Hello people,
this is my first post so don't blame me in case I posted this in the wrong area. Coming to my problem, my computer is giving me around 80-100 fps for Battlefield 4 (on lowest settings), same goes for Battlefield 3. CS:GO is also running without problems with high FPS, but compared to youtube videos with gameplay of these games (youtube's got a new 1080p/720p 60 fps function) it's not as smooth as it is in the video. (Same problem with other games: Assetto Corsa, Project Cars). The matter is I've got stable fps but it just doesn't look so fluently like it does in the youtube videos with 60fps.
My system:
Win7 64-bit
Asus R9 280
AMD FX-8320 3.50 GHz
8 GB Ram
Main monitor BenQ GW2760s (I have no idea about the Hz, but in the games' options I can only choose 60Hz 1980*1080) and side monitor BenQ GL2240 60Hz
In conlusion, the youtube videos are running much more smoother than my own gameplay does.
So my question is, how do I fix this? Is it the 2 monitors being plugged in or do I need a 144Hz monitor?
Thank you for reading this and trying to help me out. =)
Best regards, Richard
this is my first post so don't blame me in case I posted this in the wrong area. Coming to my problem, my computer is giving me around 80-100 fps for Battlefield 4 (on lowest settings), same goes for Battlefield 3. CS:GO is also running without problems with high FPS, but compared to youtube videos with gameplay of these games (youtube's got a new 1080p/720p 60 fps function) it's not as smooth as it is in the video. (Same problem with other games: Assetto Corsa, Project Cars). The matter is I've got stable fps but it just doesn't look so fluently like it does in the youtube videos with 60fps.
My system:
Win7 64-bit
Asus R9 280
AMD FX-8320 3.50 GHz
8 GB Ram
Main monitor BenQ GW2760s (I have no idea about the Hz, but in the games' options I can only choose 60Hz 1980*1080) and side monitor BenQ GL2240 60Hz
In conlusion, the youtube videos are running much more smoother than my own gameplay does.
So my question is, how do I fix this? Is it the 2 monitors being plugged in or do I need a 144Hz monitor?
Thank you for reading this and trying to help me out. =)
Best regards, Richard