Setting fps limit in Adrenaline has no effect

[Martin007]

Hi
I dont know why but although I set max fps in Adrenaline but some games ignore this setting. Is it suppose to have global effect on any game ?

 

[Vayra86]

Hi
I dont know why but although I set max fps in Adrenaline but some games ignore this setting. Is it suppose to have global effect on any game ?

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Other frame limiters might overwrite this? What else are you running outside of the game?

 

[Martin007]

Other frame limiters might overwrite this? What else are you running outside of the game?

No other fps limiter I had to set the fps limit inside the game itself. Other than gaming I just code

 

[Vayra86]

Strange. I cant check this for you rn but otherwise just grab RTSS

 

[Onasi]

I have read for several years that FRTC is weirdly inconsistent in how it works. Sometimes it just doesn’t engage for no apparent reason. It also doesn’t have a per-game selection, it’s global only, for some reason. From what I understand, a lot of AMD users prefer to use Radeon Chill instead for frame-capping purposes.
I have no idea why AMD can’t just implement an RTSS-like capping functionality like NV did.

 

[rv8000]

Hi
I dont know why but although I set max fps in Adrenaline but some games ignore this setting. Is it suppose to have global effect on any game ?

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Did you apply this for global settings or program/game specific under the dropdown menu? (Clipping the screenshot isn’t always helpful). May also likely require restarting the game if adjusting via the overlay while in game.

Never had an issue with my 7900 XTX rig, or couldn’t find a game where it wasn’t enforcing the cap when it was up and running.

 

[MrDweezil]

My guess is you set this in either the "default" or "custom" "global gaming experience" (at the top of the same screen as this setting), but the game you're playing is set to use a different one.

 

[Martin007]

Did you apply this for global settings or program/game specific under the dropdown menu? (Clipping the screenshot isn’t always helpful). May also likely require restarting the game if adjusting via the overlay while in game.

Never had an issue with my 7900 XTX rig, or couldn’t find a game where it wasn’t enforcing the cap when it was up and running.

These are global settings there is no option to select specific game. you can access it from Gaming -> Graphics

My guess is you set this in either the "default" or "custom" "global gaming experience" (at the top of the same screen as this setting), but the game you're playing is set to use a different one.

No it is set to custom like the global ones . Game experience = use global experience (Custom)

 

[MrDweezil]

These are global settings there is no option to select specific game. you can access it from Gaming -> Graphics


No it is set to custom like the global ones . Game experience = use global experience (Custom)

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Ah, the answer is right in this screenshot. The limiter doesn't work with fluid motion frames enabled, it says so right in the tooltip for frame rate target control.

 

[Martin007]

Ah, the answer is right in this screenshot. The limiter doesn't work with fluid motion frames enabled, it says so right in the tooltip for frame rate target control.

I dont think so. FPS control say it has no effect on fluid motion . Other options when enabled I get warning message when this option enabled others will be disabled.

 

[rv8000]

I dont think so. FPS control say it has no effect on fluid motion . Other options when enabled I get warning message when this option enabled others will be disabled.

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As in it will not work when AFMF is enabled. It’s poorly worded.

 

[Martin007]

Will test

As in it will not work when AFMF is enabled. It’s poorly worded.

That was right. I disabled AFMF and fps did not exceed global limit 120 fps. Thanks rv8000 I dont know how you Guessed that