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Hey Valorant as a locked 103 Hfov so why does the converter say that hfov is 86.631971 in 4:3 resolution? I would love to play valorant in 90 hFov but to my understanding there is no way to change it?

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1 minute ago, tuxen said:

Hey Valorant as a locked 103 Hfov so why does the converter say that hfov is 86.631971 in 4:3 resolution? I would love to play valorant in 90 hFov but to my understanding there is no way to change it?

It is locked to 103 horizontal degrees in 16:9 (Hdeg 16:9). So a wider aspect ratio will result in a higher horizontal FOV, and a narrower aspect ratio a lower FOV.

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Could you double check this please? when i have valorant in 16:9 and change to 4:3 i see no change in fov idk what im doing wrong

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1 minute ago, tuxen said:

Could you double check this please? when i have valorant in 16:9 and change to 4:3 i see no change in fov idk what im doing wrong

You should only see a change in the "Actual HFOV" value in the calculations output, does this not change when you change aspect ratio?

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Yes i do see the change in the calculation but what i meant is that i cannot see the different in the game itself or maybe i missunderstod you with your first answhere I though you meant that I can get 86.631971 Hfov with 4:3 resolutionbut maybe you meant that its always locked to 103 hfov at all aspect ratios and resolutions? Im so lost.

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I think i see a change in hfov now when i changed my nvidia settings to no scaling its narrower now I think atleast according to my A:4 paper so i assume its  86.631971 hfov now?  2560 x 1440 I'm running valorant at

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Actually I forgot how this game works. It will force 16:9 regardless of aspect ratio, so you should choose 16:9 in the aspect ratio field if you are playing with a different aspect ratio. There are workarounds to stretch the image though, like through the driver, so you have to choose the correct aspect ratio option.

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