Omari79
12-28-09, 12:46 AM
when you enable v sync there isn't any middle ground FPS left so if you playing DMC4 at say 60HZ then its fine as long as your card can output 60FPS but when you come across a graphically heavy scene and your card can only output 50FPS it will instead be cut in half and output 30FPS because you have V sync on...to counter this effect people enable triple buffering so the GPU is free to output any FPS number between 0 and the hz you are playing at
I just tried SF4 and W/O v sync the fps is around 80-90 but when i enable it the fps dips down to low 40s?
other games like RE5 doesn't get effected with enabling v sync so what gives?
thats what i know about the matter...please correct me if i am wrong
I just tried SF4 and W/O v sync the fps is around 80-90 but when i enable it the fps dips down to low 40s?
other games like RE5 doesn't get effected with enabling v sync so what gives?
thats what i know about the matter...please correct me if i am wrong