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So when i go in games, most of the time , it says 60 FPS+ . But i dont see 60 fps and when i record, it does not look like 60 fps. Can my hdmi cable or screen affect my fps? And i noticed my screen was relatively hot after playing games.

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2 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

It could be that you're using a high resolution with an old hdmi standard. that one can only run up to 30 hz

I'm not sure if that's right but sounds like one. Try using another interface cable like DVI. What's your monitor model ?

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1 hour ago, Creaco said:

(Sorry my english is pretty bad)

So when i go in games, most of the time , it says 60 FPS+ . But i dont see 60 fps and when i record, it does not look like 60 fps. Can my hdmi cable or screen affect my fps? And i noticed my screen was relatively hot after playing games.

i would say the HDMI.. examine the cable for different tears, slashes, holes, sharp bends, or try seeing if there is junk (dirt, dust, etc) in the metal port on the ends OR in either your PC or your Monitor.. also check to make sure your Pc parts are not dysfunctional or chipped / broken.. just do a maintenance check and dust everything.. it worked on me (i was connecting my laptop to my monitor via hdmi) but i was not gettnig good frames.. then i did all of those and it worked... Also.. make sure your hdmi is not bent (the connection points) and make sure it is at the right angle (some hdmi cords are not made properly so you have to jiggle it a bit to make it work properly)

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