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Fire_Ferrete
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07-20-2023, 10:29 PM
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Hey there, I'm curious about setting a frame per second cap for your games. Since you mostly play online FPS titles like Battlefield, CSGO, and Overwatch, along with a few others, I'm wondering if limiting your FPS could actually improve your gameplay. It might help with consistency or reduce lag, but it could also affect performance if you're not using the highest settings. I'm not sure what would work best for your setup.
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Fire_Ferrete
07-20-2023, 10:29 PM #1

Hey there, I'm curious about setting a frame per second cap for your games. Since you mostly play online FPS titles like Battlefield, CSGO, and Overwatch, along with a few others, I'm wondering if limiting your FPS could actually improve your gameplay. It might help with consistency or reduce lag, but it could also affect performance if you're not using the highest settings. I'm not sure what would work best for your setup.

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Highkickone
Junior Member
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07-21-2023, 12:57 AM
#2
You're referring to adjusting the display settings, such as using V-sync. The right approach really varies based on your monitor model.
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Highkickone
07-21-2023, 12:57 AM #2

You're referring to adjusting the display settings, such as using V-sync. The right approach really varies based on your monitor model.

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lizzard89
Senior Member
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07-21-2023, 01:05 AM
#3
I disagree. I think you've got Nvidia adaptive vsync turned on, so you don't really need to rely on in-game vsync or Caps.
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lizzard89
07-21-2023, 01:05 AM #3

I disagree. I think you've got Nvidia adaptive vsync turned on, so you don't really need to rely on in-game vsync or Caps.

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BritishPing
Member
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07-21-2023, 06:28 AM
#4
Setting your FPS cap serves its purpose only when you aim to minimize screen tearing, OR when your game relies on frame rate to identify movement. If your FPS fluctuates significantly, you might face aiming problems because of the character's motion and the game may react slightly differently. Extremely dedicated shooter players often cap their FPS to avoid issues without G-sync or FreeSync, though I haven't encountered any problems with that approach.
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BritishPing
07-21-2023, 06:28 AM #4

Setting your FPS cap serves its purpose only when you aim to minimize screen tearing, OR when your game relies on frame rate to identify movement. If your FPS fluctuates significantly, you might face aiming problems because of the character's motion and the game may react slightly differently. Extremely dedicated shooter players often cap their FPS to avoid issues without G-sync or FreeSync, though I haven't encountered any problems with that approach.