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How to lock frame rate for ASSASSINS CREED Syndicate

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4 minutes ago, emothxughts said:

Go to Radeon Software, then the Global Graphics tab, then look for either Radeon Chill or Frame Rate Target Control, then set the FPS limit to 60fps.

I dont use RADEON software as it was causing suttering on my PC for over a year. So I had to get rid off it.

I used Riva statistics tuner instead to cap my global frame rate.

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MY gpu is crunching out 100+ fps and I just dont need the heat and other challenges that come with it.

How do I lock the framerate to 60 on an AMD radeon GPU?

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6 minutes ago, G9XFTW said:

MY gpu is crunching out 100+ fps and I just dont need the heat and other challenges that come with it.

How do I lock the framerate to 60 on an AMD radeon GPU?

Go to Radeon Software, then the Global Graphics tab, then look for either Radeon Chill or Frame Rate Target Control, then set the FPS limit to 60fps.

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4 minutes ago, emothxughts said:

Go to Radeon Software, then the Global Graphics tab, then look for either Radeon Chill or Frame Rate Target Control, then set the FPS limit to 60fps.

I dont use RADEON software as it was causing suttering on my PC for over a year. So I had to get rid off it.

I used Riva statistics tuner instead to cap my global frame rate.

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