Question When I play 60 fps games on my xbox, the games feel slow and soo wack. Why?

[Tremzay]

Video proof: https://1drv.ms/v/s!AiGWZzIruvAUeZM9100-Pzr_IpM

Hello it's me again with my problem. This time i have a wacky video proof, too. It shows that when my fps are below 50-40 the game feels fast and great but when i land or when i play with my friends on when i start creative, i have constant 59-60 fps and when that happenes, the game feels slow and terrible to play. It is not a delay or anything it is just something.... that i and noone else understands but there has to be something that is causing it. I tried 3 different consoles and 2 monitors and 2 tvs and it is still the same. My interner provider said my modem is fine. I also tried every single settings combination on each platform and display. I have this problem for over half a year and i asked some IT guys and everyone said game mode and bad opzimization but bruh... that was every time the first thing i tried. Is here something i am missing? As for the video proof: for many of you it will show nothing but when my fps drop even more than here it feels actually so awesome.

 

[Eximo]

Honestly I can't really tell anything from the video. I'm sure you are trying to illustrate stuttering, but it just looks like you are waving around. Smooth pans with the stuttering causing a lack of smoothness would be something to look at. Rapid back and forth I can't tell stutters from when you stop moving the view point.

Either way, with consoles, not much we can do hardware or software wise.

You've tried eliminating variables, and that is good, but here is one you might not have tried.

Change the outlets you are plugging into, or get a power conditioner/UPS. It shouldn't really matter since the power supply in the console should take care of incoming dirty power, but if it is really bad, or there is a ground loop or something, it might cause the power supply to misbehave. And if the VRMs in the console have to work extra hard to produce a stable voltage, they may cause throttling if they can't deliver under all circumstances.

All I've got.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

if you are having issues with it, it's most likely a console issue. what have you done to your console? how can you tell the fps? nm, i see the game lets you... man, that's a terrible looking game btw. have you tried Red Dead Redemption 2 or AAA titles other than that?

if it's just that game, then I would not be surprised.

 

[Tremzay]

Honestly I can't really tell anything from the video. I'm sure you are trying to illustrate stuttering, but it just looks like you are waving around. Smooth pans with the stuttering causing a lack of smoothness would be something to look at. Rapid back and forth I can't tell stutters from when you stop moving the view point.

Either way, with consoles, not much we can do hardware or software wise.

You've tried eliminating variables, and that is good, but here is one you might not have tried.

Change the outlets you are plugging into, or get a power conditioner/UPS. It shouldn't really matter since the power supply in the console should take care of incoming dirty power, but if it is really bad, or there is a ground loop or something, it might cause the power supply to misbehave. And if the VRMs in the console have to work extra hard to produce a stable voltage, they may cause throttling if they can't deliver under all circumstances.

All I've got.

Thank you so much at least some useful senceful tip. Thank you i will definitely try that

 

[Tremzay]

if you are having issues with it, it's most likely a console issue. what have you done to your console? how can you tell the fps?

I havent done anything. I have brand new xbox one x. I had old ps4 fat and i tried new ps4 slim and it was all the same

 

[Deleted member 14196]

wait, you had this problem on all consoles?
so, you got a new xbox 1x
so, does every game act like that or just that game?

 

[Tremzay]

wait, you had this problem on all consoles?
so, you got a new xbox 1x
so, does every game act like that or just that game?

I played only call of duty fortnite and apex legends and it does that on each of them. And on every console and on every monitor. Other games like Forza Gta i cant really tell cause i played fps games since i was young and i am sensitive to that

 

[Tremzay]

Honestly I can't really tell anything from the video. I'm sure you are trying to illustrate stuttering, but it just looks like you are waving around. Smooth pans with the stuttering causing a lack of smoothness would be something to look at. Rapid back and forth I can't tell stutters from when you stop moving the view point.

Either way, with consoles, not much we can do hardware or software wise.

You've tried eliminating variables, and that is good, but here is one you might not have tried.

Change the outlets you are plugging into, or get a power conditioner/UPS. It shouldn't really matter since the power supply in the console should take care of incoming dirty power, but if it is really bad, or there is a ground loop or something, it might cause the power supply to misbehave. And if the VRMs in the console have to work extra hard to produce a stable voltage, they may cause throttling if they can't deliver under all circumstances.

All I've got.

Al

 

[Tremzay]

Honestly I can't really tell anything from the video. I'm sure you are trying to illustrate stuttering, but it just looks like you are waving around. Smooth pans with the stuttering causing a lack of smoothness would be something to look at. Rapid back and forth I can't tell stutters from when you stop moving the view point.

Either way, with consoles, not much we can do hardware or software wise.

You've tried eliminating variables, and that is good, but here is one you might not have tried.

Change the outlets you are plugging into, or get a power conditioner/UPS. It shouldn't really matter since the power supply in the console should take care of incoming dirty power, but if it is really bad, or there is a ground loop or something, it might cause the power supply to misbehave. And if the VRMs in the console have to work extra hard to produce a stable voltage, they may cause throttling if they can't deliver under all circumstances.

All I've got.

Also sorry for disturbing but i might need to clarify that the xbox one x is 16 days old and i live in a flat in the 7th floor if that could help somehow. Because u said something could be faulty but the system is brand new :/

 

[Eximo]

Not sure where you are coming from on this one.

I am pointing a finger at your electrical supply, not the console, your TVs, etc. You've removed almost all other possible causes.

And like I said, there is little that can be done with the console itself or the software running on it. They are designed to be plug and play.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Maybe it’s your Internet connection speed and ping