Performance issues at a high frame rate.
Performance issues at a high frame rate.
I've experienced significant performance issues, including noticeable delays, even at frame rates as high as 250. This problem affects all of my video games. However, decreasing the screen resolution to a lower setting such as 1280x1024 consistently results in smooth gameplay. My primary games are Black Ops and COD4. I’m puzzled by the lag that occurs despite having sufficient processing power.
Here are my system specifications:
Graphics card: NVIDIA GTX 560Ti (with updated drivers)
Processor: Intel i5 3570
Sound card: ASUS Xonar Essence STX (with updated drivers)
Motherboard: ASUS P8Z77-V-LX
Memory: 4GB DDR3 1333MHz
Power supply: 750W from a less reputable manufacturer
Monitor: ASUS VH222
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Could someone please assist me?
reddwarf1234
08-16-2016, 11:38 PM #1Greetings,
I've experienced significant performance issues, including noticeable delays, even at frame rates as high as 250. This problem affects all of my video games. However, decreasing the screen resolution to a lower setting such as 1280x1024 consistently results in smooth gameplay. My primary games are Black Ops and COD4. I’m puzzled by the lag that occurs despite having sufficient processing power.
Here are my system specifications:
Graphics card: NVIDIA GTX 560Ti (with updated drivers)
Processor: Intel i5 3570
Sound card: ASUS Xonar Essence STX (with updated drivers)
Motherboard: ASUS P8Z77-V-LX
Memory: 4GB DDR3 1333MHz
Power supply: 750W from a less reputable manufacturer
Monitor: ASUS VH222
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Could someone please assist me?
Ladelichou
08-20-2016, 09:38 PM #3I encounter a similar issue in certain games, experiencing 60 frames per second but with noticeable stuttering and difficulty determining the root cause or a solution.
tbvjrkddkwl1
08-20-2016, 10:10 PM #4Swap out your power supply unit. It likely won’t improve anything, but I dislike the thought of valuable computer systems being jeopardized by substandard power supplies.
Mountain_Man8
08-24-2016, 09:25 PM #5Should you enable V-Sync? It’s unlikely your frame rate is consistently at 250 frames per second; it's probably somewhere between 100 and 250. Frames fluctuating that much can sometimes (in my opinion) create a sensation of lag, even if your monitor’s refresh rate is 60Hz. Experiment with using V-Sync, which will synchronize your frame rate to your monitor’s refresh rate. Observe if this improves the experience.
Abbasaurus
08-24-2016, 11:09 PM #6Seriously, 250? If it’s sluggish and your screen is only 60Hz, that indicates a frame rate below sixty.
Yes, iippo1998, that's my assessment—it should perform differently—but it isn’t, with 250 frames per second at a high resolution feeling quite laggy for my experience.
My frame rate is consistently at 250 frames per second in Call of Duty 4, yet it feels notably sluggish.
Yes, iippo1998, that's my assessment—it should perform differently—but it isn’t, with 250 frames per second at a high resolution feeling quite laggy for my experience.
#1 I’m experiencing consistent frame rates of 250 frames per second in Call of Duty 4, and it’s still noticeably “laggy.”
#2 Yes, iippo1998 that’s my assessment – it shouldn't be happening, but it is. 250 fps at a high resolution feels quite sluggish to me.
Are you encountering this issue with only Call of Duty 4? Perhaps reinstalling the game would be a helpful step.
Hello:
#1 I’m experiencing consistent frame rates of 250 frames per second in Call of Duty 4, and it’s still noticeably “laggy.”
#2 Yes, iippo1998 that’s my assessment – it shouldn't be happening, but it is. 250 fps at a high resolution feels quite sluggish to me.
Are you encountering this issue with only Call of Duty 4? Perhaps reinstalling the game would be a helpful step.
LuisJavierMc
08-31-2016, 05:56 AM #10delay or hitch? Delay referring to a pause in response to an action