Misc

Author: Ungeziefi

falloutnv.html

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                     <h3 id="enable-flip">Enabling Flip Model</h3>
                     As shown above, there are two ways to enable Flip Model in Fallout: New Vegas.
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                     Click on expanders below to see instructions for each method:
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                                     You can <strong>check if you are using VRR</strong> by going to the <b>Nvidia Control Panel</b> if you're on Nvidia or <b>Adrenalin's Display Settings</b> if you're on AMD.
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                                     If the G-Sync tab is missing from NVCP, your display doesn't support it or doesn't have the feature enabled in the OSD.
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                                     Nvidia users need to make sure that G-Sync is set to <b>Fullscreen</b> and that <b>Display Specific settings</b> are enabled. The <b>Windowed</b> option is problematic due to it being a hacky method.
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                                     Both of the settings are wrongly named so they do not actually directly refer to the display method.
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                     If you don't use, or not have VRR, it's best to limit your framerate to fractions of your refresh rate. (30 at 60hz, 72 at 144hz, etc.).
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                     Having framerate capped to a value that's not a clean fraction of your refresh rate will cause microstuttering (For example 40 at 60hz).
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                     The calculator below will take care of figuring out an optional value or set of values to cap your framerate to.
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