Hello everyone!
I just got my new laptop. It has GTX 1050, 8 GB RAM and i7 7700HQ processor.
As you might expect, it struggles to gain FPS above 50 on most of the modern games, on medium to high quality.
Thats why I decided to lock the frames at 30 and set graphics to high (On games like Witcher 3 and GTA 5)
It was so choppy and stuttery that it was almost unplayble.
I have played GTA 5 on PS3 before. And I know that the FPS in PS3 even drop below 30 often.
And yet, I did not feel the choppiness or stutters. On the other hands, on my laptop, it feels horrible!
It feels that way especially when I move the mouse. For example, if I am standing still in Witcher 3, there's people around me, some animals and also the trees which move. And they seem fine. As soon as I move the mouse though or even if I just press the left or right so that the character moves and makes the camera move, it feels choppy.
I have seen gameplays of Uncharted 4 for PS4 and it looked so smooth!
I always thought that it was 60 FPS but then I came across a post and came to know that its actually 30 FPS. It was unbelievable.
What are some of the ways through which I could make the games feel smoother with FPS ranging between 30 and 40?
Would using an HDMI cable to connect the display to a smart TV help?
P.S - I know that using a controller can make a difference. I just want to make sure I try all the methods.
Thank you!
I just got my new laptop. It has GTX 1050, 8 GB RAM and i7 7700HQ processor.
As you might expect, it struggles to gain FPS above 50 on most of the modern games, on medium to high quality.
Thats why I decided to lock the frames at 30 and set graphics to high (On games like Witcher 3 and GTA 5)
It was so choppy and stuttery that it was almost unplayble.
I have played GTA 5 on PS3 before. And I know that the FPS in PS3 even drop below 30 often.
And yet, I did not feel the choppiness or stutters. On the other hands, on my laptop, it feels horrible!
It feels that way especially when I move the mouse. For example, if I am standing still in Witcher 3, there's people around me, some animals and also the trees which move. And they seem fine. As soon as I move the mouse though or even if I just press the left or right so that the character moves and makes the camera move, it feels choppy.
I have seen gameplays of Uncharted 4 for PS4 and it looked so smooth!
I always thought that it was 60 FPS but then I came across a post and came to know that its actually 30 FPS. It was unbelievable.
What are some of the ways through which I could make the games feel smoother with FPS ranging between 30 and 40?
Would using an HDMI cable to connect the display to a smart TV help?
P.S - I know that using a controller can make a difference. I just want to make sure I try all the methods.
Thank you!
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