Basically, I opened up WF today after installing the new R331 Driver today, and every single bit of the game (save for about a third of the login dioramas, which performed perfectly, for some reason) was all stuttery and jittery and looked like it was playing at about 10 FPS or something, despite the fact that FRAPS still read a solid 60 FPS.
It's like those little lag spikes that some systems get while running the game in DirectX11 (when the game seems to have a huge FPS lag spike for no discernible reason for about a second before returning back to normal, but the displayed framerate is unchanged), except this time, it simply doesn't end.
So I played with my settings a bit, and it happens both on 32-bit and 64-bit modes. It only cured itself when I disabled the in-game Vertical Sync setting.
So my issue is, now that VSync is disabled, my system is constantly trying to spit out as many frames as physically possible (sometimes over 90 FPS on a 60 FPS-locked monitor), and I think that overworking itself like it's in Void Survival with a party full of Vaubans and Novas during an impossible Napalm invasion while I'm just trying to fuse my mods together is really going to shorten the life of my system, and, with my budget, I don't want that to happen.
So, is there any way that I can re-enable VSync without the huge lag? Or, at the very least, place an FPS cap on Warframe via some commands in some sort of config file?
(And does anyone know why this is happening in the first place?)
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Basically, I opened up WF today after installing the new R331 Driver today, and every single bit of the game (save for about a third of the login dioramas, which performed perfectly, for some reason) was all stuttery and jittery and looked like it was playing at about 10 FPS or something, despite the fact that FRAPS still read a solid 60 FPS.
It's like those little lag spikes that some systems get while running the game in DirectX11 (when the game seems to have a huge FPS lag spike for no discernible reason for about a second before returning back to normal, but the displayed framerate is unchanged), except this time, it simply doesn't end.
So I played with my settings a bit, and it happens both on 32-bit and 64-bit modes. It only cured itself when I disabled the in-game Vertical Sync setting.
So my issue is, now that VSync is disabled, my system is constantly trying to spit out as many frames as physically possible (sometimes over 90 FPS on a 60 FPS-locked monitor), and I think that overworking itself like it's in Void Survival with a party full of Vaubans and Novas during an impossible Napalm invasion while I'm just trying to fuse my mods together is really going to shorten the life of my system, and, with my budget, I don't want that to happen.
So, is there any way that I can re-enable VSync without the huge lag? Or, at the very least, place an FPS cap on Warframe via some commands in some sort of config file?
(And does anyone know why this is happening in the first place?)
Thanks!
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