Find the optimal method to restrict frame rate. Listen closely.
Find the optimal method to restrict frame rate. Listen closely.
. The main challenge is achieving a framerate as low as 10 FPS, capping it at no more than 30 FPS, without relying on in-game engine commands that enforce a steady rate. I’m targeting an unstable performance, hoping for noticeable jitter and inconsistent lag. This run is being tested on a GTX 1060, and I’ve turned off multi-core rendering to see how it affects the output.
CoconutSlayer
07-05-2016, 01:24 PM #1I’m aiming to craft the most challenging Half-Life session possible and test my skills. I’m using Half-Life: Source with heavily reduced graphics settings and sticking to the original Quake control style (:pain. The main challenge is achieving a framerate as low as 10 FPS, capping it at no more than 30 FPS, without relying on in-game engine commands that enforce a steady rate. I’m targeting an unstable performance, hoping for noticeable jitter and inconsistent lag. This run is being tested on a GTX 1060, and I’ve turned off multi-core rendering to see how it affects the output.
ML_Covannal_
07-06-2016, 02:55 AM #3Running OCCT and Unigine Heaven under stress in the background
mister_crafti
07-06-2016, 06:00 AM #5Issues may reduce CPU performance in BIOS configurations and limit GPU power usage to around 5-10% of the total power consumption.
Cupcake_Rose
07-06-2016, 10:34 AM #6Have you explored the command "Fps_max"? https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Fps_max <edit> It seems you're aiming for a higher frame rate. Let me know if you need further help.