RTSS w/ in game cap
RTSS w/ in game cap
Setting up a g sync monitor for someone else. Is there any reason I shouldn't have RTSS set to a global 142 cap and use in game engine to say 138 where possible? This machine already has a few games without functional in-game limiters and I've just built it.
Re: RTSS w/ in game cap
My thinking is the penalty for using RTSS (vs the game engine) wouldn't kick in if the frame rate never reaches 142+, but If this is not the case I will unlock everything and leave RTSS on
Re: RTSS w/ in game cap
There's no drawback I'm aware of, except that RTSS will interfere with some applications and the user will have to create exclusion profiles for them.
Just having a desktop shortcut to RTSS is usually better. Start it when playing a game, quit it when not playing a game.
Just having a desktop shortcut to RTSS is usually better. Start it when playing a game, quit it when not playing a game.
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Re: RTSS w/ in game cap
First game I tested with RTSS & simultaneous in-game cap was Diablo3 (as described in op), and they did not cooperate 
Guess I will have to make profiles if RTSS causes grief with some apps like you say.
Guess I will have to make profiles if RTSS causes grief with some apps like you say.