It probably is not relevant to this matter, anyway. I don't know where exactly or how clear cut it is, but based on my own experience and what I have seen others comment, I suspect it may be somewhere in the range 85 - FPS though the 85 may not be absolutely positively firm, as I have used it less than At any rate, because of this limit, one should preferably always play Skyrim with V-Sync on, in one form or other, to avoid the frame rate from uncontrollably surging to high levels at any time. The situation might be different, if one were to try FPS or something like that, which is not even an option on the monitor I use.ĮDIT: Coming back to the OP, the first question you have to ask would be: What display modes are supported by your monitor and are available to you in the first place? What frame rate options do you normally see in the CCC? If you only get, let's say 60 orthen you may possibly be out of luck and have to stick to 60 FPS.Īpparently, there does exist a frame rate limit, beyond which game physics becomes unstable. Furthermore, the game feels extremely smooth, as I also nicely avoid potential game engine related stuttering around 60 FPS.
Never experienced even the slightest hint of an issue of any kind. Still, I am not saying, that there couldn't be issues with a frame rate higher than what I have used, and there could well be, but I can only report from my own experience. I simply don't know if I am doing something wrong, but I just have never seen any issues with 75 or 85 FPS. If I use FRAPS I normally don'tit verifies my screen refresh rate to be 75 or 85, whichever I am using unless the rendered scene is demanding enough to cause an FPS dropand if I run some repetitive papyrus scripts specifically designed to ferret out the waiting time between screen refreshes, they also verify the refresh rate as I expect it to be.Īll I have to do is select the desired screen refresh rate in plain windows using the nVidia control panel, before launching Skyrim, and everything follows.
I have V-sync set to on plain and straightforward, no "adaptive" setting or anything fancy like thatand the game performs excellently. Is there a way to prevent skyrim capping at 60FPS? My monitor does more than this and Vsync is not enabled in CCC.
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