So I've been having some strange issues with resolution and framerate with this game ever since I got it, but the strangest issue by far has happened a few times, and just seems to fix itself after a day or so. Here are the details:
My Setup: I play most games on a 4K TCL TV in my living room. The TV is displaying at native 4k, through my GTX 1080Ti. I also have a triple screen monitor setup in the other room. I use a program called Monitor Switcher Profile to go back and forth between my 4k TV running through HDMI, and my triple screen surround setup in the other room running through 3x DP. The software basically "disables" all other displays besides the profile I've selected. So, when I'm gaming on the TV, my nvidia settings show only the TV is connected.
Problem: I play Horizon in 1440p + fullscreen mode. It's the best looking I can squeeze from my GPU while still getting 60 fps, but, every once and a while, the in game "refresh" selection in the settings menu won't let me go above 30 fps while in 1440p AND fullscreen. The funny thing is, if I move my resolution up to 4k in game, THEN it will let me stay fullscreen and move the refresh up to 60, however if I go back down to 1440p it drops the refresh to 30 and won't let me go above it. I also have no issue doing 1080p + fullscreen + 60hz. The only time the game seems to think I can't display over 30hz is when I'm in 1440p + fullscreen. If I set it to windowed or borderless, I can do 60 fps just fine.
It's ONLY this game that gives me the problem. I also played Death Stranding and Cyberpunk in 1440p + fullscreen + 60hz/fps and have no issues still with that.
I have tried a few things like going into the config file for the game, setting it to 1440p + fullscreen + 60 hz, then setting the file to read only. When I get in game, my steam fps counter is showing 60fps but it's very clearly running at 30. It's like it's just doubling frames or something.
Like I said, this behavior only usually lasts a day or two, then one day I'll jump in the game and it will be running totally normal, it's just really boggling my mind and I was wondering if anybody had ever seen anything like this.
Thanks.
My Setup: I play most games on a 4K TCL TV in my living room. The TV is displaying at native 4k, through my GTX 1080Ti. I also have a triple screen monitor setup in the other room. I use a program called Monitor Switcher Profile to go back and forth between my 4k TV running through HDMI, and my triple screen surround setup in the other room running through 3x DP. The software basically "disables" all other displays besides the profile I've selected. So, when I'm gaming on the TV, my nvidia settings show only the TV is connected.
Problem: I play Horizon in 1440p + fullscreen mode. It's the best looking I can squeeze from my GPU while still getting 60 fps, but, every once and a while, the in game "refresh" selection in the settings menu won't let me go above 30 fps while in 1440p AND fullscreen. The funny thing is, if I move my resolution up to 4k in game, THEN it will let me stay fullscreen and move the refresh up to 60, however if I go back down to 1440p it drops the refresh to 30 and won't let me go above it. I also have no issue doing 1080p + fullscreen + 60hz. The only time the game seems to think I can't display over 30hz is when I'm in 1440p + fullscreen. If I set it to windowed or borderless, I can do 60 fps just fine.
It's ONLY this game that gives me the problem. I also played Death Stranding and Cyberpunk in 1440p + fullscreen + 60hz/fps and have no issues still with that.
I have tried a few things like going into the config file for the game, setting it to 1440p + fullscreen + 60 hz, then setting the file to read only. When I get in game, my steam fps counter is showing 60fps but it's very clearly running at 30. It's like it's just doubling frames or something.
Like I said, this behavior only usually lasts a day or two, then one day I'll jump in the game and it will be running totally normal, it's just really boggling my mind and I was wondering if anybody had ever seen anything like this.
Thanks.