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is this weird?(fps)
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So i play tf2 on a laptop and when i unplug my laptop i get the exact same fps as when i have it plugged in. Just wondering isn't this kinda weird?
Also, fps configs never did anything to my fps. I get around the same fps without all those configs.
Anyone with similar cases?
Thank you.

So i play tf2 on a laptop and when i unplug my laptop i get the exact same fps as when i have it plugged in. Just wondering isn't this kinda weird?
Also, fps configs never did anything to my fps. I get around the same fps without all those configs.
Anyone with similar cases?
Thank you.
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It all depends on what your power management settings are, and as far as fps configs go, are you sure you don't have a fps cap, and if you don't are you sure your autoexec.cfg is in the tf/cfg or tf/custom/customfiles/cfg folder?

It all depends on what your power management settings are, and as far as fps configs go, are you sure you don't have a fps cap, and if you don't are you sure your autoexec.cfg is in the tf/cfg or tf/custom/customfiles/cfg folder?
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If your power settings are not set to degrade performance when you unplug the laptop then there will be no difference in performance whether you have it plugged in or not

If your power settings are not set to degrade performance when you unplug the laptop then there will be no difference in performance whether you have it plugged in or not
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BonafideIt all depends on what your power management settings are, and as far as fps configs go, are you sure you don't have a fps cap, and if you don't are you sure your autoexec.cfg is in the tf/cfg or tf/custom/customfiles/cfg folder?

Got it. Yes my fps config is in tf/cfg. Tf2 is using the config since everytime i install one i notice the graphics/textures change.

[quote=Bonafide]It all depends on what your power management settings are, and as far as fps configs go, are you sure you don't have a fps cap, and if you don't are you sure your autoexec.cfg is in the tf/cfg or tf/custom/customfiles/cfg folder?[/quote]
Got it. Yes my fps config is in tf/cfg. Tf2 is using the config since everytime i install one i notice the graphics/textures change.
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whats your laptop and whats your usual fps?

whats your laptop and whats your usual fps?
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