How to get used to 30FPS gaming?

[MonoAlice]

30FPS was playable for me, but when I got a better GPU, it changed to be 100FPS
Help! I want to play GTAV at high settings, how to get used to 30FPS?

[ugafan]

perhaps you can do a mixture of high/normal to increase fps. what gpu do you have?

[MonoAlice]

Originally posted by ugafan:

perhaps you can do a mixture of high/normal to increase fps. what gpu do you have?

GeForce GTX 750ti, it's a mid card right?

[Duck]

Originally posted by Em3rgency:

Originally posted by ugafan:

perhaps you can do a mixture of high/normal to increase fps. what gpu do you have?

GeForce GTX 750ti, it's a mid card right?

Might as well get a gt 1030

[MonoAlice]

Originally posted by LoganTNZ:

Originally posted by Em3rgency:

GeForce GTX 750ti, it's a mid card right?

Might as well get a gt 1030

Well.... LowSpecGamer said that a GTX 750ti is better then 1030, but 1030 is cheaper and it's wattage requirement is not high, and the other spec I got is mid (12GB RAM, i5 6400.....)

[Astraea Kisaragi]

It was a mid card, 4 years ago. Kinda low tier now, but guess still better as the integrated solutions.

[Duck]

Originally posted by Em3rgency:

Originally posted by LoganTNZ:

Might as well get a gt 1030

Well.... LowSpecGamer said that a GTX 750ti is better then 1030, but 1030 is cheaper and it's wattage requirement is not high, and the other spec I got is mid (12GB RAM, i5 6400.....)

Whend you get the 750ti? And for how much?

[MonoAlice]

Originally posted by LoganTNZ:

Originally posted by Em3rgency:

Well.... LowSpecGamer said that a GTX 750ti is better then 1030, but 1030 is cheaper and it's wattage requirement is not high, and the other spec I got is mid (12GB RAM, i5 6400.....)

Whend you get the 750ti? And for how much?

From a computer shop, for like 80$ and it's brand new one

[FeilDOW]

the best way to get used to 30fps or rather just to make 30fps more tolerable is to use a controller instead of a mouse and keyboard.

[ugafan]

you'll have to play around with settings some to see what works best. make sure msaa and all advanced graphics are off. turn post processing to normal and shadows to soft.

[Air]

For me, as someone who's used to a 144Hz monitor, it depends on the game. If a game has very little camera movement, then I can sort of get used to 30fps, but don't expect me to like it at all with something like a first-person or third-person shooter.

[upcoast]

Originally posted by Em3rgency:

Originally posted by LoganTNZ:

Whend you get the 750ti? And for how much?

From a computer shop, for like 80$ and it's brand new one

Return it, 750ti was entry level when it was released and even more abysmal now.

If you're stuck with it, oh well, ride it out until you can afford something else or sell it off used.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LtOUcAIP5Y

It doesn't look like you have to play at 30fps anyway ^.

[76561198399520696]

I've been using integrated graphics before I switched to a "leftover" card (R5 230) and from then I enjoy pure 35fps! Even 15fps is tolerable to me.

[Christian]

I can play games around 20+ and most of the time can achieve it not by in game settings but but overclocking the 970. Also control panel settings can be vital to getting that last bit. That's trying to play games on ultra like AC:O max settings in 4k HD

[Arvaos]

Turn down your mouse sensitivity and turn on motion blur, that's the only solution to be honest.

You could lower your resolution down to 1600x900 and aim for 45FPS which is quite a significant difference in performance for a small resolution tradeoff.

[Wakobi Junior]

Originally posted by FeilDOW:

the best way to get used to 30fps or rather just to make 30fps more tolerable is to use a controller instead of a mouse and keyboard.