Guest ZSfGuBcu Posted March 19, 2019 Posted March 19, 2019 Hello does anyone have any sort of good guides on how to set up your pc or softwares like nvidia control panel and or mouse to have the best mouse feeling for games ?
Guest ZSfGuBcu Posted March 19, 2019 Posted March 19, 2019 after reading the post i realized that it is a like vague so i'm gonna be more precise here : 1- the 3d settings and what really needs to be changed there 2- the scaling mode on nvidia control panel 3- frame caps/limits and after what number it dies not matter that much ( is 250 different than 400 on 144hz monitor ? ) 4- do i need to install any app for acceleration and such ? and other things if you can think of
Siroh Posted March 20, 2019 Posted March 20, 2019 1. Look up some professional players nvidia settings, turn max prerendered frames to 1 and make sure everything is set to performance and such for little input lattency and higher frames 2. This is for 4:3 and 16:10 resolutions and resolutions with different aspect ratios then your monitor, ideally if you play 1 game like counterstrike or rainbow six siege where you can both used stretched then set it to fullscreen but if you're going to play other games in 16:9 or whatever then set this to the other mode (aspect i think it's called) which will give it black bars on the sides which will make it feel more like 16:9 3. You should have your frames uncapped so that you get as little input latency as possible as long as your not screen tearing as well as giving you room in case of frame drops, however you'e not going to notice a difference in 250fps vs 400fps on a 144hz monitor being 144 frames is what the monitor puts out no matter what (which is the reason it's called 144hz btw) 4. NO, NEVER use acceleration, it is horrible for both aim and muscle memory which is why a HUGE amount of competitive fps players NEVER use acceleration. hope this helps.
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