Buenas gente, como estan? bueno soy nuevo en el foro y investigando un poco de todo tal vez ustedes me puedan dar una mano con el problemilla que tengo, les paso a comentar... The new NVIDIA Frame Rate Target will allow you to limit a game’s frame rate to a specific value and the video card will try to keep up that framerate, not trying to go over it. This feature requires some extra software such as EVGA Precision X and using it can help you resolve problems when playing old games by keeping them maxed out at a lower framerate than they may try to achieve, or even as an alternative to VSync by locking the maximum framerate to 60 or 120 fps (depending on your monitor) preventing tearing. The ideas behind this feature is that there is not much point for the GPU to render let’s say 2000 fps at a game’s menu or trying to achieve a higher framerate than you need – having some power and lowering the heat and noise level of the video card when there is no need for it to be maxed out for full performance. The owners of GeForce GTX 680 can benefit more as this function also takes advantage of the GPU Boost technology to dynamically overclock and underclock the GPU based on the performance level currently required.
morphic1 escribió:Buenas, resubo los links que puse anteriormente.. con respecto al monitor tengo un samsung full hd modelo T24B530 conectado por hdmi y la resolucion con la que juego en el csgo es de 1024x768 a 60hz
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