- #FORCE DESKTOP FRAME RATE 60FPS DRIVERS#
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- #FORCE DESKTOP FRAME RATE 60FPS DRIVER#
Anything using a significant amount of the CPU, memory, or GPU will likely harm game performance. Click More details if needed to expand it, then you can see what's using resources on the Processes tab.
To dive a little deeper and see what's using up resources, press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open the Task Manager. It's worth checking the system tray on the right side of the taskbar for any unneeded background apps, too. You can do this quickly by closing anything that's open on your taskbar. This frees up resources that your computer can further dedicate to the game. When you're playing a game, especially demanding modern titles, it's a good idea to close other processes that you don't need.
#FORCE DESKTOP FRAME RATE 60FPS UPDATE#
In addition to letting you know when a new update is available, they give you access to more tweaks and features.
#FORCE DESKTOP FRAME RATE 60FPS DRIVER#
You can download these on the driver pages above, which we recommend doing.
#FORCE DESKTOP FRAME RATE 60FPS DRIVERS#
Instead of downloading drivers manually, Nvidia and AMD both offer software utilities that make downloading the latest drivers easy. If you play on integrated graphics, run Intel's driver update tool (though remember that using integrated graphics will severely limit gaming performance). To update your graphics driver, visit Nvidia's driver page or AMD's driver page, depending on what graphics card you have. While the chipset driver is an important one, keeping your graphics driver updated is vital for reliable FPS in games. Running out-of-date drivers, especially your video drivers, can hamper gaming performance.įollow our guide to finding and replacing outdated drivers to make sure everything on your system is current. Average PC users don't usually need to worry about updating them, but it's a different story for gamers. I will mark this comment as best answer as it packs all the conclusions I learnt with your help and the docs.Drivers are special pieces of software that handle the interface between your computer and connected hardware.
The perfect solution would be to have the browser use the adaptative sync of modern monitors and GPUs, that way 60 fps would run smooth in every monitor as it happens with desktop, but I guess that problem comes from the browser platform and not Godot. That is true for desktop, but the problem is that the browser doesn't activate the adaptative sync of the GPU, so the 60Hz users will have a smooth experience but the high Hz users will get choppy motion from their Hz not matching the 60 fps.īut now that I solved the physics problem, the Vsync solution is not as consuming as before on high Hz monitors because at least physics don't have to be as high as the Hz now, so that's what I will do. That's why I would have prefered to make the game run at 60 fps for all users because that way:Ħ0Hz users will have the same experience as with V-sync and high Hz users will have their monitors adapt the Hz to 60 resulting in also smooth experience.
Yeah, the problem with VSync is that nowadays most gamers have high refresh monitors that have adaptative sync (g-sync or freesync), and V-sync will try to match the maximum refresh rate, that can be as high as 300+Hz, while browser games run on limited resources, so that many frames for a 2D game are unnecesary and expensive.
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