Technical Support (Path of Exile 1) - FPS drops, Cast on Crit, EK, EK, Chain, SA? GGG answer in first post - Forum

LOL this guy just wont stop. Spoiler If you're using a 60Hz monitor and the game, FRAPS or some similar program tells you that you have a higher FPS than 60, your monitor can NOT show it since it can only update 60 times/s. This is when screen tearing becomes a problem because you will not see full frames(the monitor will show the next frame before the whole last frame was shown) and you should use V-sync to cap the framerate @ your monitors refresh rate to avoid that problem. So NO I do NOT have the same FPS as before, a child would understand this but I bet you wont. This has nothing to do with the problem I had (that GGG confirmed is because of the game and this specific build) it's just about your nerd ego that has to be right and have the last word. You can have the last word I'm done with you, facts will stay facts gl playing high FPS on a 60Hz monitor, lol. tl;dr A 60Hz monitor can't show more than 60 whole FPS so if your computer can output more FPS buy a monitor with higher refresh rate (120Hz+) I recommend ASUS VG248QE 144Hz. As for the FPS drops with this specific build I'm sure GGG is on the case, atleast I hope so! /Thread	Posted by fkpoker#6597 on Dec 8, 2013, 1:27:18 AM Quote this Post
" fkpoker wrote: LOL this guy just wont stop. Spoiler If you're using a 60Hz monitor and the game, FRAPS or some similar program tells you that you have a higher FPS than 60, your monitor can NOT show it since it can only update 60 times/s. This is when screen tearing becomes a problem because you will not see full frames(the monitor will show the next frame before the whole last frame was shown) and you should use V-sync to cap the framerate @ your monitors refresh rate to avoid that problem. So NO I do NOT have the same FPS as before, a child would understand this but I bet you wont. This has nothing to do with the problem I had (that GGG confirmed is because of the game and this specific build) it's just about your nerd ego that has to be right and have the last word. You can have the last word I'm done with you, facts will stay facts gl playing high FPS on a 60Hz monitor, lol. tl;dr A 60Hz monitor can't show more than 60 whole FPS so if your computer can output more FPS buy a monitor with higher refresh rate (120Hz+) I recommend ASUS VG248QE 144Hz. As for the FPS drops with this specific build I'm sure GGG is on the case, atleast I hope so! /Thread When are you going to stop being ignorant? When the fuck did I say anything about how many frames your eyes can see? You stupid fuck, it's common knowledge that a 60hz monitor can only output 60 frames per second, that's completely irrelevant to the topic at hand, I'm discussing with you about your fps drops to 0 (Evident in the screenshot you posted on page 2), now please get your head out of your ass and read what I'm saying, rather than going off on a tangent like a plebian. > New Monitor > Still gets drops to 0 fps That's all I'm saying, absolutely nothing you've writen about refresh rates, input lag, screen tearing have any effect on drops to 0 fps.	Posted by SiennaSkies#1198 on Dec 8, 2013, 1:31:02 AM Quote this Post
" unbreaKwOw wrote: " fkpoker wrote: LOL this guy just wont stop. Spoiler If you're using a 60Hz monitor and the game, FRAPS or some similar program tells you that you have a higher FPS than 60, your monitor can NOT show it since it can only update 60 times/s. This is when screen tearing becomes a problem because you will not see full frames(the monitor will show the next frame before the whole last frame was shown) and you should use V-sync to cap the framerate @ your monitors refresh rate to avoid that problem. So NO I do NOT have the same FPS as before, a child would understand this but I bet you wont. This has nothing to do with the problem I had (that GGG confirmed is because of the game and this specific build) it's just about your nerd ego that has to be right and have the last word. You can have the last word I'm done with you, facts will stay facts gl playing high FPS on a 60Hz monitor, lol. tl;dr A 60Hz monitor can't show more than 60 whole FPS so if your computer can output more FPS buy a monitor with higher refresh rate (120Hz+) I recommend ASUS VG248QE 144Hz. As for the FPS drops with this specific build I'm sure GGG is on the case, atleast I hope so! /Thread When are you going to stop being ignorant? When the fuck did I say anything about how many frames your eyes can see? You stupid fuck, it's common knowledge that a 60hz monitor can only output 60 frames per second, that's completely irrelevant to the topic at hand, I'm discussing with you about your fps drops to 0 (Evident in the screenshot you posted on page 2), now please get your head out of your ass and read what I'm saying, rather than going off on a tangent like a plebian. > New Monitor > Still gets drops to 0 fps That's all I'm saying, absolutely nothing you've writen about refresh rates, input lag, screen tearing have any effect on drops to 0 fps. Not my screen shot... You fail so hard, just go away please. "A new monitor does not increase your fps, it is physically impossible for it to change your fps" Now I'm done, bye.	Posted by fkpoker#6597 on Dec 8, 2013, 1:34:24 AM Quote this Post
" fkpoker wrote: Not my screen shot... You fail so hard, just go away please. "A new monitor does not increase your fps, it is physically impossible for it to change your fps" Now I'm done, bye. I can't even tell if you're joking, wtf. It DOESN'T change your fps, the amount of frames per second you receive in the game of Path of Exile will remain the same, the amount of frames per second you can visually perceive will be the only thing that changes.	Posted by SiennaSkies#1198 on Dec 8, 2013, 2:02:34 AM Quote this Post