smoothness in games
smoothness in games
Hello everyone, I want to get the maximum smoothness in games, which is only possible, tell me what is needed for this?
Re: smoothness in games
If you have frame pacing smoothness issues, you can always try to use RTSS with a frame cap. This usually fixes smoothness issues in games. I use it all the time
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Re: smoothness in games
If priority is motion fluidity, you want framerates matching Hz.
- Powerful GPU to keep frame rate matching refresh rate
- VSYNC ON with various low-lag VSYNC ON tricks
- Frame rate cap
If you want more flexibility with varying framerates -- then you want variable refresh monitor such as a FreeSync or GSYNC monitor, see Demo of variable refresh rates which can eliminate stutters of varying frame rates. On such a monitor, the refresh rate stays in sync with frame rate, which makes it much more seamless.
- Powerful GPU to keep frame rate matching refresh rate
- VSYNC ON with various low-lag VSYNC ON tricks
- Frame rate cap
If you want more flexibility with varying framerates -- then you want variable refresh monitor such as a FreeSync or GSYNC monitor, see Demo of variable refresh rates which can eliminate stutters of varying frame rates. On such a monitor, the refresh rate stays in sync with frame rate, which makes it much more seamless.
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Re: smoothness in games
Judging from the OP's other posts, g-sync is in use, so there's no need to care about FPS matching refresh rate.
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