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<h4>V-Sync</h4>
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The "default" option - choose this if you don't have Variable Refresh Rate display or don't mind slight latency.
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Framerate must be capped slightly below refresh rate to reduce latency.
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<li>The framerate must be capped slightly below refresh rate to reduce latency.</li>
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<h4>G-Sync | FreeSync</h4>
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Choose this if you have a Variable Refresh Rate display - it offers the best balance between latency and visual smoothness.
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Choose this if you have a Variable Refresh Rate display, as it offers the best balance between latency and visual smoothness.
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V-Sync must be enabled, in order to fully get rid of tearing.
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Framerate must be capped below refresh rate, in order for VRR to not disengage and fallback to V-Sync, as this causes a very big increase in latency.
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<li>V-Sync must be enabled in order to fully get rid of tearing.</li>
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<li>The framerate must be capped below your refresh rate in order for VRR to not disengage and fallback to V-Sync, as this causes a very big increase in latency.</li>
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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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RivaTuner Statistics Server
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<h3>RivaTuner Statistics Server</h3>
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Riva Tuner Statistic Server by <ahref="https://forums.guru3d.com/members/unwinder.30019/" target="_blank">Unwinder</a> is probably the most famous FPS Limiter and OSD software, thanks to its <b>performance</b>, <b>compatibility</b> and <b>versatile On-Screen Display</b>.
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<h4>Installation and configuration</h4>
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Install and launch <ahref="https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/rtss-rivatuner-statistics-server-download.html" target="_blank">RTSS</a>. Open your System Tray (the triangle pointing upwards on the taskbar) and click on the RTSS icon to open it
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Press green <b>Add</b> button and select FalloutNV.exe
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Set <b>Application Detection Level</b> to <b>Low</b>
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Enter your refresh rate here for automatic calculation of FPS limits. You can find your exact refresh rate <b><ahref="https://www.testufo.com/refreshrate" target="_blank">here</a></b>.
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<li>Install and launch <ahref="https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/rtss-rivatuner-statistics-server-download.html" target="_blank">RTSS</a>. Open your System Tray (the triangle pointing upwards on the taskbar) and click on the RTSS icon to open it.</li>
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<li>Click <strong>Add</strong> and select <b>FalloutNV.exe</b>.</li>
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<li>Set its <b>Application Detection Level</b> to <strong>Low</strong>.</li>
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<li>Use the calculator below to determine your <strong>optimal FPS limit</strong><sup><atitle="Warning" href="#annotation2">[2]</a></sup> setting. You can find your exact refresh rate <b><ahref="https://www.testufo.com/refreshrate" target="_blank">here</a></b>.</li>
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. 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. Both of the settings are wrongly named so they do not actually directly refer to the display method.
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You always want your FPS capped by a <strong>limiter instead of being hardware bound</strong>, this will reduce lag and increase power efficiency. It is also less jarring for the player when visual smoothness is the same across all scenes.
Choose the highest value your system can maintain consistently.
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Even with New Vegas Tick Fix, the game can still have issues at high framerates, the calculator already accounts for this and won't return any value higher than 120.
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Even with New Vegas Tick Fix, the game can still have issues at high framerates, the calculator already accounts for this and won't return any value higher than 120.
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Choose the highest value your system can maintain consistently.
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