Raniemi wrote:

chainpullz wrote:

Anything above 1k fps is such a marginal gain that it won't affect your accuracy

Do you know how marginal that can be?

I know it won't cause any drops like 100% --> 97% but
I have a HDHR SS score with ~65UR from before and no matter how hard I try now, I can only SS at ~75UR

kurodahatsuharu wrote:

Your FPS Stable at 240 fps ?

1k+ fps

kurodahatsuharu wrote:

human responsive is around 250 - 300ms, so a little ms don't really effect you, it's about stable. You force the fps to 1k+, but it's stable or not ? FPS jumping around 1200 -> 1000 is not stable

Dexus wrote:

If your framerates are stable, high and you're playing fullscreen your gpu isn't causing any problems. This just sounds like you're a bit rusty and should play more to adapt again.

ShadyAngel wrote:

kurodahatsuharu wrote:

human responsive is around 250 - 300ms, so a little ms don't really effect you, it's about stable. You force the fps to 1k+, but it's stable or not ? FPS jumping around 1200 -> 1000 is not stable

Dexus wrote:

If your framerates are stable, high and you're playing fullscreen your gpu isn't causing any problems. This just sounds like you're a bit rusty and should play more to adapt again.

why what happens if its not stable mine varies in pretty big numbers

chainpullz wrote:

If you always have a static 10ms delay your brain just learns to hit 10ms early (or you set a global offset). If you have a dynamic 0-10ms delay your brain won't know what to do.

Delay due to frame time is of the 2nd kind. At high fps stability doesn't actually matter but instability sometimes indicates dropped frames which can cause much more delay than the frame time counter indicates.

kurodahatsuharu wrote:

human responsive is around 250 - 300ms, so a little ms don't really effect you, it's about stable. You force the fps to 1k+, but it's stable or not ? FPS jumping around 1200 -> 1000 is not stable.
Second is your monitor, is your monitor can support 1ms responsive or not ? If you monitor just support up to 4 or 5 ms, force your machine to 1k fps simply not worth it.

Dexus wrote:

Limit the framerate to a high but stable amount. The game config has a custom option for how high you want the framerate to go. Try setting it to 600fps or 480fps, a multiple of your monitor's refresh rate to make sure it's smooth (I assume you're using 60hz). It is recommended to just run it at unlimited. If you're fluctuating around 1000-1200 fps that doesn't matter, it's too insignificant to matter. If you're fluctuating around 1000fps to 200fps that is where you're going to have problems. That you can remedy by trying to see if your pc has power saving options set up and disable them. If after all that and you're still getting unstable framerates then It may be something with your gpu cooling not working properly and trying to throttle itself to not burn up.

Also

kurodahatsuharu wrote:

human responsive is around 250 - 300ms, so a little ms don't really effect you, it's about stable. You force the fps to 1k+, but it's stable or not ? FPS jumping around 1200 -> 1000 is not stable.
Second is your monitor, is your monitor can support 1ms responsive or not ? If you monitor just support up to 4 or 5 ms, force your machine to 1k fps simply not worth it.

What the hell are you saying? Ignore this guy he doesn't know what he's talking about. Human "responsive", or response time I'm guessing is what you're trying to say, has nothing to do with how osu! plays as you're not reacting. Everything that has higher latency will add up and make it feel like you're moving around while drunk. Monitor response time is NOT AT ALL tied to display latency. What the game runs at and the monitor displays at are two separate things that add up as I said.

Dexus wrote:

Limit the framerate to a high but stable amount. The game config has a custom option for how high you want the framerate to go. Try setting it to 600fps or 480fps, a multiple of your monitor's refresh rate to make sure it's smooth (I assume you're using 60hz). It is recommended to just run it at unlimited. If you're fluctuating around 1000-1200 fps that doesn't matter, it's too insignificant to matter. If you're fluctuating around 1000fps to 200fps that is where you're going to have problems. That you can remedy by trying to see if your pc has power saving options set up and disable them. If after all that and you're still getting unstable framerates then It may be something with your gpu cooling not working properly and trying to throttle itself to not burn up.

Dexus wrote:

Set it to 240fps and I insist on playing fullscreen. You can use letterboxing to adjust to a more comfortable viewing area and also limit the cursor to the play area.

ShadyAngel wrote:

Dexus wrote:

Set it to 240fps and I insist on playing fullscreen. You can use letterboxing to adjust to a more comfortable viewing area and also limit the cursor to the play area.

Yeah its pretty stable like this, I only lose a bit when playing EZ mode, but only goes down to like 210.
Delay 4,2-4,4ms with this setup.But most of the time 4,2.

Can anyone tell me how 4.2ms performs on , lets say , OD 10?

ShadyAngel wrote:

Very shitty. 4.2ms is like 1/5 of your 300 window. You basically randomly shrink your 300 window up to 20% when playing with 4.2ms dynamic input lag on OD10. The random 100's are very noticable unless you are like mizuki or something and don't even need the full 300 windo

chainpullz wrote:

You'll see boxes next to your frame time counter if you are actually dropping frames. If you don't get those frequently just play unlimited.