Does this run at 120 fps?

[Nico]

If it does then this is a huge step up from the previous game and I will consider buying

[AndehX]

if your computer is not a potato, yes of course it does. I get a solid 120fps 100% of the time.
That's with a GTX1080

[GreenSwede]

I get 144 locked frames per second, however it feels like the game runs at a lower framerate with stuttering. It may only support 60 internally, but I don't know if this is confirmed or not.

I get about 250 fps with v-sync turned off, though that doesn't seem to help. It would be great if a developer could confirm if this is an issue with their game engine, if it actually only runs at 60 or if it does support higher framerates.

[AndehX]

Originally posted by GreenSwede:

I get 144 locked frames per second, however it feels like the game runs at a lower framerate with stuttering. It may only support 60 internally, but I don't know if this is confirmed or not.

This is definitely not true.

Originally posted by GreenSwede:

I get about 250 fps with v-sync turned off, though that doesn't seem to help. It would be great if a developer could confirm if this is an issue with their game engine, if it actually only runs at 60 or if it does support higher framerates.

I would highly recommend force limiting your fps to 120 using nvidia profile inspector. I was sceptical of this when I read about it, but I tried it, and my game is buttery smooth now. No stuttering at all.

[GreenSwede]

Originally posted by AndehX:

Originally posted by GreenSwede:

I get 144 locked frames per second, however it feels like the game runs at a lower framerate with stuttering. It may only support 60 internally, but I don't know if this is confirmed or not.

This is definitely not true.

Originally posted by GreenSwede:

I get about 250 fps with v-sync turned off, though that doesn't seem to help. It would be great if a developer could confirm if this is an issue with their game engine, if it actually only runs at 60 or if it does support higher framerates.

I would highly recommend force limiting your fps to 120 using nvidia profile inspector. I was sceptical of this when I read about it, but I tried it, and my game is buttery smooth now. No stuttering at all.

If 120 fps helps then it seems like an issue with 144hz monitors. Would be great to know if Sumo Digital is aware of the problem.

[Mairo the bear]

Originally posted by AndehX:

Originally posted by GreenSwede:

I get 144 locked frames per second, however it feels like the game runs at a lower framerate with stuttering. It may only support 60 internally, but I don't know if this is confirmed or not.

This is definitely not true.

Oh it is true allright and here's some objective data for ya!
I actually really hate it when people just blindly look at the FPS counter, even though there's clearly something going on and game is definitely not running at that framerate. I had so many people saying that Castle Crashers ran at 60 FPS because counter said so, even though it was always 30 FPS. (remastered patch made it completely uncapped and difference is night and day)

https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Team_Sonic_Racing#Video_settings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31EVlOWgHdQ
(You can slow down further with youtube player if needed)
As you can see, about every other frame updates on 120 FPS, meaning that the main gameplay and physics are definitely capped at 60 FPS internally.

UI elements and particles seem to run at full blast, but that mostly just makes everything look inconsistant and stuttery. Either cap at 60 (or 120) to make it far less of an issue.

[HalloweeN]

Here runs at 240fps, I own Alienware monitor and it's beautiful at 240fps gorgeous a delight

[Mairo the bear]

Originally posted by HalloweeN:

Here runs at 240fps, I own Alienware monitor and it's beautiful at 240fps gorgeous a delight

^^and this here proves my point that people just blindly see FPS counter and completely disregard if it's actually running at 240 or not. (It's not)

[Knin3]

Hey Mario I see today after trying for first timethat this game was running at 240 n it just didnt seem right, looked like it was running more like 50, and I activated Vsync to see if I got a improvement and it still ran at 240, is there a way round this?

Thanks