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Can't get over 60 FPS

Cavalry Canuck
By Cavalry Canuck
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Hi folks,

 

Having issues getting my setup to run at over 60 FPS. Have a 4970k on a MSI Z87GD65 Gaming Mobo, an MSI GTX 1080 Ti Gaming X, display is a MAG241C. I get the monitor is a little anemic given the hardware in the PC, but I intend to run a triple-display setup once I have this figured out. Is there something I am missing to get it to display over 60 FPS on the regular?

 

Thank you, Matthew

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Make sure V-sync is off and check what your refresh rate is set to in Display Settings and Nvidia Control Panel.

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3 hours ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Make sure V-sync is off and check what your refresh rate is set to in Display Settings and Nvidia Control Panel.

Thanks. Looks like it was in display settings. I didn't realise you could manually alter demanded output. I figured it was always max possible. Thankyou!

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