How to lower fps?

"iEllaLouise;c-16487760" wrote:

"SemaviLady;c-16487750" wrote:
@iEllaLouise - a desktop can be ideal for playing the game from across the room. There are wireless bluetooth keyboards and mice you can drag around the room to a couch or to the bed. The desktop can be connected to the TV with an HDMI port. Several gamers I know including disabled gamers (I'm disabled with paraplegia, so I'm in these circles) do have powerful desktops that connect to their TVs.

These computers can also serve as DVR stations, so if you want to watch a movie, or listen to music from your own collection, you access your computer through the TV's applications.

Oh my gosh thank you! I didn't even think of that. I'm so silly lol
I use a usb wireless mouse with my laptop and sometimes use a usb wireless mini keyboard touch pad thing (but it's quite fiddly so often don't bother)
Sometimes I use miracast to show Sims on my TV but tbh I'm not a fan of Sims on a large screen.

That's made my thoughts a lot clearer now thank you, I see now I have more options than I realised.

One of my TVs Isn't set up in a way that I could hook the computer up to the TV with a HDMI, is miracast something I could get on a computer or is it only for laptops? sorry I know that is a silly question probably, I don't know if laptops and computers can do the same things or not...

You can hook a desktop tower up to a TV, use the TV as your monitor using a Hdmi cord. you use a wireless keyboard and mouse. Many of us do this. The tower can stay by the TV and your mouse and keyboard can be used on your bed.

You can hook a laptop up to a Tv with an Hdmi but you need to have the laptop close to you which means having a long HDMI cord. Laptops don't work well with using an external extra keyboard.