Awesome Tips 5 Tips to Optimize Your Gaming PC!
Today we’ll go over 5 gaming PC tips to properly optimize your setup to get the best possible gameplay experience! Things like better FPS, reduced input lag, audio enhancements and MORE!
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Today we’ll go over 5 gaming PC tips to properly optimize your setup to get the best possible gameplay experience! Things like better FPS, reduced input lag, audio enhancements and MORE!
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For those asking, Steelseries Sonar is compatible with any pair of headphones or headset – doesnt just have to be SS. Download Sonar at https://steelseri.es/frankonpc and enhance your sound experience
What if I'm playing on an old 32" Proscan HDTV at 60hz? Lmao
I have a Steelseries Arctis 7 should I used the Steelseries Engine or the Sonar?
For some reason my pc will sometime have super loud fans on startup and ill have to turn it off and turn it back on like 2-3 time for ot to stop. Does anyone know the reason.
5 Tips to Optimize Your Gaming PC! 4. change your DPI
should i really change my DPI to 1600?
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Good tips for gaming indeed!!! With that low latency mode with Nvidia card and mouse setting I actually almost doubled my k/d in BF4 🙂 Been playing years with "wrong" settings :))) THX Bro for good video!
this video was very helpful thanks mate.
Where can I get that wallpaper?
wallpaper link?
Love that you're adding chapters to your videos now! Make them much easier to watch 🙂
I got an old non-gaming laptop runnin on an Intel Core I5😂. Literally none of this is an option for me lmao
Use linux
Can u use both low latency and the nvidia thingy?
I don't think cap max fps is not a good idea for FPS competitive games, I try it I feel the enemy see me first before I can see them
Please do a video on sonar, also for fps games would you suggest turning spatial surround sound on or off
why would u ever cap your framerate?
No amd help… 😟
if you use nvida reflex you dont need to cap fps, higher fps will actually decrease input lag. another youtuber made a video with actual data to prove it
would you be able to do a video on SteelSeries Sonar??
Cool wallpaper
The mouse setting is a game changer holy cow. Thanks!
OMG this help so soo much thank you
Look im assuming that sonar thing was an add but i tried it out and IT WAS VERY NICE
omgg mic eq on sonar???
Me just wish i had a gaming pc…
Would using the razer synapse mouse calibration for the type of mousepad surface help as well??
I always play with uncapped frame rate as I never notice screen tearing, so is it really necessary? Might help that I have a 244Hz monitor.
Switching to arch linux fixed all my problems and removed the spyware issues.
What game is he playing at 9mins
game mode has cause my pc more problems then anything i couldn't stream for almost a week because of it just my experience
instructions unclear, i accidentally joined the neo nazis who run and manipulate the ukraine goverment. they had me bomb ukraine buildings and blame it on russia so the US feels empathy for us 😢 pls help. i jus wanted better fps
Haha 😁😅I've had my current 2 monitor setup since December 2019 and only just realized they've been running at 60Hz this whole time. Now at 144Hz. Thanks Frank! 😝😳 Doh!
There is a lot of misinformation in this video.
1. Keeping your framerate uncapped will result in less tearing (especially with high refresh rate monitors), and less input lag BUT ONLY WHEN YOU ARE GPU LIMITED. So cap your framerate when you are CPU limited.
2. Cap your FPS to your monitors refresh rate not 3fps less!!! The whole point of capping your framerate is to get a very smooth experience. Which means to not have any micro stutters and have good consistent frametimes and frame pacing. To do this set your fps cap to your monitors refreshrate or a multiple of that number. (eg: for a 240hz monitor 120fps or 240fps or 480fps)
3. Cap your fps to a value that your pc can consistanty produce in the game you are playing. If you are dipping into the 120s all the time don't cap it to 144 as it doesn't make sense. But if your pc can't spit out more frames than your monitors refresh rate you are better off not capping it at all unless you are heavily cpu limited.
4. Don't use any FPS cap. While all fps capping solutions will cap your fps the frametimes are very important too and most of these tools don't care about that. Most fps capping solutions built into games are CRAP. Don't use them. The fps cap built into nVIDIA control panel is not bad…. but it's not the best. It will produce very consistent frametimes with some games (eg: R6S) but it will perform horribly in others (eg: Apex). I recomend you use RTSS (Riva tuner statistics server). You can download it with MSI afterburner and delete afterburner if you don't need it. RTSS works perfectly without it. (Bonus tip for apex legends players: make sure to use +fps_max 300 in launch options because Apex caps your fps to your monitors refresh rate but with horribly inconsistent frametimes.)
5. About audio settings in games, always look for night mode or something like that as it will give you the most competitive advantige. It's usually the mode with the most audio compression but to simplify it: Quiet sounds = louder (footsteps and things) Loud sounds = quieter (explosions and gunshots).
6. LOOK FOR A RAW INPUT OPTION IN THE CONTROL SETTINGS OF THE GAME YOU ARE PLAYING AND TURN IT ON!!! (How did he miss this???)
Bonus tip: Nvidia reflex = On if you are GPU limited, and Nvidia reflex = On + Boost if you are CPU limited.
AMD user fuming lol