60 FPS

[VaeliusNoctu]

Hello,

would be Interested who is able to play the game with 60 FPS.
Im not Stable it often drops down to 42 FPS and i have a:

12gen i7-12700 2.10Ghz
16GB Ram
and a 3060 Nvidia RTX with 12 GB VRam


Greetz

VN

[Korppi]

Your CPU sticks out to me, sure its a high-end cpu but only 2.10ghz?
Many games dont utilize all cores so having higher clock speeds per core is often more beneficial for gaming than core count.
I have i5-10600k that runs 4.8ghz under boost (4.1 without), also 32gb ram and 2060 rtx (1st gen non-super) and im getting average 70 fps. The game never seems to dip below 60 for me as far as ive noticed.

[Korppi]

Publicado originalmente por gribelo:

25 years ago movie makers thought that everything over 25 FPS is excessive, it was also considered totally fine for gaming and only rich gamers enjoyed 30-40 FPS quality, but now 60 FPS is accepted as a stock way to enjoy media.

Brain will transform any ammount of FPS or antialiasing or color richness into quality and immersion. I think in our current default condition we are VERY FAR from our limits of perception.

Fyi to this day movies in theaters are shown at 24 fps... its only been in testing to up that to 48 fps, and even that is not 60 fps.

So even today movies are not run anywhere close to 60 fps. :P
TV shows aswell.

[gribelo]

Publicado originalmente por Korppi:

Publicado originalmente por gribelo:

25 years ago movie makers thought that everything over 25 FPS is excessive, it was also considered totally fine for gaming and only rich gamers enjoyed 30-40 FPS quality, but now 60 FPS is accepted as a stock way to enjoy media.

Brain will transform any ammount of FPS or antialiasing or color richness into quality and immersion. I think in our current default condition we are VERY FAR from our limits of perception.

Fyi to this day movies in theaters are shown at 24 fps... its only been in testing to up that to 48 fps, and even that is not 60 fps.

So even today movies are not run anywhere close to 60 fps. :P
TV shows aswell.

Thats why I did stop going to movie theaters )) 24 FPS sucks! My Samsung TV have some feature which artificially doubles FPS or something like that and this really saves the day.

[nykfist]

Publicado originalmente por Korppi:

Fyi to this day movies in theaters are shown at 24 fps... its only been in testing to up that to 48 fps, and even that is not 60 fps.

So even today movies are not run anywhere close to 60 fps. :P
TV shows aswell.

Exactly.

And when it comes to games it's really a fluctuating frame-rate that's an issue, and not the frame-rate itself, if it's constant.

[Alastor]

Publicado originalmente por gribelo:

Publicado originalmente por Korppi:

Fyi to this day movies in theaters are shown at 24 fps... its only been in testing to up that to 48 fps, and even that is not 60 fps.

So even today movies are not run anywhere close to 60 fps. :P
TV shows aswell.

Thats why I did stop going to movie theaters )) 24 FPS sucks! My Samsung TV have some feature which artificially doubles FPS or something like that and this really saves the day.

but thats an artificial increase not a real one, and will mess with the movies timing, and in some cases make it slower for the eye, since it just duplicate the images between frames, so you will 24 different images X2 or more to get 48 fps like first frame will be the same image than second frame.

like those "Akira on 60 fps" videos, it just mess with the timining of the movie and get butchered, if the film or tv show is recorded on 24 fps it will never look good on 60 fps.

[gribelo]

Publicado originalmente por Alastor:

Publicado originalmente por gribelo:

Thats why I did stop going to movie theaters )) 24 FPS sucks! My Samsung TV have some feature which artificially doubles FPS or something like that and this really saves the day.

but thats an artificial increase not a real one, and will mess with the movies timing, and in some cases make it slower for the eye, since it just duplicate the images between frames, so you will 24 different images X2 or more to get 48 fps like first frame will be the same image than second frame.

like those "Akira on 60 fps" videos, it just mess with the timining of the movie and get butchered, if the film or tv show is recorded on 24 fps it will never look good on 60 fps.

I dont know man.. Works like a charm for me. Never noticed any glitches or desync and everything from TV shows to movies certainly looks way better than in stock FPS. My brain buys it.

The only thing that looks worse and glitched in this mode is videos from games ))

Also my guess was that its not just duplicate frames but synthesies new using two bordering frames so everything looks really smooth. Anyway their trick works for me.

[WillePlay]

I ended up setting mine to 30 FPS everthing maxed it looks just as good and does not stutter .This game is sooooo slow moving try to maintain 60 FPS although it might seem like its better is just a waste of time for my OCD. My specs Ryzen 5 3600x fatboy RX 590 8 gig 32 gig ram al though it will run at 60 it will not hold it and at 1920X1080 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; PS This is just an opinion so please keep the name calling to a minimum :-)

[Xenomatica™]

Publicado originalmente por JazzyJag:

Its been stable on my end with everything set to ultra, and resolution set at 2560 x 1440 on my 17.3 2022 ASUS Strix Scar laptop core i9 12900H, RTX3080Ti, 32G DDR5 4800MHz, 240Hz IPS display. I did experience 1-2 stutters in a 5hr session. Not sure if it was a server,/internet, or hardware. Solid running game with stable CPU/GPU gaming temps CPU stable 75c - 80c and GPU stable 70c-75c I'm also using a cooling pad. Without cooling pad the CPU temp would be 85c-90c with a occasional 90c-95c spike. GPU temp would be 80c- 85c without cooling pad.

Damn I have a desktop replacement same as you but my temps are horrible, would you mind if I ask what cooling pad are you using? I'm gonna change the pastes and use liquid metal soon, looking to get a decent cooling pad like yours too.

[JazzyJag]

I have whats probably the best cooler on the market. I bought it on Amazon when someone recommended it to me and its the best that you can get its a IETS GT500 V2 (5,000 RPM) Iits the best $80 I've spent and the results speak for themselves. Please let me know your thoughts if you in fact get one.