Jun 16 2017, 08:37 PM
QUOTE(solou123 @ May 1 2017, 11:59 PM)
bro..im dota2 player..i have the same thought as you originally..but now im considering to change to 144hz monitor, since im having some issues:
1) i on vsync, i can get stable 60 fps when there is no war or fight, when there is a fight/war, fps drop to 30-40
2) if i off vsync, fps can up to 70-90 if no war, however there are some screen graphic choppy, i dunno why, is it due to my monitor 60hz limitation?
for 144 hz is definitely the requirement for pro players, but now im having the problem either having low fps during war or image choppy if off vsync
anyone can help on this?
V-sync will set your FPS to 30 when it drops below 60.1) i on vsync, i can get stable 60 fps when there is no war or fight, when there is a fight/war, fps drop to 30-40
2) if i off vsync, fps can up to 70-90 if no war, however there are some screen graphic choppy, i dunno why, is it due to my monitor 60hz limitation?
for 144 hz is definitely the requirement for pro players, but now im having the problem either having low fps during war or image choppy if off vsync
anyone can help on this?
U probably mean screen tearing when u say 'graphic choppy', which is happens when your FPS & monitor timing is off.
Example:
If you have 60hz/120hz monitor, acceptable fps with no tearing = 15, 30, 60, 120, 240.
Problem with V-sync is input lag, meaning what you see & your mouse/keyboard becomes unresponsive, that is only if you can feel it. If you don't, no problem.
Solution summary:
Try adjust settings to get slightly above 120 fps, then cap fps at 120. (Set fps_max 120).
If cannot hit 120 fps, try fps cap at 60 instead of using v-sync.
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