FPS CAP OR UNCAP (LAPTOP)
Can anyone tell me the pros and cons of uncapping fps and capping fps in valorant
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Ty
SCapping and uncapping FPS in VALORANT have different impacts, especially on a laptop:
Capping FPS:
Pros:
Pros:
Capping FPS:
Pros:
- Stability: Can lead to more consistent and stable frame rates, reducing unexpected drops during play.
- Cooling: Helps keep your laptop cooler by reducing the load on the GPU and CPU.
- Battery Life: Contributes to longer battery life if playing unplugged.
- Less Screen Tearing: Reduces screen tearing when synced with monitor refresh rate.
- Potential Input Lag: Slightly higher input lag compared to uncapped FPS.
- Lower Performance Ceiling: Limits the maximum potential performance.
Pros:
- Reduced Input Lag: Can result in faster response times, providing a competitive edge.
- Maximized GPU Use: Allows your hardware to perform at its highest capacity.
- Higher Temperature: May cause your laptop to heat up significantly, which could lead to thermal throttling.
- Increased Power Consumption: Drains battery faster and could potentially shorten the lifespan of components under continuous high load.
- Possible Screen Tearing: More likely to experience screen tearing if the FPS exceeds the monitor's refresh rate without V-Sync.
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ZWhy I still have fps drop when I capped at my lowest fps.
Is it because my GPU usage is low so I have fps drop or it's a valorant optimization issue
Is it because my GPU usage is low so I have fps drop or it's a valorant optimization issue