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Well I am experiencing insane fps lags when playing the game on full screen (1920x1200 res). When I am on windowed mode its fine but the size of the window is so small that I can barely see anything.

So my question is if there is a fix for this or any solution I can expand the window to fit my screen(something like borderless window mode)?

I get none :S

I am also getting stupid FPS lag but mines the opposite i get lag when im in window mode, Is it due to dual monitors or something maybe?

@weasel: http://www.myth-of-soma.com/Forum/Thread.asp?ID=9
Just scale your resolution down in full screen mode. 1280x800 (widescreen) works perfect.

@skieblue: I've heard the multi-monitor does impact game performance. Try turning off your secondary monitor when playing.

Hope that helps

@SHO

Thanks man ill try that. Is there a way to change my hotkeys too so I dont have to reach out to all those F keys

No way to change hotkeys. Although i wish there was! It isn't to muh of an issue for me i can change keyboard bindings on my keyboard

If you have some kind of USB controller/thing with buttons, you could map those.

Otherwise, I'm sure there's a program that can remap keys. Jkey or something, I'll have a look and see if I can find it

The FPS Lag ingame is a nightmare, I cant belive i cant play Soma in Window mode or even Full SCreen without it lagging. my computer can handle all next gen games on ultra gfx settings but cant handle soma?.. Seriously this is beyond a joke. Is there any way of fixing it?

Every time your game start lagging just ctrl+q to relog its a quick fix that could last you 5-10 minutes. sometimes more , all depends .
Also you can try when you start over lagging i open task manager and seem to fix it for a few minute's or so , i also have the same issue and i use dual monitor it's really annoying but supportable until they fix it i guess

If you want to save pressing f-keys all the time then a gaming mouse could be a good option, they’re relatively cheap and you can program the extra buttons to function as f-keys.