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Max framerate issues in TF2

Chua

I recently got a new 144hz monitor which works fine in all other games. But tf2 is capping my framerate at 60hz. Before I switched, I let tf2 run at an unlimited framerate to lower input lag, so it would run around 100hz. I've tried everything: turning off g-sync, using console commands(fps_max 144), going through the nvidia control panel, and turning off full screen optimizations. I want to take advantage of my new display, so I'm welcome to any tech tips!

 

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Gsync should be left on, "wait for vertical sync" should be disabled in the settings.

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3 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

Gsync should be left on, "wait for vertical sync" should be disabled in the settings.

woops forgot to quote. Yeah thats one of the first things I tried

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Source games are a little weird when it comes to refresh rates. You might have to see if using the launch command "-refresh 144" (or "-freq 144") does anything.

Least, that's what it seems like it's choking up on. Could be something different.

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5 minutes ago, handymanshandle said:

Source games are a little weird when it comes to refresh rates. You might have to see if using the launch command "-refresh 144" (or "-freq 144") does anything.

Least, that's what it seems like it's choking up on. Could be something different.

That's not a command for tf2. I believe tose are only for csgo.

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6 minutes ago, Chua said:

That's not a command for tf2. I believe tose are only for csgo.

I'm pretty sure "-freq" works for TF2. 

If that doesn't work, I'm pretty certain you can force TF2 to run a refresh rate in the game's configuration files. Gimme a minute to figure this out again.

Edited by handymanshandle
Clarifying what command does the trick.

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Just opened scp secret lab to play with some friends and saw it was also capped at 60fps. I'm pretty sure this was working yesterday. I have no idea what is going on. I've already restarted my pc

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Edited by Chua
I guess the framerate is only capped in menus for scp
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20 hours ago, Nine Tailed Fox said:

I had no problems when I did the same thing..

Yeah it worked after I stared a different game and went back to tf2. I have no idea what was going on.

 

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2 hours ago, Chua said:

Yeah it worked after I stared a different game and went back to tf2. I have no idea what was going on.

 

I just capped it 144 because I got over 200fps and felt like too much

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