High-speed showdown between PC and console at 30 frames per second.
High-speed showdown between PC and console at 30 frames per second.
If both run at 30 frames per second, they should match perfectly. There must be something different in your configuration.
They usually show some dips as well. Have you seen any FPS comparisons before?
Common PC gaming problems usually stem from default OS settings and GPU driver configurations. To resolve this, use Nvidia Inspector to create game profiles for all your titles. This guide will show you how to configure these profiles, focusing on the netsh command: netsh interface tcp set global congestionprovider=ctcp. You’ll also need to adjust your Nvidia Control Panel and game settings—turn off FXAA, triple buffering, vertical sync, and assign your GPU to the dedicated PhysX processor.
Absolutely, things can vary a lot even if the game is similar. It’s not always the same process across platforms. They might adjust things to fit each system. Why would they do that? Probably because they need to adapt.