Lower frame rates at expanded resolutions
Lower frame rates at expanded resolutions
Hello, I own a GTX 1050 and an i7-4740K processor with 32GB of DDR3 memory and a Cooler Master Liquid 360 cooler. Within Fortnite, I consistently achieve higher frame rates when running the game at its native resolution compared to stretched resolution. My stretched setting caps out around 140 FPS, while native resolution reaches approximately 180 FPS. Please advise.
As the graphics card needs to process a greater number of pixels, games with higher resolutions demand increased processing power from the GPU.
Due to the graphics card needing to process a greater number of pixels, games with higher resolutions demand increased processing power from the GPU. However, users with similar hardware configurations are achieving 200 frames per second—and I’m experiencing issues.
Reduced frames per second when using expanded resolution.
When I play Fortnite, I experience higher frame rates in my original resolution compared to stretched resolutions. This isn’t observed in other players’ experiences, and please advise on the reason for this. Also, is there a solution? I have a GTX 1050 Ti and an i7-4740k processor with 32 GB of RAM, yet I still consistently remain below 140 frames per second.
Using an i7-4770K and GTX 1050 Ti with 32GB of DDR4 RAM on an Intel DZ87KLC75K motherboard, I experience higher frame rates when running at my display’s native resolution compared to stretched resolution. At native resolution, my FPS reaches up to 160, but stretching the image doesn't exceed 130 frames per second.