Max FPS you are getting??

[GammaLazer]

How many frames per second are you getting on this game?

[Violence]

Why?

[Caelinus]

Around Some-Lots

[Cito]

110-120 fps in most places

System specs

Intel Core i7-3820
16 gigs Ram Patriot Viper 3 Intel Extreme Masters Edition
EVGA GTX 670 2 Gig "FTW Edition" video card
Resolution 1600x900 I have 3 20" LG Flatron W206TQ screens
ASUS P9X79 Pro motherboard
120G Kingston HyperX SSD
Windows 7 Pro 64

[KneeGnaw]

In some places 300+

[Wario]

It's not making me vomit, so it must be doing over 30 at least...

[zakalwe]

You don't need any more than your refresh rate anyway. Lock it down using D3D Overider and 60fps is all you'l need if you have a standard 60hz monitor.

I lock mine at 60, set everything to ultra dx11, and it never dips.
Zotac 670 Amp Ed
i5 2500k@4.1ghz
8 Gigs of Ram
SSD
WIn 7 64

The game runs like a dream. Hardly stutters at all so I've not fallen foul of the nvidia stutter bug, thankfully.

[GammaLazer]

I was getting around 35-40FPS two days back but now after re installing GPU drivers I am getting 150 plus fps at all places.
Ausu DCII 7970 HD GPU.

[TommyLove]

45 to 65 at very high settings no vsync. On a gtx 470. Not bad for an old dog.

[TommyLove]

Originally posted by Violence:

Why?

paranoooooid

[GammaLazer]

Actually I never understood what vsync is, but thanks it never cause any hinderence in my gaming performance of yet. Only exception being the The Witcher 2, which even on my rig thats well advanced gives 30 FPS if everything is maxed out.
Otherwise Bioshock Infinite is an art game and is well optimized so gives better FPS rather than most AAA titles.

[Pocahawtness]

Originally posted by itspriyank:

Actually I never understood what vsync is

To all practical purposes VSYNC limits your graphics card to the same fps as your monitor. So in most cases, that's 60fps. If you set VSYNC on then you are limited to 60fps. If it is off then you are faster. There is absolutely no point in setting it off, since your monitor can not display anything above 60fps anyway. People who brag about anything faster are in fact just over-heating their graphics card and achieving nothing but a reduced product lifespan. The only advantage to setting VSYNC off is if you are achieving less than 60fps then there is a small improvement in fps. If you are getting say 30fps then it might be worth switching it off because it happens to gain a few fps if you do. Adaptive VSYNC is a much better idea and if you have that option you should force it. That automatically switches off VSYNC when the fps drops below 60.

And sorry OP but this is always a really dull topic! Two things men always lie about. One is the in-game fps, the other you can guess.

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Originally posted by (N☆G) Pocahawtness:

Originally posted by itspriyank:

Actually I never understood what vsync is

To all practical purposes VSYNC limits your graphics card to the same fps as your monitor. So in most cases, that's 60fps. If you set VSYNC on then you are limited to 60fps. If it is off then you are faster. There is absolutely no point in setting it off, since your monitor can not display anything above 60fps anyway. People who brag about anything faster are in fact just over-heating their graphics card and achieving nothing but a reduced product lifespan. The only advantage to setting VSYNC off is if you are achieving less than 60fps then there is a small improvement in fps. If you are getting say 30fps then it might be worth switching it off because it happens to gain a few fps if you do. Adaptive VSYNC is a much better idea and if you have that option you should force it. That automatically switches off VSYNC when the fps drops below 60.

And sorry OP but this is always a really dull topic! Two things men always lie about. One is the in-game fps, the other you can guess.

[TommyLove]

Originally posted by itspriyank:

Actually I never understood what vsync is, but thanks it never cause any hinderence in my gaming performance of yet. Only exception being the The Witcher 2, which even on my rig thats well advanced gives 30 FPS if everything is maxed out.
Otherwise Bioshock Infinite is an art game and is well optimized so gives better FPS rather than most AAA titles.

Vsynch just locks the framerate to whatever your monitor's refresh rate is. The standard being 60hz. If your machine isn't beefy enough it will dip to 30Fps since it's locking it. The benefit of using vsync is it reduces screen tearing and framerate fluctuations. If your system is fast enough, turn it on.

[GammaLazer]

Thanks so much to both of you, finally no I know what v sync is.

Originally posted by Ice Breaker:

Originally posted by itspriyank:

Actually I never understood what vsync is, but thanks it never cause any hinderence in my gaming performance of yet. Only exception being the The Witcher 2, which even on my rig thats well advanced gives 30 FPS if everything is maxed out.
Otherwise Bioshock Infinite is an art game and is well optimized so gives better FPS rather than most AAA titles.

Vsynch just locks the framerate to whatever your monitor's refresh rate is. The standard being 60hz. If your machine isn't beefy enough it will dip to 30Fps since it's locking it. The benefit of using vsync is it reduces screen tearing and framerate fluctuations. If your system is fast enough, turn it on.

Originally posted by (N☆G) Pocahawtness:

Originally posted by itspriyank:

Actually I never understood what vsync is

To all practical purposes VSYNC limits your graphics card to the same fps as your monitor. So in most cases, that's 60fps. If you set VSYNC on then you are limited to 60fps. If it is off then you are faster. There is absolutely no point in setting it off, since your monitor can not display anything above 60fps anyway. People who brag about anything faster are in fact just over-heating their graphics card and achieving nothing but a reduced product lifespan. The only advantage to setting VSYNC off is if you are achieving less than 60fps then there is a small improvement in fps. If you are getting say 30fps then it might be worth switching it off because it happens to gain a few fps if you do. Adaptive VSYNC is a much better idea and if you have that option you should force it. That automatically switches off VSYNC when the fps drops below 60.

And sorry OP but this is always a really dull topic! Two things men always lie about. One is the in-game fps, the other you can guess.

BTW my specs are:
1920x1080 Dell 23" monitor
P8Z77 M-Pro Motherboard
ATI Asus DCII 7970 HD
8GB G.Skill Ripjaws RAM
i5 3570K CPU
So I guess I should keep V-Sync on if it actually helps to elongate my hardware's life.

[Violence]

Originally posted by Ice Breaker:

Originally posted by Violence:

Why?

paranoooooid

No, not paranoid, I just don't see why it mattered. At all. If you think something's amiss with your system, and want to compare similar setups to see what performance they're getting, fair enough, but just asking for other people's frame rates is something I can;t fathom the purpose or usefulness of.