Cap FPS to 60?

[Murdar]

Hey

How can I cap my FPS to 60 using WoW 64bit client? the in-game limited will only let me do 50 or 100 with the slider in or just above the middle

Thanks!

[Bareno]

Set your monitors refresh rate to 60, than enable v-sync. Should do the trick.

[Shmazard]

Cant stand not having Vsync on, the ground is like not as smooth flowing when its not on even though FPS soars into the 100's.

I dont know a good reason to not have it enabled, unless you like seeing your fps above 60 when it doesnt really matter.

[Murdar]

Is there a way to do it without vsync? I tried nvidias adaptive vsync option but it feels delayed when it hits 60 frames..
I know MSI Afterburner can cap frames but it only works on 32bit client

[Blackspur]

Cant stand not having Vsync on, the ground is like not as smooth flowing when its not on even though FPS soars into the 100's.

I dont know a good reason to not have it enabled, unless you like seeing your fps above 60 when it doesnt really matter.

Yh me neither, if your monitor has a refresh rate of 60hz you are not going to be able to see above that, same with higher or lower refresh rate monitors.

[Yohassakura]

Is there a way to do it without vsync? I tried nvidias adaptive vsync option but it feels delayed when it hits 60 frames..
I know MSI Afterburner can cap frames but it only works on 32bit client

Turn it off on Nvidia Control Panel and turn it on in-game?

[Murdar]

Turn it off on Nvidia Control Panel and turn it on in-game?

I'm not at a constant 60 though so then I have the problem of it dropping randomly to 30 frames, also get the weird delay effect with it :S

[Yohassakura]

I'm not at a constant 60 though so then I have the problem of it dropping randomly to 30 frames, also get the weird delay effect with it :S

Then open chat and type:

/console MaxFPS 60

[Murdar]

Then open chat and type:

/console MaxFPS 60

Yes! That did it, Thanks alot man

[lockedout]

Cant stand not having Vsync on, the ground is like not as smooth flowing when its not on even though FPS soars into the 100's.

I dont know a good reason to not have it enabled, unless you like seeing your fps above 60 when it doesnt really matter.

Because vsync cuts your fps in 1/2 when you take a fps drop.

[glo]

Because vsync cuts your fps in 1/2 when you take a fps drop.

Nope. Totally depends on the display and its supported refresh rates.

[Demoness]

I am surprised that nobody replied to the person complaining about frames dropping from 60 to 30 and causing jerky, sluggish results. If you enable Vsync, you should also enable triple buffering. Triple buffering nearly eliminates this effect and causes the frame drop to be much more gradual by giving it more increments to use in between 30 and 60.

[Murdar]

I am surprised that nobody replied to the person complaining about frames dropping from 60 to 30 and causing jerky, sluggish results. If you enable Vsync, you should also enable triple buffering. Triple buffering nearly eliminates this effect and causes the frame drop to be much more gradual by giving it more increments to use in between 30 and 60.

I know about this, but with vsync on my input feels delayed, it might be because its so smooth