Make sure you have FreeSync enabled on your monitors OSD
DivineAT
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| Country | Canada |
| Signed Up | August 15, 2020 |
| Last Posted | January 14, 2022 at 11:53 PM |
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#11
NA Invite Top 100: #20-#11
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JohhnyFromCaliGlorifying a child predator. Awesome list!
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posted 3 weeks ago
#17
Habib banned
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TF2 General Discussion
GrapeJuiceIIIhabib banned for not submitting demos meanwhile in advanced we haven’t been asked to submit demos from 3 weeks ago yet
Not true. I got asked to submit my POV demo from week 2, even though we were on week 5 already.
posted 2 months ago
#44
How I made TF2 run beautifully
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Hardware
RaelynWait, I'm confused. Wasn't OP capable of using Freesync with his 5700 XT? If so, why not just use that rather than go through this RTSS/V-Sync stuff on a fixed refresh rate? Seems to me using G-Sync or Freesync on a VRR would be better. Or are you forced to use a fixed refresh rate in order to use PureXP? Asking because I'm actually getting this monitor tomorrow.
When you have PureXP enabled you can't use Gsync/FreeSync.
posted 5 months ago
#917
Wut hud/crosshair/cfg thread
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Mofuhttps://clips.twitch.tv/HonestCrispyDonutPastaThat-R8YHh3FPrOiy6dUj thanks in advance
ZONAhud. It's not public
posted 6 months ago
#39
How I made TF2 run beautifully
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Hardware
albaFrom some minor testing I'll keep this on for some scrims. Definately very smooth and no screentearing at all. I'm using benq xl2546 and capped the hz on 118.987. I don't really notice and input lag increase. I turned on fast sync in nvidia not sure if that had any impact. All in all thanks for the tip
I think you should try VSync instead because Fast Sync is meant for when you get at least 2x the fps of your refresh rate, but since you capped your fps below your refresh rate you don't get the benefit. Fast Sync may also suffers from pretty terrible frame pacing.
posted 6 months ago
#1
DivineAT lft adv medic
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Recruitment (looking for team)
Want to play adv medic
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posted 6 months ago
#36
How I made TF2 run beautifully
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Hardware
Brimstoneso if i'm using gsync will going through all this benefit me?
No you won't get the benefits of following OP's steps.
I recommend using GSync and capping your fps a few frames below your refresh rate. At 144hz you will want a 141fps cap (a 3fps differential). At low refresh rates (75Hz for example) you can use a differential of 1fps, but at 240hz you may want a bigger differential such as 5fps or 7fps. You should also enable VSync because when you're only using GSync + FPS Cap you will still have some tearing along the edges of your screen which VSync will fix.
posted 6 months ago
#34
How I made TF2 run beautifully
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Hardware
bearodactyltried 224hz tonight and it was slightly less smooth but definitely super crisp and much better motion blur reduction, do the vsync things really help in tf2? haven't tried anything but just setting a custom res to 1920x1080 at 224hz not sure what things will help in this game vs others that are harder to run
The vsync thing will only help if your monitor doesn't have GSync or FreeSync.
posted 6 months ago