You probably have Vsync on in your graphics control panel.VeilStar wrote:
This is due to Vsync, not raw input....Warchamp7 wrote:
Fullscreen, frame limit 60 FPS: Latency 15ms
My monitor refresh rate changes from 144hz to 60hz when I toggle fullscreen mode in osu! Frame limiter or vsync have nothing to do with it.VeilStar wrote:
You probably have Vsync on in your graphics control panel.
Fullscreen doesn't force a 60hz refresh rate.
The reason why this doesn't happen in windowed mode is because it has to refresh the entire screen,
not just the window, so vsync can't be applied.
I see, misunderstood then. My bad.Warchamp7 wrote:
My monitor refresh rate changes from 144hz to 60hz when I toggle fullscreen mode in osu! Frame limiter or vsync have nothing to do with it.
It's not a control panel issue, it's an osu issue.
Xilver15 wrote:
Asking this just from a small theory I had.
Assuming you have a 60hz monitor and you change RefreshRate to 144, what's going to happen? I don't recommend this to anyone with a 60, I'm just wondering what will change and if it's good or not.
That worked. Is there a reason that value isn't exposed in the options anywhere?peppy wrote:
Have you tried setting the RefreshRate setting in your config file?
By default, your settings in Windows and control panels won't let you choose refresh rates the monitor can't do. Sometimes you'll have an option to force them. Best case scenario it just won't work, worst case scenario you kill your monitor.Xilver15 wrote:
Asking this just from a small theory I had.
Assuming you have a 60hz monitor and you change RefreshRate to 144, what's going to happen? I don't recommend this to anyone with a 60, I'm just wondering what will change and if it's good or not.
Still, osu should detect refresh rates or something and not just hardcode it into a config with no 'advanced' section outside of straight editing the file :\drum drum wrote:
Because it's not something common people know about and is probably best not to change
