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Thank you for your reply, but I'm sure that the issue has nothing to do with my monitor. As for underclocking and undervolting (though I'm not sure how this may help either), I'd rather leave this as the last resort.

Lately I've been trying to find the perfect setup for playing games at 30 fps. So far, after weeks of thread-surfing, I have come to the conclusion that the formula for the smoothest 30fps is as follows: -driver-level 1/2 vsync (in NVPI) -RTSS external lock at 30 fps -set maximum pre-rendered frames...

Sorry for the late reply and thank you for the answer you provided! I suppose the right type of frametime is stated somehwere in the settigs of the programs, though I'm not sure where exactly. I'll have to look ino this.

Maybe so. But the question isn't as much about the inconsistency of the frametime in-game (though having a stable one would be preferable), as it is about the programs confidently showing disparate measurements. Hence the question : which program is telling the truth.

Hi, everyone! I'm having trouble measuring frametime in Fallout 4. So far I've used 3 programs: RTSS + CapFrameX , OCAT , FPS Monitor. I ran the game at 60fps with no external RTSS lock with in-game Vsync ON. CapFrameX presented me with 16.6ms with occasional fluctuations. OCAT registered 16.9ms, ag...