when i move in game it is 50 fps but when is stop moving it becomes 60 fps why ?

Amr Gomaa

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i have phenom 2 x4 955 oc to 3.6
gigabyte 990xa-ud3
sapphire r9 270 2GB
6 GB of ram
i play witcher 2 the wild hunt now and when i move in the game the fps drop to 50 but when i stop it raise agin to 60fps
is that normal ? or is that related to the graphic card memory or what ?
 
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That's very normal, yes.

Your Graphics Card has to work harder to render a complex image that is moving than an image the majority of which is static.

If you find a bland corner, lacking in detail and point the game's camera directly at it so you can see nothing but that simple, undetailed image you'll notice your framerate increases a lot.

The flipside is that if you find a detailed vista that stretches far into the distance, populated by many characters, lots of movement and shader effects your framerate will be comparatively low.

Framerate varies a lot during gameplay. This is the nature of the variable hardware stress computer games place on your GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) and other components of your computer.

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That's very normal, yes.

Your Graphics Card has to work harder to render a complex image that is moving than an image the majority of which is static.

If you find a bland corner, lacking in detail and point the game's camera directly at it so you can see nothing but that simple, undetailed image you'll notice your framerate increases a lot.

The flipside is that if you find a detailed vista that stretches far into the distance, populated by many characters, lots of movement and shader effects your framerate will be comparatively low.

Framerate varies a lot during gameplay. This is the nature of the variable hardware stress computer games place on your GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) and other components of your computer.

You can improve framerate by lowering detail settings and lowering the resolution the game plays at in the game's Video Options/Graphics Settings menu.
 
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