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Absolum: Only 60 FPS?How can I do something to get higher? (Fix)
Short answer
Leave you monitor set to 120hz while the game plays at 60 fps. You'll get inout delay reduction.
The problem
I prefer that.
What players suggest
Leave you monitor set to 120hz while the game plays at 60 fps. You'll get inout delay reduction. It'll feel better. Well known thing it fighting games abd beat em ups! It's a good advice for a screen with a fixed refresh rate. Unfortunately, with monitors with a variable refresh rate, which are ubiquitous, it won't work. As I mentioned, it's an old issue with engines tying their physics…
no matter how many frames you have it won't change the hand drawn animation fps...
As many as the monitor's refresh rate needs. In a side scrolling game, there's a phenomenon called scrolling judder which makes the game appear not smooth. It happens when the monitor's refresh rate isn't synchronized with the game's framerate. It's especially an issue for monitor's with a variable refresh rate. It's also an issue old Unity games often had. That's why modern developers usually…
As many as the monitor's refresh rate needs. In a side scrolling game, there's a phenomenon called scrolling judder which makes the game appear not smooth. It happens when the monitor's refresh rate isn't synchronized with the game's framerate. It's especially an issue for monitor's with a variable refresh rate. It's also an issue old Unity games often had. That's why modern developers usually…
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Source: original Steam Community discussion. Quotes are shortened; all credit goes to the posters. Tags: performance, mods