Asus GTX 960 with only 60 FPS?
I previously had a GTX 560 TI which can run more than 100FPS. But recently i change to GTX 960 which can be only run at 60 FPS with displayed setting set to the max? Please help.
Thank you.:steamhappy:
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Tev Sep 12, 2015 @ 1:55am 
It's not something like having your Vsync on with a 60Hz monitor, right?
blue Sep 12, 2015 @ 1:56am 
Hey there, you got 60 FPS it's because you opened V-Sync so it will cap to 60 FPS because it helps those old graphics card have a smooth gameplay, if you want a higher FPS just turn it off if u wants to
Astraea Kisaragi Sep 12, 2015 @ 1:57am 
You have most likely activated V-Sync, which caps framerate at the refresh rate of your screen. 60 Hz = 60 FPS.

Deactivte V-Sync in games or drivers.
76561198108983957 Sep 12, 2015 @ 1:58am 
Sorry. I dont get what you mean. My specs are as below:
IPS236 lG
I7 4470k
GPU GTX 960 4GB
Asrock z87 Fatality Professional
Corsair 8GB
700V PSU
Tev Sep 12, 2015 @ 1:59am 
Originally posted by D3@th~Awa|Ts:
Sorry. I dont get what you mean. My specs are as below:
IPS236 lG
I7 4470k
GPU GTX 960 4GB
Asrock z87 Fatality Professional
Corsair 8GB
700V PSU
Game settings.

Disable Vsync.

If that fails, check your GPU drivers for application settings (overrides).
Last edited by Tev; Sep 12, 2015 @ 1:59am
blue Sep 12, 2015 @ 1:59am 
Originally posted by D3@th~Awa|Ts:
Sorry. I dont get what you mean. My specs are as below:
IPS236 lG
I7 4470k
GPU GTX 960 4GB
Asrock z87 Fatality Professional
Corsair 8GB
700V PSU
or Video settings Disable Vsync
76561198108983957 Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:02am 
Thx guys. I got it up to 120 FPS but i dont know why i feel like the older graphics is better. Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me...
Thanks a lot. Appreciate very much...:steamhappy:
blue Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:03am 
Originally posted by D3@th~Awa|Ts:
Thx guys. I got it up to 120 FPS but i dont know why i feel like the older graphics is better. Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me...
Thanks a lot. Appreciate very much...:steamhappy:
^^ Don't worrie
76561198108983957 Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:07am 
1 more question. Will DVI cable or HDMI cables affect on the visual projected to the monitor?
Thank you
blue Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:08am 
Originally posted by D3@th~Awa|Ts:
1 more question. Will DVI cable or HDMI cables affect on the visual projected to the monitor?
Thank you
normally not, but i use HDMI for my graphics card :) a monitor matters sometimes
76561198214964707 Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:09am 
ау
76561198108983957 Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:12am 
Thx again for your helpful tips. Steam has so many active member. Thumbs up...:steamhappy:
blue Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:12am 
Originally posted by D3@th~Awa|Ts:
Thx again for your helpful tips. Steam has so many active member. Thumbs up...:steamhappy:
:D i always come to help forum to see if there is anyone needs some tecnical help so yea :D
ауе духи
Tev Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:14am 
Originally posted by Blue.:
Originally posted by D3@th~Awa|Ts:
Thx again for your helpful tips. Steam has so many active member. Thumbs up...:steamhappy:
:D i always come to help forum to see if there is anyone needs some tecnical help so yea :D
Unlike VGA; DVI and HDMI are both digital connectors.

The most clear difference is that HDMI carries over audio and has default HDCP encryption support. Dual Link DVI can be the better option over HDMI from time to time though; depending on your monitor's and GPU's HDMI version.
Last edited by Tev; Sep 12, 2015 @ 2:15am
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