question on Res of cockpit

[TheMoose]

256

512

512 every frame

1024

1024 every frame

 

The question what does 'every frame' mean? Which has biggest impact on FPS? And what would you suggest to have it set it too?

[Dejjvid]

It's the resolution on your MFCD's. 256 obviously have the smallest impact, but you will also suffer from a very blurry TGP and Mav view.

 

I think most people go for 512, pretty crisp TGP and not that bad performance impact.

 

Every frame will force the MFCD's keep up with your main viewport FPS. This can have a dramatic impact on FPS.

[Mustang]

Just stick with standard 512, the every frame will impact overall performance when theres alot of action on the TGP/shkval.

[TheMoose]

It's the resolution on your MFCD's. 256 obviously have the smallest impact, but you will also suffer from a very blurry TGP and Mav view.

 

I think most people go for 512, pretty crisp TGP and not that bad performance impact.

 

Every frame will force the MFCD's keep up with your main viewport FPS. This can have a dramatic impact on FPS.

 

Thanks I was wondering on the extent I tested them all flying the F15C and I could not see any difference lol. Now I know why :D

[TheMoose]

Thanks Mustang :thumbup: I initially thought It had to do with the cockpit resolution display itself. Yep I've been away for far too long lol:poster_oops:

Edited January 23, 2013 by TheMoose

[BRooDJeRo]

Maximum is cool too when your machine swallows it.

[KLR Rico]

^^ Good machines always swallow. LOL.

[Lange_666]

You can see the difference between outside world movement and MFCD picture movement if you set the FPS max to 30, or go for adaptive VSync at half the refreshrate (if you have a 60Hz refreshrate). The TGP picture in the MFCD then has an FPS of 15 and you'll notice that it stutters where as your outside view does not.