FPS Limiter with Nvidia's Next Drivers

Discussion in 'Videocards - NVIDIA GeForce Drivers Section' started by MfA, Sep 9, 2011.

  1. kcuestag

    kcuestag Master Guru

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    Oh...

    Any ideas when they'll be releasing a driver with the FPS Limiter working?
     
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    sorry no idea
     
  3. Spets

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    I'd say we can assume it'll be soon after seeing it rear its head in MfA's pic :p
     
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    like old built FXAA, FPS Limiter works only on OpenGL games.. you should enter FPS value in Hex

    30FPS
    0xF000001E
    40FPS
    0xF0000028
    50FPS
    0xF0000032

    etc
     
    Last edited: Dec 5, 2011
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    After it not working at first (missing the f at the start of the hex), I have tested it using Minecraft, Unigine Heaven in OpenGL, Dx9, and Dx11, as well as Skyrim and Mafia 2 just to make sure and it seems to work for Direct X as well. Minecraft stuttered like crazy with it enabled until I also forced Vsync, the others were fine. I enabled it in the global profile if that makes any difference.
     
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    Thankyou Nvidia, aslong as we can enter any value between 0-999 for this FPS limiter i will hug them and squeeze them and love them forever and ever.

    Can't wait to slap Vsync on and set it to 58 in Crysis 2, i hear rumors that elimnates the input lag. Also setting max FPS via the nvidia driver means no risk of being banned in multiplayer games for using a third party hook.

    Also can't wait to set the FPS limit in Battlefield 3 either as it fluctuates between 40-90 on my GTX 570, i would preffer a constant 50, hey you never know this might "accidently" bypass the 90 fps limit in Modern Warfare 3, now if only they could do a Force FOV value aswell, that would piss Activision/IW/Sledgehammer off no end.
     
  8. CPC_RedDawn

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    You do know you could just use DXTORY which has a built in fps limiter.

    Also, you do know that BF3 has its own built in fps limiter as well since the last update...

    simple type this into the console window

    Gametime.maxvariablefps xx (xx being whatever you want to cap your fps at...

    Works great for me I cap it at 30fps and its plays really really smooth now at Ultra settings 1080p :) 9 times out of 10 I come top of the scoreboard now :p
     
  9. kcuestag

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    The in-game FPS limiter is crap for me, I type Gametime.maxvariablefps 62 for example, and it drops below 62 (55-58fps) all the time making it stutter like crazy, but if I disable the FPS limiter I can play at 80-120fps all the time. :bang:
     
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    Still using bandicam to limit fps then ;|
     

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    Exactly more fps than refresh rate is a WASTE and produces tearing effect.
     
  12. benqbiggis

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    it depends

    certain games run a lot smoother with fps higher than 60 even with refresh rate at 60hz and not producing tearing*

    get a classic example of counter-strike...cap your fps in 60 and then unlock it
    the gameplay is completely different

    depends of the game, depends how optimized the game is
    some games are very sensitive to a higher fps and others not




    *my games barely tears even with fps higher than 60fps
    its interesting that my games tears a bit when in certain scenes the game is running at 59fps-60fps and dont tear running at 80fps-200fps
     
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    Since I have an awesome 120Hz monitor, I cap my FPS at 120 :]]
     
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    Not exactly, there are many other side effects to take into consideration. Physics, netcode, mousemovement, ...

    Visually there's no benefit though.
     
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    Yup, RTSS framerate limiter works fine. :)
     
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    Why it is better to cap the FPS instead of using V-sync?Sorry if it was answered.
     
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    You need to read the thread.

    First 3/4 pages should do it.
     
  19. Mozaik

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    Nah I wont,it will remain unanswered,not that it is important to me,just curious.A one sentence answer could do that,but that makes me lazy yes?
    Please quote me since here some people use it as the main button to push.
     
  20. kcuestag

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    If you use vsync, while it does limit it to your monitor's refresh rate (60Hz/60fps for example), it does also add input lag which is very annoying specially on first person shooter multiplayers as it makes the mouse's response time a bit slower and that can be the difference between being alive or being dead.

    If you just manually limit the fps to 60fps or 62fps without using vsync, you won't introduce input lag. :banana:

    I hope that explains it well enough. :)
     

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