I'm not sure if this will have been asked before, but when you are playing a game and you find that the FPS isn't as good as you thought it would be. What do you do?
Do you compromise your graphics, or your resolution?
So say you game at 1440p as your native res. The game will only reach an acceptable 60fps with some of the graphical settings turned down a notch. Now if you was to just downgrade your res to 1080p, you get to keep the graphical settings and get a constant 60 fps.
So I'd just like to know, what do you guys do?
What benefit / disadvantage does both options give?
Also if you keep the resolution, but change the graphical settings. What settings do you usually change first?
Do you compromise your graphics, or your resolution?
So say you game at 1440p as your native res. The game will only reach an acceptable 60fps with some of the graphical settings turned down a notch. Now if you was to just downgrade your res to 1080p, you get to keep the graphical settings and get a constant 60 fps.
So I'd just like to know, what do you guys do?
What benefit / disadvantage does both options give?
Also if you keep the resolution, but change the graphical settings. What settings do you usually change first?