turn off vertical sync, that caps the FPS at the refresh rate of your monitor, it offers "smoother" video, but it screws up some stuff like mouse movement
turn off vertical sync, that caps the FPS at the refresh rate of your monitor, it offers "smoother" video, but it screws up some stuff like mouse movement
Once again...the FPS of your games are always capped at your monitor's refresh rate regardless of what it says. Vertical Sync is almost always a good idea to use.
i still can't believe this guy is assuming he'll get crappy scores on Crysis.... and unsatisfied with his 120FPS.... if your so determined to see how it does... get the Beta... try it out.. and i'll bet with you get more than 10fps....
Once again...the FPS of your games are always capped at your monitor's refresh rate regardless of what it says. Vertical Sync is almost always a good idea to use.
no they aren't, what is actually visibly detectable is capped at the refresh rate which is why most pro gamers manually cap their fps 1-2 within the refresh rate, but you can go higher since the gpu hardware allows it
to turn off vsync, either go to your graphics cards control panel and select vsync off in all applications, or go to the game your playing and turn it off
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also, try turning on vsync in css, play for a bit, try aiming
then turn it off and try aiming... much easier, vsync seems to kill aiming and cursor movement
Once again...the FPS of your games are always capped at your monitor's refresh rate regardless of what it says. Vertical Sync is almost always a good idea to use.