Is there any way to change the frame rate of blur busters test so I can set my monitor to 240hz and see what it looks
Is there any way to change the frame rate of blur busters test so I can set my monitor to 240hz and see what it looks
Is there any way to change the frame rate of blur busters test? so I can set my monitor to 240hz and see what it looks like at 150 fps.
Re: Is there any way to change the frame rate of blur busters test so I can set my monitor to 240hz and see what it look
Due to browser limitations testufo currently doesn't allow u to set custom frame rates. Try Smooth Frog instead. It's similar to testufo, but built as executable like a game so u can test more realistic situations.
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Re: Is there any way to change the frame rate of blur busters test so I can set my monitor to 240hz and see what it look
ok tysmDiscorz wrote: ↑09 Oct 2023, 02:34Due to browser limitations testufo currently doesn't allow u to set custom frame rates. Try Smooth Frog instead. It's similar to testufo, but built as executable like a game so u can test more realistic situations.
Re: Is there any way to change the frame rate of blur busters test so I can set my monitor to 240hz and see what it look
also I saw u in the vg259qm forum and I would like to know did anyone find any other way to help improve the visual quality other than od120 I own one and I feel like no setting I pick is good enough and when I watch Faide he uses one and he does all these fast movements and still sees the enemy so clear and able to hit so much shots. I tried asking him what’s his monitors settings but he never answeredDiscorz wrote: ↑09 Oct 2023, 02:34Due to browser limitations testufo currently doesn't allow u to set custom frame rates. Try Smooth Frog instead. It's similar to testufo, but built as executable like a game so u can test more realistic situations.