Frames kept flickering repeatedly once you replaced your hard drive with an SSD and reinstalled all settings.
Frames kept flickering repeatedly once you replaced your hard drive with an SSD and reinstalled all settings.
As mentioned in the title, I recently replaced my hard drive with two new SSDs. During the reinstallation, something unexpected occurred. Now, when I play Overwatch, my frames keep dropping and stuttering, and the visuals aren’t consistent. I’ve downloaded the GPU drivers, which should resolve this. For context, I’m using a 144Hz monitor. When I turn off VSync, I usually get around 250 FPS, but now it’s about 190 and keeps fluctuating. It even spikes when VSync is active. Additionally, I noticed another problem: VSync was treating my 144Hz monitor as a 60Hz one and capped me at 60 FPS, even though I enabled the 144Hz setting via Windows. I’m probably missing a crucial driver or software component, but I don’t know what it could be. I’m running a 1050 Ti EVGA SSC GPU, an i5 8600K processor, and an ASRock Z370 Extreme4.
This setting is in the UK region of GeForce Experience. It's a bit unclear how you're getting there, but I'm here to help!
It's located in the NVIDIA Control Panel. When you right-click on GeForce Experience in Task Manager, it should appear as an available choice.
When you reach the control panel, look for the adjustment option listed there.
Check the nVidia Control Panel for available resolutions to get a fuller refresh rate list.
I’m trying it out, but I’m not very skilled with this. My frame’s still a bit of an issue too. I played the game for a while to check, but it’s been acting up a little.