F5F Stay Refreshed Software PC Gaming This gaming PC is optimized for smooth performance at 60 frames per second.

This gaming PC is optimized for smooth performance at 60 frames per second.

This gaming PC is optimized for smooth performance at 60 frames per second.

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ittwilight
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06-19-2021, 04:02 AM
#11
I enjoy many games with a GTX980TI and a 1080P monitor at 60Hz. It bothers me when I only see about 60 frames, not even mentioning Justice League which caps at 30. Why would I need such a card if I get that low? Some titles struggle above 60 frames, but most handle it fine. In certain games, Vsync actually causes tearing instead of smoothness. When you move quickly in FP shooters, 60 frames feels too few and can lead to tearing even when off. With frame drops or framecaps, they fall below 60, so it’s better to keep it on if that happens. On a 60Hz screen, staying above 60 still wastes frames but helps with performance or stability. If you notice tearing, adjust accordingly—keep it on or off as needed. As long as it doesn’t cause screen issues, it’s fine. Greets from PowerChaos
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ittwilight
06-19-2021, 04:02 AM #11

I enjoy many games with a GTX980TI and a 1080P monitor at 60Hz. It bothers me when I only see about 60 frames, not even mentioning Justice League which caps at 30. Why would I need such a card if I get that low? Some titles struggle above 60 frames, but most handle it fine. In certain games, Vsync actually causes tearing instead of smoothness. When you move quickly in FP shooters, 60 frames feels too few and can lead to tearing even when off. With frame drops or framecaps, they fall below 60, so it’s better to keep it on if that happens. On a 60Hz screen, staying above 60 still wastes frames but helps with performance or stability. If you notice tearing, adjust accordingly—keep it on or off as needed. As long as it doesn’t cause screen issues, it’s fine. Greets from PowerChaos

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