Can I get 100 fps?

[Javier Ewe]

Can I get 100 fps on LOL, CSGO at 1080p max settings? If not, what settings. Thanks!

 

specs:

C2Q Q9300 @ 2.5ghz

oc GT 640 (11.2% on user bench, meaning 100th percentile, and as good as gtx 650)

6gb DDR2 (2x 2gb, 2x 1gb)

[Pipet]

 no probably not, 2.5 ghz it too low even for the game coming out in 2012

 

[emosun]

why dont you install them and find out what settings

Unless you expect one of us to assemble an identical machine and check what fps it gets in those games.

[Gungpae]

probably not CSGO and when you're getting into fight in LOL

[TheKDub]

With those specs I'd assume your monitor is only 60hz at best, so why need more than that?

 

Maxed out at 1080p on CS:GO, expect around 50-60FPS (Assuming the CPU doesn't hold you back). I'd assume similar if not worse performance on LOL.

[McHox]

1 minute ago, Pipet said:

 no probably not, 2.5 ghz it too low even for the game coming out in 2012

 

 

because the cpu clock totaly is the only thing that matters

[Billy_Mays]

8 minutes ago, Pipet said:

 no probably not, 2.5 ghz it too low even for the game coming out in 2012

 

 

2.2 here and its fine

[Khamul]

Not in max settings but probably in a playable quality yes.

[Cosmos1234]

18 hours ago, TheKDub said:

With those specs I'd assume your monitor is only 60hz at best, so why need more than that?

 

Maxed out at 1080p on CS:GO, expect around 50-60FPS (Assuming the CPU doesn't hold you back). I'd assume similar if not worse performance on LOL.

You are right but i felt like on a 60hz monitor 100fps and 200fps makes a really big difference.

200 fps makes moving your mouse extremely smooth compared to 100 fps

[TheKDub]

53 minutes ago, Cosmos csgoroll.com said:

You are right but i felt like on a 60hz monitor 100fps and 200fps makes a really big difference.

200 fps makes moving your mouse extremely smooth compared to 100 fps

 

Your monitor can only display up to 60fps, anything beyond that is a waste.

 

It only feels "smoother" because there's less input lag from the higher framerate, not more frames being displayed.

 

As an example, if your PC was running a game at exactly 60FPS, and your monitor has a refresh rate of 60hz, that doesn't mean that every frame generated is going to be at the exact same time as the screen refreshing. Having a higher framerate will give a better chance of a frame being sent generated right before the monitor refreshes. (roughly 16 2/3 ms between each screen refresh, so if a frame were to be generated right after the monitor refreshes, then another frame isn't generated before it refreshes again, you could have up to around 16 2/3ms of delay for the frame getting output after being generated.)

[Javier Ewe]

7 hours ago, Khamul said:

Not in max settings but probably in a playable quality yes.

Do u think medium or high settings would get over 100 fps in LOL?

[Khamul]

34 minutes ago, Javier Ewe said:

Do u think medium or high settings would get over 100 fps in LOL?

There is no point of getting 100fps in LOL if you have a 60hz. And yes, you can easily get 60hz constant on high in that game, maybe even the 100fps u want.

[Tsuki]

nobody knows.

install the game, jump into a match and then you can tell us.