Hi guys,

Trying to limit fps in fs2020 to 60fps but it never works its just seems to go back to v sync off even with it on and set to 60 fps?
 

any possible fix?

 

Many thanks.

Mine works ok, even if setting FPS to 30.

I'm on Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti.

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2 hours ago, Bilal2104 said:

Hi guys,

Trying to limit fps in fs2020 to 60fps but it never works its just seems to go back to v sync off even with it on and set to 60 fps?
 

any possible fix?

 

Many thanks.

Do you have a 60 Hz monitor? Otherwise "60" in MSFS graphics menu means max refresh rate of your monitor.

I can confirm that VSync works unless it's forced off in nVidia/AMD control panel. I am using VSync on and framerate locked at 48 fps (20 in the menu).

1 hour ago, MrFuzzy said:

Do you have a 60 Hz monitor? Otherwise "60" in MSFS graphics menu means max refresh rate of your monitor.

I can confirm that VSync works unless it's forced off in nVidia/AMD control panel. I am using VSync on and framerate locked at 48 fps (20 in the menu).

How are you doing this?  

I have fps max set to 44 in nvidia control panel and off in the game but my rivatuner display always shows a steady 30 fps.  It will go down when stutters but otherwise stays at 30fps.  It is very smooth at 30fps but just curious.  

What setting am I missing to allow me to see true fps?

Edited September 12, 20215 yr by knich

2 hours ago, knich said:

How are you doing this?  

I have fps max set to 44 in nvidia control panel and off in the game but my rivatuner display always shows a steady 30 fps.  It will go down when stutters but otherwise stays at 30fps.  It is very smooth at 30fps but just curious.  

What setting am I missing to allow me to see true fps?

I don't use NVCP or other external tools to limit the framerate, I use MSFS internal setting.

1. In NVCP Vertical Sync: Use the 3D application setting

2. In MSFS Vertical Sync ON and framerate limit to 20 (which corresponds to 1/3 of the refresh rate. 1/3 x 144 = 48)

A few days ago I managed to set my monitor at 30 Hz and tried 30 Hz / 30 fps. It's not bad but I prefer 48 fps / 144 Hz because below 60 Hz my monitor has reverse ghosting. 

2 hours ago, MrFuzzy said:

I don't use NVCP or other external tools to limit the framerate, I use MSFS internal setting.

1. In NVCP Vertical Sync: Use the 3D application setting

2. In MSFS Vertical Sync ON and framerate limit to 20 (which corresponds to 1/3 of the refresh rate. 1/3 x 144 = 48)

A few days ago I managed to set my monitor at 30 Hz and tried 30 Hz / 30 fps. It's not bad but I prefer 48 fps / 144 Hz because below 60 Hz my monitor has reverse ghosting. 

Thanks.  I will give it a try. 

I use MSFS internal setting at 30 and run my monitor at 75hz, that give me 37,5 fps, half my monitor's refresh rate, MSFS use adaptive V-Sync.