1000 Frames per second (FPS)
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Now if only your eyes and optical cortical centers could comprehend that!
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Isn't it limited by the refresh rate of your monitor anyway?
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That logic is the basis for using vsync -- It makes each frame line up as well as possible with every refresh of the monitor, turning excessive video frames per second into smooth transitions.
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how can i do this on my laptop?
i thought AC was limited to 200 FPS anyway?
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(11 Sep 11, 08:44AM)MykeGregory Wrote: how can i do this on my laptop?
i thought AC was limited to 200 FPS anyway?

/maxfps 1000

I can get 1000 fps, when I'm looking a wall and not moving :D
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damn it.
gotta try that when i get my laptop fixed.
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>:(
I can only do 800.
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Hi, is there a way to higher your fps? I tried /maxfps 1000 but doesn't seem to change anything. I still get around 150 to 200 fps :/

When i type /maxfps it shows that default is set to 200 while max is also 200.

Note: i'm on a mac laptop.
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@ Cap0ne
http://www.akimbo.in/files/index.php?act=view&id=694
maybe that can help, maybe not. :p

@ high fps. Hax! Anyone over 200 fps should be banned. <3
xD, jk of course...
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(11 Sep 11, 03:19PM)Nightmare Wrote: @ Cap0ne
http://www.akimbo.in/files/index.php?act=view&id=694
maybe that can help, maybe not. :p

Thanks =)
I'd try it soon.
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Yeah, simply typing "/maxfps 1000" doesn't mean you will get 1000 fps. Your hardware still has to be good enough to get there.
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Clap...?
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(11 Sep 11, 05:21PM)Andrez Wrote: Clap...?

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(11 Sep 11, 08:53AM)Harrek Wrote:
(11 Sep 11, 08:44AM)MykeGregory Wrote: how can i do this on my laptop?
i thought AC was limited to 200 FPS anyway?

/maxfps 1000

I can get 1000 fps, when I'm looking a wall and not moving :D

Moving my FPS is around 600 to 900, and when decreasing the screen resolution it will be in 1000, but not like playing in low resolution!

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(11 Sep 11, 05:51AM)Sheva Wrote:

what for
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Just to create my first topic here, I was clueless! xD

Apenas para criar meu primeiro tópico aqui, eu tava sem idéia! xD
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lol my average fps is 25-40 and 60-65 when I'm facing the wall.
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Welcome to the club samsattF!
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my fps maxes out at 200, I feel noob.
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(12 Sep 11, 01:45AM)Duckett Wrote: my fps maxes out at 200, I feel noob.

/maxfps
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(11 Sep 11, 11:01AM)Cap0ne Wrote: Hi, is there a way to higher your fps? I tried /maxfps 1000 but doesn't seem to change anything. I still get around 150 to 200 fps :/

When i type /maxfps it shows that default is set to 200 while max is also 200.

Note: i'm on a mac laptop.

In my mac i max out at about 400. In a worse-performing windows laptop i max out at about 800. weird uh

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(12 Sep 11, 11:29AM)titiPT Wrote: In my mac i max out at about 400. In a worse-performing windows laptop i max out at about 800. weird uh

Yh, weird ^^ Lucky you :P
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Oh ya I get 1001 frps. Bet you can't be that!
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I tried setting maxfps at 200 and it used to fluctuate between 200/150. Now I have set my fps at 60 and it never fluctuates, I kind of like consistency :D

I'm new to AC and PC gaming in general, is there an optimal fps?
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The more, the best. Trust me :P
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My crappy piece of computer oscillates between 20 and 30, but thats good enough for 1.6 ghz sempron (remember "my 486 0wnz y0" ? :D )
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(12 Sep 11, 03:55PM)titiPT Wrote: The more, the best. Trust me :P
I'll try tweaking it up a bit :)
(12 Sep 11, 04:19PM)FleshyPod Wrote: My crappy piece of computer oscillates between 20 and 30, but thats good enough for 1.6 ghz sempron (remember "my 486 0wnz y0" ? :D )

I've pretty much been in the same position as you until recently, this computer I have now is still years behind the current standards though :(
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(12 Sep 11, 03:55PM)titiPT Wrote: The more, the best. Trust me :P

The smoother, the better. :-P
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(12 Sep 11, 05:04PM)V-Man Wrote:
(12 Sep 11, 03:55PM)titiPT Wrote: The more, the best. Trust me :P

The smoother, the better. :-P
I second this. Smooth 200 feels much nicer than spikey 2-300. And good graphics at 200 feels much nicer than poor graphics at 500. YMMV
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