9600G graphics card, V sync turned off, refresh rate 75 Hz, play CS Why is the FPS still 60

Please first figure out what the function of VSc is, VSync is when you synchronize your refresh rate with your FPS value, that is to say, if the CS refresh rate is 60, if you don't turn off VSync, your CS FPS is only 60, understand? Even if you use a higher-end graphics card in the future, if you don't turn off the vertical sync plus your CS refresh rate is only 60, your CSFPS is also only 60, so how to solve it? Lock the refresh rate of your CS to 100, and if you're using a CRT monitor, you'll get 100 FPS without turning off VSync.

If it's an LCD monitor, it is estimated that your refresh rate can only be locked to 75, and the fps is also up to 75, so it is recommended that you still turn off V-sync Your graphics card is fine, very good and powerful. As for the problem of the Internet café, it's very simple, the network management first locked the CS to the 100 refresh rate, so you can fps100 without turning off the vertical sync

Do you have software like Super Bunny or Optimizer, which may conflict with your graphics driver? That's it for my friend, after uninstalling Super Bunny, turning off VSync again, the fps immediately became 99.

1。Turn off VSync 2. The LCD screen refresh rate is set to 75, and the pure screen is set to 100 3. Create a CS shortcut, right-click on the attribute, and type -freq 75 in the target column, remember that there is a space in front of -, and there is also a space after freq.

I'm also a 9600GT with an N card, but I think it's probably a problem with the graphics driver, right, are you a 9600 with an N card or a card from the previous A card?

1。Turn off VSync 2. The LCD screen refresh rate is set to 75, and the pure screen is set to 100 3. Create a CS shortcut, right-click on the attribute, and type -freq 75 in the target column, remember that there is a space in front of -, and there is also a space after freq.

I'm also a 9600GT with an N card, but I think it's probably a problem with the graphics driver, right, are you a 9600 with an N card or a card from the previous A card?

1。Turn off VSync 2. The LCD screen refresh rate is set to 75, and the pure screen is set to 100 3. Create a CS shortcut, right-click on the attribute, and type -freq 75 in the target column, remember that there is a space in front of -, and there is also a space after freq. Wish.

I'm also a 9600GT with an N card, but I think it's probably a problem with the graphics driver, right, are you a 9600 with an N card or a card from the previous A card?

Yes, just turn off "V-Sync" in the display settings.

Right-click on the desktop - Settings - Advanced - Graphics card and turn off V-Sync again

Start -- run -- dxdiag -- other help -- instead and change careers yourself.

I also communicate with you, some of which are only personal opinions, only theoretical, and have not been accurately tested.

FPS, abbreviation of frame per second, frame per second, frame is a static image, that is, the number of static images displayed per second, a series of static images are continuously displayed to see the dynamic image, when the FPS is higher than 30, it is usually considered that the dynamic picture is coherent. Higher FPS further enhances the realism of the moving picture.

The relationship between the refresh rate and the FPS is unequal, for example: a static**, you can say that the FPS of this ** is 0 frames per second, but you can never say that the refresh rate is 0Hz, that is to say, the refresh rate does not change with the change of image content. As the last device for human-machine dialogue, the display is more likely to form a bottleneck in display speed.

Now for example, let's say CS, when your FPS reaches 100, only 60 of them are actually displayed on the 60Hz monitor, that is, the FPS is discounted, so there is no point in FPS exceeding 60, of course, some people think that FPS100 is indeed better than 60, that may be a psychological effect.

Besides, the landlord mentioned that "CS provides 99 frames per second from the background** LCD, and 60 frames are selected from it, and the effect looks like it is no different from this actual 99fps, and it is also very smooth, but it is incomplete, and the trajectory change is even more unclear", I think so. This inflated frame rate is not only limited by the refresh rate of the monitor, but also has a negative impact on the game screen, which may cause screen tearing and frame skipping. (The refresh rate set for the monitor is 60Hz, and the graphics card cycles through 0-9 digits at 100fps, so in the first seconds, the graphics card displays 10 digits and the display only refreshes 6 times.)

It can be seen that because the refresh rate of the display can't keep up with the FPS of the game, only part of the picture can be discarded, and this phenomenon is manifested in the game is frame skipping. Of course, the hardware facilities are different, the games are different, the phenomena will be different, and the strength and weakness of the phenomena will be different.

I think liquid crystal will affect ballistics,(I have a full understanding of this) Heaton said that if you don't lock the refresh rate, his level will drop a lot.,I think he's polite.,Who is he?,Who are the people who can enter the WCG.,Most of the games still rely on awareness and cooperation.,So a little bit of ballistics,A little bit of marksmanship is estimated to have a big impact.,Besides, it's fair to use LCD and everyone uses LCD.。

For CRT displays, the refresh rate is related to the speed at which the picture is refreshed. The faster the refresh speed, the less likely the picture is to flicker. And if the refresh rate is above 75Hz, users are not likely to feel the picture flickering.

For LCD displays, the refresh rate does not flicker. At 60Hz, the LCD will get a very good picture. In an LCD display, each pixel emits light continuously until the non-emitting signal is sent to the controller, so the LCD display does not have flickering caused by continuous charging and discharging.

Some people may ask: if most LCD monitors achieve the best image quality at 60Hz refresh rate, why not lock the refresh rate at 60Hz and have a range of 60-75Hz options? In fact, this is related to the use of elasticity and compatibility.

As LCD displays try to replace the market position of CRT displays, and most graphics cards are still designed with CRT displays as the design object, higher flexibility and compatibility will help LCD displays enter the market and replace CRT displays.

I can tell you responsibly: 12ms vs. 8ms doesn't make anyone see any difference when playing CS.

Now we rarely take orders for CRT, and I used to do CRT. Add another financial storm and my department has nothing to do, and I was transferred to the LCD. In fact, you don't have to worry about the widescreen will flatten the image, and the widescreen supports auto-scaling, even if it doesn't support the widescreen, it can be played normally.

。。The 60fps of the CS LCD is the same as the flat 100fps Of course, after I changed the driver, the LCD arrived, but I felt the same PS: I'm still using the MS440

WCG uses more than 2000 of the piano paint LCD monitor, the response speed is 1-2ms, very fast and the flat effect is the same, other household is more than 5ms response speed, so it will hold the screen.

Also, if the big CS is the best, the refresh rate is locked to 75hz

Right-click on your CS to create a shortcut, then right-click on this shortcut, and then add the -freq 75 parameter to the target column, and the LCD will be good to play, and then debug.

As mentioned above, the quality of the LCD monitor depends on the response speed, not the refresh rate.

Of course, it makes sense to make the CS picture smoother More accurate to grasp the details Deal with the change of trajectory This belongs to the optimization of the 60 fps The trajectory is not as good as 100fps Easy to control Except for the reflection of the details itself The reflection of the display is to directly want to turn off WCG is a high-end display So you can brush 100 myopia flat But it doesn't mean that all LCD can brush 100 Ordinary LCD can only brush 75.

If you hit the window the picture will be much more stable.

Generally 60 is enough.

It's useless to refresh a game like cs too quickly.

It will only make the CPU work bigger.

Turn off V-sync.

Changed in the graphics card properties opengl.

It doesn't matter much, the refresh rate belongs to the monitor but if your computer's performance is too garbage (286?)

will affect the FPS

There is no direct correlation with the high refresh rate, and you will not look so flickering, protecting the eyes. At 85hz it is sufficient.

Matter.

Display refresh rate. 100

Add FPS100 in the game

It's the best.

The wordiness upstairs has a relationship.

This is locked with software, you leave a QQ, and I'll pass it to you

1、- Turn off VSync in the graphics card driver setup program.

2. -FPS max100 This parameter can be used if you are an LCD monitor. If you are a CRT monitor you can try it.

I don't know how. CS sold it to me.,Now I'm playing grand sa.,Its new AI guardian mode is not only simple and refreshing to fight.,And there's no resurrection limit.,It's super fun.。