FPS in game (Grand Theft Auto 3)

Still, you should not turn off frame synchronization, as a torn image appears.

that's what I said above .. an extra function in fact, I don’t even know what it gives.

Disabling the frame limiter on fast computers has a very positive effect, greatly improving the performance of the game. But on weak computers, the game turns into torture, it happened to me on Intel Celeron 400 MHz about five years ago.))))

On weak computers, it’s better to turn on the frame limiter after all ... Of course, when the limiter is turned off, the entire image in the game goes beautifully, smoothly, realistically, but ... On weak computers, this can cause problems or even serious glitches, up to not loading saves.

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Frame limiter - this is the limitation of updating the screen to 60hz (30 fps)
Frame synchronization - this is rendering optimization. Turning off these options will use less memory
and FPS can increase over 200 even on a weak computer. But on a weak computer there will be lags with drawing.
Draw distance - as you know, this is the drawing radius of detailed objects. The higher the option,
the further the drawing.
Loop from moving objects (traces) - Motion Blur flickering.

Sound Sound
selection method:
A) Miles fast 2d positional audio
Dynamic acoustic model incl.
(Low sound quality BUT excellent echo in rooms, tunnels, etc.)
OR
B) Dsound3d software emulation
Dynamic acoustic model off
(No echo in rooms, tunnels, etc. BUT full sound quality and 3D sound)
----------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -----
Audio patch is just fake.

DimZet13, you confused the description of frame synchronization with the description of the frame limiter.

I didn't mess up anything. I said exactly.

Vertical sync is just the same frame synchronization with the vertical refresh rate, so you were wrong after all.
Without it, the frame will “break”, but turning it off gives some performance gain.

The frame limiter is not related to the refresh rate.

Vertical sync - where did you see this. I have a translation of beeches.
I am 100% sure of my words. I checked everything.
Turn off the Frame Limiter and see how the game will be smoother.
And take fraps and you will see that when you turn it on. FPS frame limiter will be no more than 30.
off. Frame limiter, FPS will be over 30.
Frame sync:
on. Memory will be used to load and draw objects.
off Memory will be used for performance.

Vertical sync - where did you see this.
This is the same as frame sync.

Turn off the Frame Limiter and see how the game will be smoother.
Yes, the framerate will be over 30 and the game will run more smoothly. But the number of FPS has nothing to do with the vertical refresh rate. For example, I have 30 FPS (I always play with a limiter), and the frequency is 100 Hz (on a PC with a CRT monitor), and not 60 Hz, as you say.

Well, it's clear that FPS and refresh rate are two different things. I'm just making an example that 30fps looks like 60hz on an old
monitor. FPS refers to the number of images that move, while the refresh rate refers to the monitor itself.
So I wasn't wrong.

don't be stupid for her to have a sound, you just need to make it louder in the VMM, for example, set the volume of the clip to full and you will hear the sound. fraps just silently records

30fps looks like 60hz on an old monitor
Again, you are saying something strange. At 60 hertz, the image just flickers (like on a TV). It has nothing to do with the smoothness of the game frames.

fps and hz are all screen updates. FPS is the frames that the video card gives, and hz is the update of the monitor itself. - It's 100%.
And in general, I did not tell you what fps and hz are. I talked about the game options. What's on Ogre. frames is up to 30 frames per second.
A Frame Sync:
On Memory will be used to load and draw objects.
off Memory will be used for performance.

Ha, didn't know you knew that. But all the same, the brightness in the frames does not hurt

FPS is the frames that the video card gives, and hz is the update of the monitor itself. - It's 100%.
Now, you are correct.

A Frame Sync:
On Memory will be used to load and draw objects.
off Memory will be used for performance.
Where is that written? And here drawing of objects?

I did not read, but checked on my weak computer.
incl. Memory will be used to load and draw objects. That is, the VPS will be low, and the memory will try
to load everything on time.

off Memory will be used for FPS performance. And the drawing will be buggy.
If the computer is normal, then the FPS and rendering will be normal.

I don't see how it could be related to rendering. If synchronization is disabled, performance will simply be slightly higher, but there may be artifacts in the form of a “break” in the frame.

FPS turned off, no matter how old GTA 3 :) And with the limiter everything is much tighter: (Disable FPS AND EVERYTHING WILL CHANGE -----100%!

100 fps