01-06-2009, 10:12 PM
For example:
if you turn "frame limiter" on ingame, your FPS are limited to 25 (the game doesnt run smooth imo, set it to OFF asap)
but, if Vsync is on (usually its globally set to "Off", atleast with the new nvida drivers) it limits your FPS too.
Lemme say, you have a TFT display. They have a refreshrate of 60Hertz. (=60Hz).
So Vsync will limit your FPS to steady 60FPS. If your videocard isnt strong enough to meet 60fps all the time, Vsync limits it to the next division by 2, this time: 30 FPS (which doesnt run smooth again)
So, setting framelimiter OFF and Vsync off will result in a non-limited FPS rate. Thats all.,
if you turn "frame limiter" on ingame, your FPS are limited to 25 (the game doesnt run smooth imo, set it to OFF asap)
but, if Vsync is on (usually its globally set to "Off", atleast with the new nvida drivers) it limits your FPS too.
Lemme say, you have a TFT display. They have a refreshrate of 60Hertz. (=60Hz).
So Vsync will limit your FPS to steady 60FPS. If your videocard isnt strong enough to meet 60fps all the time, Vsync limits it to the next division by 2, this time: 30 FPS (which doesnt run smooth again)
So, setting framelimiter OFF and Vsync off will result in a non-limited FPS rate. Thats all.,