#Game doesn't look 60fps

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I wouldn't suggest to use vsync, did you already try using a fixed fps setting for every game using nvidia panel?

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How do I do that again

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Then try it first, and if it works you'll need to adjust that file to read only, so it doesn't go to default settings after rebooting the PC

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Go to the desktop and right click

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Nvidia control panel

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3d settings

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I'm there

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Just look for the options where you can change the fps rate

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Max frame rate?

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The other settings are almost irrelevant, but if you want to change smt do it, only if you know what you are doing

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I set it to uhh

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100fps

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It was set at 58fps at first

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Your monitor max frame rate

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Yes

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I mean, I have a 75hz monitor but eh

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I'd suggest trying first with 60

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Alrighty

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Wtf

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Thanks bro, it looks smooth now

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Buttery smooth.

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Nice

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I didn't expect that to work, thanks

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Then that's the solution, but you'll need to make sure the settings doesn't erase after a reboot, let me check the files you'll need to adjust

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I'm playing mw2

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Go win + e and put this on the directory bar C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\Drs

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Ohh

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Alright

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Im there

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change nvdrsdb0.bin and nvdrsdb1.bin to read only

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Right click on them and do that

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Done

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And that will be it, you're done after that

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Thanks!