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nvidia control panel settings
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You should be changing the settings in game to achieve a constant 60fps, I have vsync off as it makes the mouse feel laggy, you can force a max fps through either MSI afterburner of a small .cfg file directly in your BF3 folder.
As for settings in the nvidia control panel, the only thing I change is render ahead to 2, it seems to make hit reg better for me.
Also another little tip, there is a bar ingame options called network smoothing factor or something similar, this can have quite a significant effect on hit reg and general feel for the game so have a play around with that. Everyones PC seems to react differently so there is no 'perfect' setting but I ended up with it around 40% full
As for settings in the nvidia control panel, the only thing I change is render ahead to 2, it seems to make hit reg better for me.
Also another little tip, there is a bar ingame options called network smoothing factor or something similar, this can have quite a significant effect on hit reg and general feel for the game so have a play around with that. Everyones PC seems to react differently so there is no 'perfect' setting but I ended up with it around 40% full
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Adjust desktop size and position -> No scaling & perform scaling on Display. This has the largest impact on input lag.
There are other tweaks but since you're using a TV, a few ms of input lag aren't going to affect you.
There are other tweaks but since you're using a TV, a few ms of input lag aren't going to affect you.
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FXAA reduces jaggies but makes text blurry
leave most options on default if you don't know what you're doing ;D some of them will cause frame rate to plummet.
leave most options on default if you don't know what you're doing ;D some of them will cause frame rate to plummet.
Thanks,
On my last card 6series amd I just had everything on performance but I don't think it had half as many options as this card does.
Just really looking to see what things I can turn on to make the game look better without taking to much of a performance hit.
You wont get rid of it completely without vsync enabled but personally i'd rather take a small amount of tearing than input lag.
If you feel like your not getting input lag with vsync on, then leave it on m8
If I can reduce screen tearing without vsync it would mean I could have extra eye candy on.
So could you tell me the best way to reduce screen tearing without using vsync please.
you can use MSI afterburner, it creates 2 icons in your taskbar next to the clock, one of a plane and the other of a plane with a red thing in the corner.
click the one with the red thing and then on the spanner icon that susequently appears, there is an option in there.
However....
Doing it from there seems to create more tearing than if you set the fps limiter in game.
For CS:GO you open console and type fps_max 120
For BF3 you create a file called User.cfg with the following text in it and put it in your BF3 install folder
gametime.maxvariablefps 91.00
click the one with the red thing and then on the spanner icon that susequently appears, there is an option in there.
However....
Doing it from there seems to create more tearing than if you set the fps limiter in game.
For CS:GO you open console and type fps_max 120
For BF3 you create a file called User.cfg with the following text in it and put it in your BF3 install folder
gametime.maxvariablefps 91.00
You will if you get a 120 hertz monitor, you dont need vertical sync.
