VSYNC problem

[💮臭いネズミ🌸]

FPS Cap is 60
I turned off all XBOX/DVR features, disabled VSYNC at Dota options menu and NVIDIA CP.
DX9/11 - same thing.
HW: gtx 1080, 7700k, 21:9 DELL 2560x1080 monitor, 60 hertz; OS: Windows 10 17134.81, nVidia driver 398.11.

Did someone have the same issue?

[mZ]

My spec is below your standards, yet I can have a stable 120 fps. There might be something wrong with your computer.

[mZ]

Try putting -high on your launch options. Also put -console to enable console on Dota 2 launch.
then go to the console by pressing the "\" button then type in "fps_max xxx".

[mZ]

XBOX DVR is known to cap FPS on a certain level, I temporarily uninstalled this feature to see some sort of change to my fps, turns out it works. Don't know if it's helpful for high-end computers though. There's some guide on how to temporarily disable/uninstall this feature to provide a better and sustainable FPS on games. Try googling it.

[mZ]

You can also try putting -safe_mode in the launch option to put dota on it's default settings, maybe that'll help, somehow.

[1MantisPhoenix]

Turn off VSYNC? wtf are you using that for when you have a 1080?

[1MantisPhoenix]

Reset to default settings-
Or play in Vulkan.

[mZ]

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

Turn off VSYNC? wtf are you using that for when you have a 1080?

Prolly cuz he has a 144hz monitor.

[1MantisPhoenix]

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

Turn off VSYNC? wtf are you using that for when you have a 1080?

Prolly cuz he has a 144hz monitor.

he says it's 60 hertz... but VSYNC is forever 60fps?

OH!_ OP _
Under your NVidia Control panel, Turn OFF the compute optimization. This is for mining. Not gaming. Under 3D settings.

[mZ]

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

Prolly cuz he has a 144hz monitor.

he says it's 60 hertz... but VSYNC is forever 60fps?

OH!_ OP _
Under your NVidia Control panel, Turn OFF the compute optimization. This is for mining. Not gaming. Under 3D settings.

I'm kinda outdated, what and why people use a powerful graphic card for "mining"?

[1MantisPhoenix]

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

he says it's 60 hertz... but VSYNC is forever 60fps?

OH!_ OP _
Under your NVidia Control panel, Turn OFF the compute optimization. This is for mining. Not gaming. Under 3D settings.

I'm kinda outdated, what and why people use a powerful graphic card for "mining"?

to get higher hash rates... and the ability to do it is there.. or say 4 years from now - someone who owns a GTX1080 today, can still mine with it in the future.
but the Compute Optimization is basically the difference between gaming and mining.

[mZ]

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

I'm kinda outdated, what and why people use a powerful graphic card for "mining"?

to get higher hash rates... and the ability to do it is there.. or say 4 years from now - someone who owns a GTX1080 today, can still mine with it in the future.
but the Compute Optimization is basically the difference between gaming and mining.

Oh, alright.

[💮臭いネズミ🌸]

Hell yeah, reinstalled nvidia driver and everything works fine now. Thanks for the help!

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

Turn off VSYNC? wtf are you using that for when you have a 1080?

Prolly cuz he has a 144hz monitor.

nope, i have 60 hertz 21:9 P3418HW. I had some feeling about click response time. Now, w/ 120 fps it works better.

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

I'm kinda outdated, what and why people use a powerful graphic card for "mining"?

to get higher hash rates... and the ability to do it is there.. or say 4 years from now - someone who owns a GTX1080 today, can still mine with it in the future.
but the Compute Optimization is basically the difference between gaming and mining.

I believe only in GPUGRID and IBM WCG. :) didn't found that, hope that thing is turned off by default.

Time to play

[mZ]

Originally posted by Nehrk:

Hell yeah, reinstalled nvidia driver and everything works fine now. Thanks for the help!

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

Prolly cuz he has a 144hz monitor.

nope, i have 60 hertz 21:9 P3418HW. I had some feeling about click response time. Now, w/ 120 fps it works better.

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

to get higher hash rates... and the ability to do it is there.. or say 4 years from now - someone who owns a GTX1080 today, can still mine with it in the future.
but the Compute Optimization is basically the difference between gaming and mining.

I believe only in GPUGRID and IBM WCG. :) didn't found that, hope that thing is turned off by default.

Time to play :amarr:

Good to hear that you're able to fix it, happy gaming dude!

[graystripe]

sometimes when you have a new nvidia geforce graphics card driver update on your geforce experience.

it is best to

1) custom installation

2) tick "clean installation"

this will uninstall your current graphics card driver and erase the settings you put to default then they will install a "fresh" copy of it.

^_^

[1MantisPhoenix]

Originally posted by Nehrk:

Hell yeah, reinstalled nvidia driver and everything works fine now. Thanks for the help!

Originally posted by Entity (实体):

Prolly cuz he has a 144hz monitor.

nope, i have 60 hertz 21:9 P3418HW. I had some feeling about click response time. Now, w/ 120 fps it works better.

Originally posted by ∞ΣφOne-For-αll-Phoεnix∞:

to get higher hash rates... and the ability to do it is there.. or say 4 years from now - someone who owns a GTX1080 today, can still mine with it in the future.
but the Compute Optimization is basically the difference between gaming and mining.

I believe only in GPUGRID and IBM WCG. :) didn't found that, hope that thing is turned off by default.

Time to play :amarr:

Heyy :) im so glad to hear, it would be under the 3D Setttings menu on the left, and under the global settings tab, i think its somewhere in the middle there to optimize computation. But that's like making your GPU act as a CPU;