i try vsync but it only locks fps at 60 and since my computer cant run the games at 60 fps the framerate is random as hell -_-
eos1001
V-sync should only lock your FPS at 60 if your PC is capable of running it. If it can't, it will lock the frame rate at 30. If your computer can't handle 30 FPS all of the time, it will drop to 15 when it can't. If I were you, I'd just unable V-Sync and live with the FPS you get. If your computer can't handle steady 30 FPS, you should experience a more stable frame rate without v-sync.
Thanks a lot for the guidance - I've installed ME 1 and I'm gonna try playing it first - sounds like a real good game. I just have one problem though, the visuals do not seem great on this game - I have everything set to the highest level possible, still a lot of rough edges - am I missing something ? Also my monitor resolution is 1920 x 1080 but the game doesnt have that resolution - can I do something about this ? What would be the best available resolution in the game that would suit my mnitor ? Kindly guide - really sorry if this is a dumb question....ishanisha
ME1 is a bit plain looking and it doesn't support AA (which smoothens the edges), but you'll just have to live with it.
Baldur's Gates, Fallouts, Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Risen, Planescape: Torment, Neverwinter Nights, Mass Effect, Jade Empire, Gothic or maybe Elder Scrolls.
[QUOTE="farrell2k"]I don't visit wikipedia. I certainly wouldn't use it as a source for anything. My point is still 100% valid. All games are role-playing games. You play a role in every game. End of story. You might as well argue that the sky isn't blue on a clear, sunny day. Don't even bother. I am right.
farrell2k
And with that, I bow out of the argument since you have made clear that you are either trolling or really stupid There is no argument. I am correct. If you disagree, you are wrong. Could a mod finally lock this, please?
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