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Night and day difference with 60 to 144hz allows allows for players with mice that can do 1000hz to see a smoother result.
140 to 240 isn't as noticeable but I have played on both and you can tell when flicking your mouse how much smoother the flick is.
I have a 1080ti and still have everything disabled or low, to make sure I stay well above 144 fps. I have a 240hz, I would need a better CPU to keep it above 240 but running constantly at or above 144 is the goal for now. The almost $750 upgrade to get a better CPU is not worth the gain from 144 to 240.
I thought we were finally heading in the right direction when gamers stopped worrying about how beautiful a game looks like. It's about how it plays, drop your settings and play a FPS, this isn't a sims game.
Lmao. 600-800 dollar card and you run it on Low how sad
- 7 years ago
Open up Origin > My Libary > Right-Click on Apex > Game Properties > Advanced Options (?) > type in the box "+fps_max 144"
This allows your game to stay at 144FPS.
This solution may help you. I use a GTX 1070TI, i5-9600K with 16GB DDR3200.
I set everything on low because you can see the enemies much better with low settings. Give it a try.
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