Here's something similar I did, and my results were shocking.
/maxfps 1000 (since I installed a brightskin mod it went down from hovering at 300-400 to 200-300) :
/maxfps 60 :
/maxfps 200 :
/maxfps 125:
As you can see with maxfps 125 I get zero unhits, because I always get a higher amount of fps. really don't see why people bother using vsync or using /maxfps 60, it's just a recipe for unhits and a shitty frame rate.
also with maxfps 125, I get a somewhat smooth performance visually in-game. Really though it's best to just cap at the highest multiple of 25 that is stable for you, this is the general rule I have observed that permits the most hitdrops.
BTW; when I set my fps to /maxfps 200, it is constantly appearing at a stable 200 but I still get unhits. I think this is because it puts strain on my CPU/graphics card or something which means for a split second, my fps drops and thereby my bullets will not hit for that split second. It has nothing to do with connection, as I tested this on a server whereby I have 21 ping.
sorry for massive post
/maxfps 1000 (since I installed a brightskin mod it went down from hovering at 300-400 to 200-300) :
/maxfps 60 :
/maxfps 200 :
/maxfps 125:
As you can see with maxfps 125 I get zero unhits, because I always get a higher amount of fps. really don't see why people bother using vsync or using /maxfps 60, it's just a recipe for unhits and a shitty frame rate.
also with maxfps 125, I get a somewhat smooth performance visually in-game. Really though it's best to just cap at the highest multiple of 25 that is stable for you, this is the general rule I have observed that permits the most hitdrops.
BTW; when I set my fps to /maxfps 200, it is constantly appearing at a stable 200 but I still get unhits. I think this is because it puts strain on my CPU/graphics card or something which means for a split second, my fps drops and thereby my bullets will not hit for that split second. It has nothing to do with connection, as I tested this on a server whereby I have 21 ping.
sorry for massive post