I watched 121 FPS guides and they’re full of lies

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• Awesome vid! haven't seen such in depth researching

• 8:14 not the same fps_max 0 completely disables the fps limiting logic meaning fps_max_menu will also stop working while 999 limits it to 999. Having 0 can also result in multi thousand FPS spikes during map loading and other similar scenarios which will make loading slower (probably not as relevant as in CS GO). Still it's better to avoid 0 unless you're using some other form of FPS limiting.

• basic😅

• Amazing work!!

• you know what's crazy, i have4080, i9 13900KF, 64 gb of ram 6.000 Mhz, and i noticed i gain fps when playing on high settings and my fps goes down if i put everything on low. how's this possible ?

• It would be best if you left it on auto in the Configure Surround, PhysX setting. You didn't see a difference in your case because you were staring at a wall, but if the game starts to render physics and your GPU bottleneck, then this change will lower your framerate.

• SICK VIDEO 🎉

• What's the difference between windows power plan set to high performance vs setting the game to high performance in the graphics settings.

  And does Nvidia cpl settings "prefer high performance" override those 2 settings?

  What's the real difference between the 3 settings if there is any?

• Underated asf

• Thanks

• i dont understand why anistropic 16x make fps better? i thought 16x mean no blur in texture (like weapon skin).

• I have 100% confident if you watch 121 more that they will also all be full of lies.
  The ones that work are general tips for PC performance that could be explained in a 1 minute short + a supplementary blog post haha.

• 18:10 sigma mode activated

• I appreciate the effort put in, the editing has some quality and you explain things clearly. But "it gives me 20 FPS" doesn't really cut it, it could be due to variance, the current state of your PC, etc. I gotta see the numbers: min, max and average values, etc.; also standing still there doesn't seem like an appropiate test (there are benchmarks apps out there for that very reason). You said that you wanted it "easier to understand", but I'm sure people understand min, max and average values just fine, and you could simply move the complex stuff to the comments section or whatever. You might be turning off something that only works when the system is under a lot of load too, it's not a good idea to tweak things in your system and then not using a more thorough benchmark app.

  Hope my feedback was useful, thought it would be valuable from someone that studied comp science.

• legend sir. great video. i'm sure this took u many many many hours to do to be able to summarise it like this.
  i'm an IT expert and the way u broke up into easy medium and hard was very good. i can understand how most users dont want to tread in the reg etc. but even so u made it easy for them to follow.
  thank u for your service! p.s. ez subscribe.

• did anyone do the advanced bit and if so, did you see any difference in fps?

• a cpu reaching 75 80% use on single core is already bottlenecking not first at 100% gpu can go higher but cpu at 100% have been bottlenecking for some time!

• Cs2 is broken no matter whatever you do it will crash once or twice every match

• In my case disabling HAGS decreased Superposition benchmark final score by around 3%

• i have "only" 400 fps with Mainboard z490, Cpu i7 10700, Gpu 4070 32gb ddr4 ram 3600mhz. i need help

• Pro tip: dual boot a linux distro with LxQt

• Unfortunately your testing methodology is flawed. 1$ and 0.1% lows are what you feel. 300fps means nothing if you have 100fps lows that you cannot see with an average fps but can see if you test easily with CapFrameX.
  The only person that tests properly and that I trust is Fr33thy.

• Full screen optimization shouldn't be ticked for CS2.

• 13:17 Never do this.
  
  All your cores and threads are already working. This thing is for limiting the operation of the processor.

• can u make valorant fps up video? thank u

• Texture filtering does make a difference if you look at the textures themselves, the higher the setting, the more crisp and detailed the textures will be. I have commonly used high quality for games that I have extra power to run and notice a difference, but I also most always run native resolutions. Can be used for better textures or smoother performance if you prefer. I have also noticed that both trilinear and anisotropic texture filtering optimizations help as well with smoothness and fps. Anisotropic texture filtering optimization is not on by default. I am assuming this only applies when using trilinear or anisotropic filtering respectively.

• This had actually boosted my fps by 80. Thank you so much man, this was an awesome video.

• Recommending to disable HAGS is wrong. You should mention that HAGS is necessairy for Frame Generation in supported games.

• nice wallpaper

• Marco was here

• are you looking for the worst ones? it doesnt take long to see whos full of shit a little common sense and you can pretty simply figure that out watch the guides research for yourself the things thing they talk about or change and see if its a good idea for you to change it easy lol

• good work 👍

• Is it safe to use rivatuner in official servers or will i get VAC banned?

• If you make a video like this trying to say all the rest are lies, don't just say it without any explanation, explain what you're turning on or off does. Explain why it's better the way you have it.

• can you do this for destiny 2 please!🙏

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