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That is so absolutely false. Any game you run if you don't cap fps it uses 100% of your gpu and potentially your cpu. As soon as you cap the framerate to 60 fps
by veave 3y ago
That is so absolutely false. Any game you run if you don't cap fps it uses 100% of your gpu and potentially your cpu. As soon as you cap the framerate to 60 fps it starts behaving normally.
- naikrovek 3y ago"rendered" and "sent to the screen" are very different. there are nuances about all of this which make both of you correct in different situations.
- ComputerGuru 3y agoI said as much, though. Read again. I had a caveat about when you start limiting your frame rate.