How do I get more than 60 fps without the game breaking.

[Chuzzler]

60 FPS actually kills my eyes to play at.

[Zes]

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[Chaosium]

You don't. Feel free to ask if there's anything else

[Aegis270]

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/44798

[Vomit Heart]

Install the mod above i play at over 250fps and never have any problems.

[Tomoko]

Sadly, most games that are over a decade old made for outdated consoles have game physics or other aspects directly tied to frame rate, because they never thought people would run the games above 30 frames.

This, for some odd reason, still applies to Bethesda's games in 2022.

[Bored Peon]

Originally posted by Chaosium:

You don't. Feel free to ask if there's anything else

That.

Those mods people link are a great joke because it show how little the people linking them actually know about how the game engine actually works. If they understood how the game engine worked they would never link to to anyone.

There is things those mods can not change. Best example being that mod is not going to change the lower amount of time the higher your FPS goes to process scripts.

People also fail to use common sense regarding suggesting high FPS. Someone running a game with a dozen mods may not experience issues with high fps while someone running the game with 50, 100, 200 will much sooner. Did either of those people linking that mod even stop to ask? Nope.

Originally posted by Tomoko:

This, for some odd reason, still applies to Bethesda's games in 2022.

How about a link showing that is the case for Starfield.
Or are you just circulating another brahminshit anti-Bethesda rumor?

[Tomoko]

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

Originally posted by Chaosium:

You don't. Feel free to ask if there's anything else

That.

Those mods people link are a great joke because it show how little the people linking them actually know about how the game engine actually works. If they understood how the game engine worked they would never link to to anyone.

There is things those mods can not change. Best example being that mod is not going to change the lower amount of time the higher your FPS goes to process scripts.

People also fail to use common sense regarding suggesting high FPS. Someone running a game with a dozen mods may not experience issues with high fps while someone running the game with 50, 100, 200 will much sooner. Did either of those people linking that mod even stop to ask? Nope.

Originally posted by Tomoko:

This, for some odd reason, still applies to Bethesda's games in 2022.

How about a link showing that is the case for Starfield.
Or are you just circulating another brahminshit anti-Bethesda rumor?

Starfield isn't out yet. What a dumb thing to say.

[Bored Peon]

Originally posted by Tomoko:

This, for some odd reason, still applies to Bethesda's games in 2022.

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

How about a link showing that is the case for Starfield.
Or are you just circulating another brahminshit anti-Bethesda rumor?

Starfield isn't out yet. What a dumb thing to say.

So why are you saying Bethesda still makes games that way in 2022?

[January VanSant]

120 fps and no crashes. No physics bugs, physics does not double in speed. The only "bug" I noticed is that the dialog will cut off at the last second or half a second and another line will start. But it's better than playing at 60 fps

How?

1. Go to C:\Users\***\Documents\My Games\Fallout4
2. Edit Fallout4Prefs
3. Set iPresentInterval=0
4. Go to Nvidia control panel> Manage 3D Settings> Select Fallout4> Set Max Framerate to 120
Last step is important, otherwise the frames will go beyond 200 and the game will speed up. 120 is the sweet spot

[Zes]

Originally posted by makorinn:

120 fps and no crashes. No physics bugs, physics does not double in speed. The only "bug" I noticed is that the dialog will cut off at the last second or half a second and another line will start. But it's better than playing at 60 fps

How?

1. Go to C:\Users\***\Documents\My Games\Fallout4
2. Edit Fallout4Prefs
3. Set iPresentInterval=0
4. Go to Nvidia control panel> Manage 3D Settings> Select Fallout4> Set Max Framerate to 120
Last step is important, otherwise the frames will go beyond 200 and the game will speed up. 120 is the sweet spot

my man, game uses 60 fps as a timer.. for scrips and physics etc. what you do only removes tearing effect. what you need is a patch which changes the engine code and makes it indendent from the frames.. maybe switch it to rtctimer apis or something..

i havent checked that physic fix mod but it is probably a dll file which injects code to exe's virtual mem.. it might be doing what exactly needed. still it's a hard thing to do.. you need more than your programming knowledge

[Tomoko]

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

Originally posted by Tomoko:

This, for some odd reason, still applies to Bethesda's games in 2022.

Starfield isn't out yet. What a dumb thing to say.

So why are you saying Bethesda still makes games that way in 2022?

...Because they have two titles that they are still updating in 2022? Fallout 76 and Skyrim, both receiving updates extremely recently, and have this same issue?

[Bored Peon]

Originally posted by Tomoko:

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

So why are you saying Bethesda still makes games that way in 2022?

...Because they have two titles that they are still updating in 2022? Fallout 76 and Skyrim, both receiving updates extremely recently, and have this same issue?

Skyrim is like 10 years old. That update was just minor graphics stuff and the inclusion of Creation Club content. In order to change the FPS limitation they would have to rewite the entire engine and then what happens to the people who own it on older PCs?

Fallout 76 had the FPS limitation removed like three years ago, so you do not know what you are talking about. It was able to do that because scripting is handled by the server.

[Tomoko]

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

Originally posted by Tomoko:

...Because they have two titles that they are still updating in 2022? Fallout 76 and Skyrim, both receiving updates extremely recently, and have this same issue?

Skyrim is like 10 years old. That update was just minor graphics stuff and the inclusion of Creation Club content. In order to change the FPS limitation they would have to rewite the entire engine and then what happens to the people who own it on older PCs?

Fallout 76 had the FPS limitation removed like three years ago, so you do not know what you are talking about. It was able to do that because scripting is handled by the server.

You sure are a bethesda fanboy and it really shows.

[Bored Peon]

Originally posted by Tomoko:

Originally posted by Bored Peon:

Skyrim is like 10 years old. That update was just minor graphics stuff and the inclusion of Creation Club content. In order to change the FPS limitation they would have to rewite the entire engine and then what happens to the people who own it on older PCs?

Fallout 76 had the FPS limitation removed like three years ago, so you do not know what you are talking about. It was able to do that because scripting is handled by the server.

You sure are a bethesda fanboy and it really shows.

Typical. You prove someone wrong with facts so they throw insults at you and harass your profile leaving nasty comments. Which is something I never understood what is the point to leaving a nasty comment on a profile? Anyone with common sense knows the person owning the profile is just going to delete it.

[Iron Knights]

Disable V-Sync in Game and in Driver.
Enable AMD - Enhanced Sync, nVidia - Fast Sync.
Cap FPS to your current monitor refresh frequency (120 or 144 won't break it).