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Rising Newcomer

3 years ago

Kerbs have at 120 FPS and 60 FPS on console react completely different

On France form example hitting the inside of the kerbs at 120 FPS on my PS5 would make the car unstable but on the same PS5 version if i in PlayStation video settings turn off 120 FPS mode then the ...

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ScarDuck14

Legend

3 years ago

@i2MatthewThis has been a issue on pc and has been fixed. Apparently didn’t effect consoles: and I’m not saying your wrong. But occasionally I try 60fps and I miss all my marks and crash as I can’t get used to the lower frame rates.

I have found when using 120fps that turning off tv display settings as graduation, peak luminance local dimming noticeably improves on track gameplay.

Also ps5 settings hdr adjust hdtv guy suggests first to settings 15 clicks up last setting lowest setting

Sony did eventually admit that using 120fps with some tvs caused increased latency. Not because said TV’s caused the problem. Just different manufacturers use different display software. Which they said was fixed. But they said rest mode bug was also fixed but the issue still exists

mantazzoLTU

Rising Scout

3 years ago

@ScarDuck14 I don't think it was fully fixed... Was recently doing Australia. In Time Trial, I uncapped my framerate and I was all over the place, everything felt slippery and I kind of understood why a lot of people could say they have traction issues... However, after capping my framerate to 61 (yes, specifically 61, as 60 had potentially slightly lower effect) everything felt VERY grippy, I could ride kerbs much more and I was a lot more confident.

I am not sure what is going on with the physics for this game, but it could be a case where running lower framerate can still give you an advantage in a way... Even though this was supposedly "fixed".

Nuvolarix
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
What do eSports guys say about it?
In any case, a console check would be useful IMHO, if not already done by the devs