Unchecking Wait for V-Sync is the single most common fix for the "slow-motion" effect in PES 2013. V-Sync synchronizes the game's frame rate with your monitor's refresh rate, but it can cause huge input delays and stuttering if the frame rate fluctuates. Disabling this via settings.exe is often all that is needed to fix annoying "micro stuttering," though some users report they need to force it via their GPU's control panel instead.

Install Kitserver 13 and navigate to the "config.exe" within the kitserver folder.

Even though Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 (PES 2013) is considered a classic football simulation, many players—particularly those using modern, high-resolution monitors or older hardware—encounter annoying performance bottlenecks. Whether it's FPS drops, stuttering, or slow-motion gameplay, these issues can ruin the experience.

If you use Kitserver for patches and kits, its configuration file can directly eliminate micro-stuttering: Open your folder inside the PES 2013 directory. Open the config.ini file with Notepad. Locate the vysnc parameter and set it to 1 (Enable).

Ensure your laptop is plugged in and your Power Plan is set to "High Performance." 3. NVIDIA/AMD Control Panel Tweaks

Click the tab and select pes2013.exe . If it is not listed, click Add and browse to your game installation folder. Modify the following parameters: Power Management Mode : Set to Prefer Maximum Performance . Vertical Sync : Set to Fast or On .

Your GPU (NVIDIA or AMD) might be trying to override PES 2013's settings, causing conflicts. For NVIDIA Users: Open . Go to Manage 3D Settings -> Program Settings . Select pes2013.exe . Set Vertical Sync to "Off" (or "Fast"). Set Max Pre-rendered Frames to "1". Set Power Management Mode to "Prefer Maximum Performance". For AMD Users: Open AMD Radeon Software . Go to Gaming -> PES 2013. Set Wait for Vertical Refresh to "Always off". Set AMD Radeon Anti-Lag to "Enabled". 4. Windows Optimization Techniques

Change "Power Management Mode" to Prefer Maximum Performance.