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Fordítási probléma jelentése
after having this issue in 2023, i can say that this solution worked perfectly. disabling steam overlay and adjusting per-program DPI settings under compatibility did not work for me. if they continue to not fix this issue in the future (which I assume they won't bother), then I recommend any user to try this first.
Подскажите пожалуйста, где найти сам файл конфигурации "UserSettings.txt". Я искал в папке с игрой, в моих документах, в local, roaming и я не нашел ничего.
Please tell me where to find the configuration file itself "UserSettings.txt ". I searched in the game folder, in my documents, in local, roaming and I didn't find anything.
\Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\live is where I see mine.
Bumping the correct solution here in 2024, as this problem remains. Its nice that it lets me push past the 100fps cap and sync up to my monitor refresh rate.
I know in the Logitech mouse control panel, the default is to scroll 3 lines at a time with the scroll wheel. You can set it to 1, though. If you've set yours to 1, that might be why it takes so many turns of the wheel.
i use MS wireless mouse and keyboard, i try changing on win 10 config the speed of the wheel and it only work outside of the game. Zooming in and out and scrolling inventory is still very slow.
2025 and the issue is still present and this is still a working solution.
As an added benefit, it means if you have a >100hz monitor you can actually take advantage of it and run at your monitor's refresh rate.
I have a 165hz monitor so 0.00500000 setting the max to 200 works fine for me as 165<200. If you have a 240hz monitor you will want to set the min frametime value in that config file to be an even lower value.
I don't know why that setting would be active whilst vsync is enabled. If they made it ignore max frametime when vsync is on then that would literally solve the problem entirely.