120hz vs 60hz, 60fps vs 120fps.

[DinoBot420]

Honestly though, just wondering what difference im gunna see with the ingame vsync on, and capped at 60fps on my monitor, Vs no ingame vsync and using the nvidia control panel to vsync to 120fps.
If anything i find maybe its abit more fluid movement? but its twice the hit on the graphics card right...soo hmmm what to do what to do
Any ideas?

[CursedPanther]

The more important question is, can your monitor support 120Hz in the first place? Otherwise you won't be able to see it at all, regardless of settings.

[DinoBot420]

im not that ignorant, Yes i have a benq xl2420t

[Racists]

Yes, I played Metro Last Light at 60fps at first and later bought a 120Hz monitor, and playing at 120fps was a lot more comfortable for me.
However, do not expect a constant 120Hz even if you have graphic cards that would be powerful enough due to Draw Calls (What CPU are you using, by the way?), especially in that unoptmized piece of crap Metro Last Light Redux (I hope that this will be fixed some time).

I personally always play without VSync (except if there are problems without it), due to the lower input lag that is present. I know that my PC draws much more power that way, but what do you want to do against it...

[DinoBot420]

you can check my profile for my PC Specs, But i have a i5 3550, and its Overclocked to 4ghz. stable.
I find PhysX is the only huge issue, some scenes the fps goes low even while the gpu useage is not 99% like in most other cases, due to lots of fire or w/e. Well i think i will leave adaptive vsync on in the nvidia control panel and play that way, which mostly gives me 120 fps most of the time. my gpu is the Msi Gamming 4g Edition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CywnZ-yJbT8
That is a link to a video i made 2 days ago or so. For metro last light, with my rig. check it out