upgraded my graphics driver, saw this feature, tried it out and instantly got 25 extra fps with no noticeable input lag
how is this real
edit: 25 might be a little of an exaggeration since my benchmarks have been inconsistent, but i imagine for someone that gets better frames with a lower res this would be great
upgraded my graphics driver, saw this feature, tried it out and instantly got 25 extra fps with no noticeable input lag
how is this real
edit: 25 might be a little of an exaggeration since my benchmarks have been inconsistent, but i imagine for someone that gets better frames with a lower res this would be great
wat card do u have i wana try it out and report back :o
wat card do u have i wana try it out and report back :o
yh this right?
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/536274178676883458/984515223669055549/help.PNG
apparently ive had it on as well for quite some time but no clue if its done the game better tbf. btw does anyone know if the other stuff ive got disabled there (gpu scaling etc) r good for tf2 and i need to turn them on
yh this right? [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/536274178676883458/984515223669055549/help.PNG[/img]
apparently ive had it on as well for quite some time but no clue if its done the game better tbf. btw does anyone know if the other stuff ive got disabled there (gpu scaling etc) r good for tf2 and i need to turn them on
waxyh this right? https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/536274178676883458/984515223669055549/help.PNG
apparently ive had it on as well for quite some time but no clue if its done the game better tbf. btw does anyone know if the other stuff ive got disabled there (gpu scaling etc) r good for tf2 and i need to turn them on
free sync is kinda useless in tf2 because it forces you to use a certain framerate like constant 144 fps, just to much the screen refresh rate and since fps in tf2 are kinda fluctuating depending what's happening in the game, it's better not to use it and have a framerate higher than the refresh rate, because when your fps drops down below the refresh rate you notice an unpleasant frame drop(s)
[quote=wax]yh this right? [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/536274178676883458/984515223669055549/help.PNG[/img]
apparently ive had it on as well for quite some time but no clue if its done the game better tbf. btw does anyone know if the other stuff ive got disabled there (gpu scaling etc) r good for tf2 and i need to turn them on[/quote]
free sync is kinda useless in tf2 because it forces you to use a certain framerate like constant 144 fps, just to much the screen refresh rate and since fps in tf2 are kinda fluctuating depending what's happening in the game, it's better not to use it and have a framerate higher than the refresh rate, because when your fps drops down below the refresh rate you notice an unpleasant frame drop(s)
waxyh this right?
apparently ive had it on as well for quite some time but no clue if its done the game better tbf. btw does anyone know if the other stuff ive got disabled there (gpu scaling etc) r good for tf2 and i need to turn them on
no actually "virtual super res" renders things at higher than native res then scales it down for better anti aliasing but "radeon super res" has you turn down your in game res and then scales it up to native using some instantaneous neural network type upscaling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgFGI8JFo8g
[quote=wax]yh this right?
apparently ive had it on as well for quite some time but no clue if its done the game better tbf. btw does anyone know if the other stuff ive got disabled there (gpu scaling etc) r good for tf2 and i need to turn them on[/quote]
no actually "virtual super res" renders things at higher than native res then scales it down for better anti aliasing but "radeon super res" has you turn down your in game res and then scales it up to native using some instantaneous neural network type upscaling
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgFGI8JFo8g[/youtube]
suprafree sync is kinda useless in tf2 because it forces you to use a certain framerate like constant 144 fps, just to much the screen refresh rate and since fps in tf2 are kinda fluctuating depending what's happening in the game, it's better not to use it and have a framerate higher than the refresh rate, because when your fps drops down below the refresh rate you notice an unpleasant frame drop(s)
This is the exact opposite of what freesync and g-sync do lmao. Adaptive sync modes let your monitor adjust to match the game's framerate. If tf2 is running faster than the monitor, you get the usual behavior (same as no adaptive sync). If your fps drops below the monitor's max refresh rate, the monitor'll wait for the next frame before updating, eliminating tearing entirely and reducing stuttering.
[quote=supra]
free sync is kinda useless in tf2 because it forces you to use a certain framerate like constant 144 fps, just to much the screen refresh rate and since fps in tf2 are kinda fluctuating depending what's happening in the game, it's better not to use it and have a framerate higher than the refresh rate, because when your fps drops down below the refresh rate you notice an unpleasant frame drop(s)[/quote]
This is the exact opposite of what freesync and g-sync do lmao. Adaptive sync modes let your monitor adjust to match the game's framerate. If tf2 is running faster than the monitor, you get the usual behavior (same as no adaptive sync). If your fps drops below the monitor's max refresh rate, the monitor'll wait for the next frame before updating, eliminating tearing entirely and reducing stuttering.