Since it's a G-Sync display, this should be properly frame-paced, and as low-latency as possible.ĭo not do anything like disabling G-Sync. Add a profile for the game to RTSS, and set it to 30 FPS. If you have a G-Sync monitor, this should be easy. I ended up just giving up and dealing with it or not playing games I couldn’t run at 60. One way to fix this is to run the game in exclusive full screen at 30hz, however this introduces some severe input lag but the frame pacing will be smooth.Īnother way is to use Rivatuner I think it’s called? Your mileage may vary but I haven’t had much luck with this on my system at giving me even frame pacing. Some games such as Gears of War 4 have fantastic in-game caps that will output correct frame pacing, but most just cap the framerate with no regard for pacing.

Getting games on PC to run at 30fps with even frame pacing is often I’ve found more trouble than it’s worth. This along with motion blur and controller input are the reasons why 30fps looks smoother on console, as well as LCD blur on TV’s.

The most likely reason you’re having choppy framerates at a locked 30 will be because of the framepacing. As someone with a 960 that is heavily bottlenecked by VRAM I’ve had to do this for a lot of games.

Dead space 1 30 fps lock