Re: Adaptive Resolution FPS Target capped at 60 after graphics card upgrade

Unfortunately no, even at lower settings the game can get choppier than it was on the old card (with adaptive res at 144).

@CardiganMcSwankLooking into this, the max cap does seem to vary with hardware. On my work PC, for example, the cap is 75. 

The only other thing I could think of would be to change the frame timing variables if you're comfortable doing so. It's a little more advanced than what we'd normally do and it's at your own risk, but it might help.

If you look in My Documents\Respawn\Titanfall2\local you can find the videoconfig.txt file and open it with notepad. You'll see 2 variables for frame timing,"setting.dvs_gpuframetime_min"  and  "setting.dvs_gpuframetime_max".

In this case, a single unit seems to represent  microsecond, a millionth of a second. The values are high so it's easier to think in milliseconds (thousandths of a seconds)

If I set the target value to 20, I get a min/max variable of 47500 and 49000. This would aim for a frame about every 47.5-49 milliseconds

If you increase the adaptive target cap to 60, I get variables of 15834/16333. This aims for a much smoother experience with a frame every 15.8-16.3ms. 

Now I can't guarantee this would work, but perhaps if you manually tweak the values in your config file then the new cap will be applied in the game.

142Hz (the refresh rate listed on your monitor) would have a frame timing of about 7042 microseconds, or 7 ms. The game seems to leave about a 3% difference between the min and max so perhaps setting the values to 6830/7042 will allow you to play at the adaptive resolution cap that you want.

If this does work you can try tweaking it to get your optimum setup, finding the desired frame time variable is as simple as dividing 1,000,000 by your desired framerate. 

Again, I can't  guarantee this will work, it may just not take or the game may fail to run. I also advise you to make a backup of the config file before making any changes.
However i hope this does prove useful, please let us know how you get on either way. 

Thanks for the update, so it seems that swapping hardware was necessary. 

You mention that the timing values aren't changing, so if you ever have problems with this (say you want to lower the cap) you should be able to delete the relevant file, it'll just create a new file from a default template. 

Anyway, thanks again, if you have any further issues please don't hesitate to let us know.