Originally Posted by Chungha
i dont need a new pc i already have 3 gaming pc. What im saying is that i use to get the maximum of 300 but not its like dropping.
Originally Posted by Chungha
CSGO PC FPS Issues
Originally Posted by Chungha
Originally Posted by Bodvar
I know 3kliksphilip, and so do I know this video, yet it barely makes any difference
I just wanted to clear things up.
Dude, it's useless 60 fps is the max. human eye can see.
So no need for more frames per second.
So no need for more frames per second.
Originally Posted by Mokou-Sama
Dude, it's useless 60 fps is the max. human eye can see.
So no need for more frames per second.
So no need for more frames per second.
Originally Posted by Mokou-Sama
Dude, it's useless 60 fps is the max. human eye can see.
So no need for more frames per second.
So no need for more frames per second.
It's depends on luck
Originally Posted by cxydsaewq
As I saod earlier, it depends on the sync your monitor and pc has
It's depends on luck
Originally Posted by H!nt
That's what I was saying, copy cat...
Originally Posted by cxydsaewq
As I saod earlier, it depends on the sync your monitor and pc has
It's depends on luck
Originally Posted by H!nt
You don't need luck, you don't need sync on your monitor or PC because YOUR EYE CAN ONLY SEE MAXIMUM 60 Frames Per Second... How many times me and him has to tell you that? Your eye wont make any difference above 60...
Let's say your monitor refreshes in it's own rate, same for the pc.
The monitor refreshes every second, showing 60 pics (this is just an example, just don't say anything)
The Pc does the same, but not at the exact time, so it might appear, that the pc and monitor refresh rate don't sync.
This means, that in conclusion, the game might have 60 fps shown, but you see a pic in 1 ms, the next on in 2 ms, the next on in 1ms and so on, so it APPEARS do be not smooth. Of course in theory, it doesn't really matter if you have 60 or 120 fps, but you have to see it like this:
The more fps you have, the more actually pics the monitor has to choose from, that's why some people claim to be better with 400 fps then with 60, because the monitor doesn't really have an delay between the pc pic and the monitor pic.
Here a little function:
I = 1 frame
How it should be:
PC framerate
I I I I I 60 fps
Monitor refreshrate
I I I I I
How it is:
PC framerate
I I I I I 60 fps
Monitor refreshrate
I I I I I
now, if you have 300 fps, the monitor has a way larger selection of pics to choose from
PC framerate
I I I I I I I I I 120 fps
Monitor refreshrate
I I I I I
Please don't forget that this is extreamly unprofessional, but this is basicly what I was/am trying to say
wow the function doesn't show how I want it to, lemme make a quick pic
Originally Posted by cxydsaewq
again, this time less stupid from my point of view, I promise.
Let's say your monitor refreshes in it's own rate, same for the pc.
The monitor refreshes every second, showing 60 pics (this is just an example, just don't say anything)
The Pc does the same, but not at the exact time, so it might appear, that the pc and monitor refresh rate don't sync.
This means, that in conclusion, the game might have 60 fps shown, but you see a pic in 1 ms, the next on in 2 ms, the next on in 1ms and so on, so it APPEARS do be not smooth. Of course in theory, it doesn't really matter if you have 60 or 120 fps, but you have to see it like this:
The more fps you have, the more actually pics the monitor has to choose from, that's why some people claim to be better with 400 fps then with 60, because the monitor doesn't really have an delay between the pc pic and the monitor pic.
Here a little function:
I = 1 frame
How it should be:
PC framerate
I I I I I 60 fps
Monitor refreshrate
I I I I I
How it is:
PC framerate
I I I I I 60 fps
Monitor refreshrate
I I I I I
now, if you have 300 fps, the monitor has a way larger selection of pics to choose from
PC framerate
I I I I I I I I I 120 fps
Monitor refreshrate
I I I I I
Please don't forget that this is extreamly unprofessional, but this is basicly what I was/am trying to say
wow the function doesn't show how I want it to, lemme make a quick pic
Originally Posted by H!nt
You just explained things which the video does so please do not do that again because you're stupid..
Originally Posted by cxydsaewq
you said that you didn't see those things on the video.
I said I've seen this video, please quote exact post where did I say so...Search it up on Google and their will be a bunch of guides on YouTube/Reddit on how to boost and get stable FPS.
Firstly, make sure your drivers are up to date! If that does not work make sure that your CPU and Graphics card are getting plenty of air flow and cooling. If both those fail either; 1. Live with that FPS ( Anything 60FPS or higher is fine to play CS:GO ) 2. Buy a new and better graphics card.
I have gtx 970 sc with i5-4690k, and csgo for me seem to be locked at a max of 300 (even though my pc can pass it)...
@Chungha
Refer to my thread I made, see if that's any help.
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1035082
Refer to my thread I made, see if that's any help.
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1035082
