Low FPS when I used to get 250

[JRmitt]

Currently I'm playing on low settings although getting a shaky 50 FPS which isnt THAT bad but every aspect of my game feels off, Delayed boost for example, everything just feels laggy. I used to get 250 FPS on high settings

Specs are on profile

[[AiR] Bango]

I've notice the same issue. Sometimes the frame rate drops from 60 fps constantly to 50 fps and the game starts lagging. It sometimes helps to tab out of the game

[JRmitt]

Originally posted by manollobango:

I've notice the same issue. Sometimes the frame rate drops from 60 fps constantly to 50 fps and the game starts lagging. It sometimes helps to tab out of the game

ill try it

[Shiro♌]

Originally posted by manollobango:

I've notice the same issue. Sometimes the frame rate drops from 60 fps constantly to 50 fps and the game starts lagging. It sometimes helps to tab out of the game

Wait, what? 50 FPSs, and you call that lagging?

[DavyErni]

your monitor only shows 144 frames per second all other frames are not displayed or frames are double which may cause screen tear your gpu can push out 250 fps but your moniitor cannot handle 250 fps

[WhyBorne]

check your temps to see if something is overheating

[JRmitt]

Originally posted by G33M3RT:

your monitor only shows 144 frames per second all other frames are not displayed or frames are double which may cause screen tear your gpu can push out 250 fps but your moniitor cannot handle 250 fps

yeah... I know that. idk how it helps with my situation though.
Rocketleague is fine with handling frames. I've never had screentearing.

[JRmitt]

Originally posted by WhyBorne:

check your temps to see if something is overheating

will keep that in mind

[JRmitt]

Originally posted by Anežka:

Originally posted by manollobango:

I've notice the same issue. Sometimes the frame rate drops from 60 fps constantly to 50 fps and the game starts lagging. It sometimes helps to tab out of the game

Wait, what? 50 FPSs, and you call that lagging?

I think my post went in one ear and out the other lol
I clearly stated that I know 50 FPS isnt THAT bad but every aspect of my game has a weird lag. The FPS is just a side affect of my issue

[encardido]

What’s the hz count of your monitor?
Dropping 200 frames with the same settings is not by far normal, could be faulty hardware.

[JRmitt]

Originally posted by HOSS OF PAIN:

What’s the hz count of your monitor?
Dropping 200 frames with the same settings is not by far normal, could be faulty hardware.

60, but even though when its sometimes sitting at 60/70 it doesnt feel like how it should be

[JRmitt]

Originally posted by HOSS OF PAIN:

What’s the hz count of your monitor?
Dropping 200 frames with the same settings is not by far normal, could be faulty hardware.

although i doubt its the monitor because all my other games run how they normally run

[encardido]

Originally posted by Doctor Pump:

Originally posted by HOSS OF PAIN:

What’s the hz count of your monitor?
Dropping 200 frames with the same settings is not by far normal, could be faulty hardware.

although i doubt its the monitor because all my other games run how they normally run

Was just figuring how many hz your monitor runs at, natively.
Having more frames will not make your game more responsive, your monitor runs at 60hz, so you should keep the framerate at the same value. More fps than the hz count will give you no benefit, only screen tearing.
If you are having latency or the game feels slugish, try:

Going to nvidia control panel, 3D settings and manage 3D settings (with the game closed).
Maximum pre-rendered frames to 1. (this will cause your cpu to work a bit more but removes latency)
Preferred refresh rate to highest available.
Triple buffering to off.
Vertical Sync to use the 3d application setting.

Run the game, go to options, video.
Uncheck vertical sync.
Set max fps to 60.

This will give you the minimum latency between the game and image, possible.

[[AiR] Bango]

Originally posted by HOSS OF PAIN:

Going to nvidia control panel, 3D settings and manage 3D settings (with the game closed).
Maximum pre-rendered frames to 1. (this will cause your cpu to work a bit more but removes latency)
Preferred refresh rate to highest available.
Triple buffering to off.
Vertical Sync to use the 3d application setting.

Run the game, go to options, video.
Uncheck vertical sync.
Set max fps to 60.

This will give you the minimum latency between the game and image, possible.

And what about AMD GPU-users? ;)
I don't really think that this issue is caused by defected hardware or similar. It's related to the games optimization. It also appears when I'm watching a stream at the same time and the stream needs to buffer. The framerate falls down to 50 fps and the game game starts stuttering too.

[encardido]

Originally posted by manollobango:

Originally posted by HOSS OF PAIN:

Going to nvidia control panel, 3D settings and manage 3D settings (with the game closed).
Maximum pre-rendered frames to 1. (this will cause your cpu to work a bit more but removes latency)
Preferred refresh rate to highest available.
Triple buffering to off.
Vertical Sync to use the 3d application setting.

Run the game, go to options, video.
Uncheck vertical sync.
Set max fps to 60.

This will give you the minimum latency between the game and image, possible.

And what about AMD GPU-users? ;)
I don't really think that this issue is caused by defected hardware or similar. It's related to the games optimization. It also appears when I'm watching a stream at the same time and the stream needs to buffer. The framerate falls down to 50 fps and the game game starts stuttering too.

And I don’t really think it’s the game because it works perfectly fine for me.
There are way too many things that can be causing issues, your browser might be using hardware acceleration, big loads of data on stream, your cpu not being hyper threaded that makes the pc struggle with everything at the same time.
Win10 has so much bloat on top of that, and things that only makes things worst for games when it’s intended to make games better.
Can even be drivers mismatched files from several updates borking up the performance, doing a DDU is the only way around this.
There are other things that can cause other problems depending on what hardware, operating system, software, settings and of course the game itself as well.

People nowadays treat pc gaming as if they are using a console, if you don’t have at least some basic knowledge of what causes what, you might as well stick to consoles or deal with the misapps.