentioned here have a very similar situation. They all share an engine which I'm convinced behaves differently (and worse) on its PC branch despite improvements made to it from the developers in comparison to its console counterparts. The high FPS section of the older edits mentions minor and temporary stuttering when applying the fix, however after further testing I realized that its neither. In fact, even without the fix there are signs of micro-stuttering present in free roaming sections. Not to mention the fix causes a crash in a certain level in Shattered Dimensions. Applying the 144 FPS fixes on emulated console versions resulted in far more stable performance overall. Until I have a better understanding of this behavior and hopefully a fix for it, I'm not planning on changing these pages. If you really want references added right away, you can go ahead and add them yourself. Thanks for reading!