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+fps_max unlimited -fullscreen -forcenovsync -freq 144 -dev
same thing here, sometimes it feels like 144hz and sometimes it doesn't, and the frames are surprsingly low for a game that is running on medium on my acer nitro 5
i keep getting 60-72 frames every game and the hz problem sometimes.
No vsync in either in game options nor Nvidia control panel.
However... later this evening, for whatever reason, it looked like it was running at 60hz again. It could be Steam Overlay causing it. Maybe some background process in Windows (though I make sure to pause updates). I honestly have no idea, but I don't think it's an issue with your hardware (unless it's very under powered).
It's just the way the game behaves from time to time. If I were to uncap my game, the fps shoots up to 200fps. But I always advice against this because, playing at a higher fps than 144fps in Apex, can mess with your aiming.
Something about the way the frames fluctuates from low, mid to high does no good to your aim. Strangely enough, when setting the in game options to adaptive vsync 1/2, the frames are unhinged. Getting as high as 218fps. But when turning off vsync, it caps at 144 (or 143).
You can even lower the graphical settings all the way down and it can still look jittery regardless.
No idea what causes these weird frame dips, despite it showing a steady 120-144fps.