Does changing resolution to something lower increase frames?
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Comanglia has done some tests with different resolutions here
Comanglia has done some tests with different resolutions [url=http://www.teamfortress.tv/20172/my-fps-config#18]here[/url]
PuoskariComanglia has done some tests with different resolutions here
Those benchmarks are a little irrelevant because they're on a system where the CPU is the bottleneck, not the GPU. Not to mention that they're all well within margin of error (better FPS by increasing resolution from 640x480 to 1280x1024?).
If you're GPU bottlenecked then yes, lowering resolution will increase framerate (duh?). If you're CPU bottlenecked it won't do anything.
[quote=Puoskari]Comanglia has done some tests with different resolutions [url=http://www.teamfortress.tv/20172/my-fps-config#18]here[/url][/quote]
Those benchmarks are a little irrelevant because they're on a system where the CPU is the bottleneck, not the GPU. Not to mention that they're all well within margin of error (better FPS by increasing resolution from 640x480 to 1280x1024?).
If you're GPU bottlenecked then yes, lowering resolution will increase framerate (duh?). If you're CPU bottlenecked it won't do anything.
Those benchmarks are a little irrelevant because they're on a system where the CPU is the bottleneck, not the GPU. Not to mention that they're all well within margin of error (better FPS by increasing resolution from 640x480 to 1280x1024?).
If you're GPU bottlenecked then yes, lowering resolution will increase framerate (duh?). If you're CPU bottlenecked it won't do anything.
I have a question about resolution as well: Does changing your resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 affect your sensitivity in any way?
I have a question about resolution as well: Does changing your resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 affect your sensitivity in any way?
KorzenDoes changing resolution to something lower increase frames?
Going from 1080p to 1440p didn't have any major impact on my fps.
PoliphobiaI have a question about resolution as well: Does changing your resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 affect your sensitivity in any way?
In some games it would, but I don't think it that's the case for tf2.
[quote=Korzen]Does changing resolution to something lower increase frames?[/quote]
Going from 1080p to 1440p didn't have any major impact on my fps.
[quote=Poliphobia]I have a question about resolution as well: Does changing your resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 affect your sensitivity in any way?[/quote]
In some games it would, but I don't think it that's the case for tf2.
Going from 1080p to 1440p didn't have any major impact on my fps.
[quote=Poliphobia]I have a question about resolution as well: Does changing your resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 affect your sensitivity in any way?[/quote]
In some games it would, but I don't think it that's the case for tf2.
PoliphobiaI have a question about resolution as well: Does changing your resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 affect your sensitivity in any way?
I think it slightly does, simply because fov's are different or different aspect ratio
[quote=Poliphobia]I have a question about resolution as well: Does changing your resolution from 16:9 to 4:3 affect your sensitivity in any way?[/quote]
I think it slightly does, simply because fov's are different or different aspect ratio
I think it slightly does, simply because fov's are different or different aspect ratio
KorzenDoes changing resolution to something lower increase frames?
If you have a dedicated GPU and are running a GFX config, no not really. Some really old or integrated GPUS benefit.
[quote=Korzen]Does changing resolution to something lower increase frames?[/quote]
If you have a dedicated GPU and are running a GFX config, no not really. Some really old or integrated GPUS benefit.
If you have a dedicated GPU and are running a GFX config, no not really. Some really old or integrated GPUS benefit.
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