[SOLVED] NEED HELP PLEASE!

[Chips123567]

I have a 144hz display screen. When my fps drops in any game it feels like im playing on console. it won't go under 60 fps and it still feels terrible. I have seen people that get 90-100 fps and their games still look smooth. I just don't want my game to feel like this. PLZ HELP

 

[sizzling]

Big swings in FPS can cause games to feel bad. If on average you are getting 80fps try capping your FPS at 70 and see what it feels like.

 

[Darkbreeze]

NOT HERE TO ADVERTISE!

Not here to advertise what?

The fact that you have a 144hz display? Everybody does these days, it's not impressive anymore since practically everything comes with a 144hz refresh rate now.

WHAT display do you have? Does it have Freesync? G-sync? What are you full system specs? What kind of quality settings are you playing at? What resolution?

 

[Chips123567]

Not here to advertise what?

The fact that you have a 144hz display? Everybody does these days, it's not impressive anymore since practically everything comes with a 144hz refresh rate now.

WHAT display do you have? Does it have Freesync? G-sync? What are you full system specs? What kind of quality settings are you playing at? What resolution?

I have a 5700 xt/Ryzen 5 3600/16 gbs of ram with a 144hz monitor. All the settings are on low and i have V-Sync off. Its 1920/1080 res

 

[Darkbreeze]

What is the model of your display?

 

[Chips123567]

What is the model of your display?

Like Monitor? Its Sceptre if thats what you mean.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Yes, what is the EXACT model of your monitor. Monitors are also known as "displays", "panels" and "screens".

 

[Chips123567]

Yes, what is the EXACT model of your monitor. Monitors are also known as "displays", "panels" and "screens".

E248B-FPT168
24" LED Monitor

It can go up to 165hz

 

[Darkbreeze]

So, that monitor supports both Freesync AND G-sync, and it sounds to me like you've not played around with those settings at all. I'd experiment with enabling Freesync, since you have an AMD card, as well as with V-sync settings in the Nvidia control panel.

 

[Chips123567]

So, that monitor supports both Freesync AND G-sync, and it sounds to me like you've not played around with those settings at all. I'd experiment with enabling Freesync, since you have an AMD card, as well as with V-sync settings in the Nvidia control panel.

Its almost like its screen tearing

 

[Darkbreeze]

Which is exactly why you want to get the sync situation under control.

G-Sync and FreeSync Explained: Variable Refresh Rates for Gaming

Go shopping for a PC display and you'll see ones advertising support for technologies like NVIDIA's G-Sync and AMD's FreeSync.

www.howtogeek.com