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jrny Jan 3, 2018 @ 7:40pm
Getting 60 FPS cap
Soo I get 60 fps with Vsync off and max fps to 250.
Any fix?
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Originally posted by CaGeD:
Originally posted by LOONS™:
Originally posted by Jrny✓:
I am confused..

Have a look at screen refresh rates in google, if your screen only refreshes its pixel at 60 per second then your FPS cannot exceed this, it will cause tearing. Not an issue if you have a 120 or 144 mhz monitor with 2 ms response. What I’m saying if your monitor will only display 60 FPS not matter what your graphics card chucks at it.

Loons your on the right track but your off a bit. Refresh rate is the setting that affects your monitor. FPS is related to the card more than the monitor. If your monitor is 60 hz refresh then your game has to be set at 60 hz refresh rate. So 60hz refresh spec associated with the monitor has to match your games refresh rate all other settings are related to the video card i.e. for the best FPS (Frames Per Second) in game. I know it is confusing to many people but if you look it will make since to you. Turn of sync every frame it will hold you FPS down most everything else will work well if you allow the game to use its optimal settings for the card and then turn off sync every frame if it isnt off.

Also 21 hz may be ok but I'm an old guy and we always used 30 hz as a rule of thumb. I have seen glitches lower than 25 or so.
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🐷! O!NK ! ™ © 🐷 Jan 4, 2018 @ 12:50am 
have you turned sync every frame off also
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LOONS™ Jan 4, 2018 @ 1:11am 
What refresh rate does your monitor have, if its a 60hz monitor that’s absolutely fine.
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jrny Jan 4, 2018 @ 1:12am 
Originally posted by LOONS™:
What refresh rate does your monitor have, if its a 60hz monitor that’s absolutely fine.
60hz
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jrny Jan 4, 2018 @ 1:12am 
Originally posted by ! ʘ!NK ! ™ ©:
have you turned sync every frame off also
VSync OFF
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BOOYAKAAA Jan 4, 2018 @ 2:37am 
Your monitor is 60Hz = 60fps. If you set your graphic options to go higher than 60fps you will get screen tear, meaning your monitor isn't fast enough to sync with your graphic settings higher than 60fps.
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jrny Jan 4, 2018 @ 2:50am 
Originally posted by Bacon Bullets:
Your monitor is 60Hz = 60fps. If you set your graphic options to go higher than 60fps you will get screen tear, meaning your monitor isn't fast enough to sync with your graphic settings higher than 60fps.
Thank you for the reply. I havent got the 60fps cap yet..? fixed? idk
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Jwsto Jan 4, 2018 @ 3:19am 
Try lowering settings, the game has a lot of stuff that eat fps you can turn off or make lower quality, which doesn't even affect the quality that much. I went from 60fps to 130fps by doing that.
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jrny Jan 4, 2018 @ 3:40am 
Originally posted by Jwsto:
Try lowering settings, the game has a lot of stuff that eat fps you can turn off or make lower quality, which doesn't even affect the quality that much. I went from 60fps to 130fps by doing that.
Yeah I lowered and I get around 130 fps too!!
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LOONS™ Jan 4, 2018 @ 11:10am 
Now all that’s throttling you is you monitors capability. Your graphics card will be putting out 130 very much doubt you’ll be able to see it, making it work harder than it has to. Your monitor is refreshing at 60 hz, that means your pixels can only refresh 60 times per second, it’s ok though, 21 FPS is minimum requirement to see smooth image.
Last edited by LOONS™; Jan 4, 2018 @ 11:14am
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jrny Jan 4, 2018 @ 2:34pm 
Originally posted by LOONS™:
Now all that’s throttling you is you monitors capability. Your graphics card will be putting out 130 very much doubt you’ll be able to see it, making it work harder than it has to. Your monitor is refreshing at 60 hz, that means your pixels can only refresh 60 times per second, it’s ok though, 21 FPS is minimum requirement to see smooth image.
I am confused..
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John Pork Jan 4, 2018 @ 2:35pm 
Mine locks to 60 when in fullscreen, i go to windowed then back to full screen and it fixes it for me.
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jrny Jan 4, 2018 @ 2:39pm 
Originally posted by mouldy dead baby on rusty swing:
Mine locks to 60 when in fullscreen, i go to windowed then back to full screen and it fixes it for me.
I get normal fps at times.. but when I load into a match and then alt tab.. I get 60 and the textures look really blury
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CaGeD Jan 4, 2018 @ 2:49pm 
Originally posted by Jrny✓:
Soo I get 60 fps with Vsync off and max fps to 250.
Any fix?

Turn off sync every frame.
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LOONS™ Jan 4, 2018 @ 2:53pm 
Originally posted by Jrny✓:
Originally posted by LOONS™:
Now all that’s throttling you is you monitors capability. Your graphics card will be putting out 130 very much doubt you’ll be able to see it, making it work harder than it has to. Your monitor is refreshing at 60 hz, that means your pixels can only refresh 60 times per second, it’s ok though, 21 FPS is minimum requirement to see smooth image.
I am confused..

Have a look at screen refresh rates in google, if your screen only refreshes its pixel at 60 per second then your FPS cannot exceed this, it will cause tearing. Not an issue if you have a 120 or 144 mhz monitor with 2 ms response. What I’m saying if your monitor will only display 60 FPS not matter what your graphics card chucks at it.
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John Pork Jan 4, 2018 @ 3:06pm 
Originally posted by Jrny✓:
Originally posted by mouldy dead baby on rusty swing:
Mine locks to 60 when in fullscreen, i go to windowed then back to full screen and it fixes it for me.
I get normal fps at times.. but when I load into a match and then alt tab.. I get 60 and the textures look really blury
mine does that too sometimes, i have to reload fullscreen and windowed mode switch to fix it.
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