I was using fraps on Hard Reset the other day and got 30 - 60 fps using 3d.
Does fraps measure overall fps or per eye?
If so then 15 - 30 per eye is terrible, but it seemed quite smooth - like 30 - 60 per eye.
When running normally in 2d I got 80 - 160 fps.
If 3d halves the framerate (roughly) then why didn't I get 40 - 80 fps?
It must be per eye!
So 30 - 60 fps in 3d must be 60 - 120 fps overall?
Please help, because I want to run a series of tests with BF3 - to determine what my gtx 460 can do!
Any links to articles, etc. would be appreciated!
"A FEW DAYS ago in bed a bottom burp of my husband's brought forth the unmistakable words "POL-POT." the following morning I awoke to hear the news that the infamous leader of the Khmer Rouge had died. Last night my husband farted in the bath. It's not looking good for Edward Woodward."
I was using fraps on Hard Reset the other day and got 30 - 60 fps using 3d.
Does fraps measure overall fps or per eye?
If so then 15 - 30 per eye is terrible, but it seemed quite smooth - like 30 - 60 per eye.
When running normally in 2d I got 80 - 160 fps.
If 3d halves the framerate (roughly) then why didn't I get 40 - 80 fps?
It must be per eye!
So 30 - 60 fps in 3d must be 60 - 120 fps overall?
Please help, because I want to run a series of tests with BF3 - to determine what my gtx 460 can do!
Any links to articles, etc. would be appreciated!
"A FEW DAYS ago in bed a bottom burp of my husband's brought forth the unmistakable words "POL-POT." the following morning I awoke to hear the news that the infamous leader of the Khmer Rouge had died. Last night my husband farted in the bath. It's not looking good for Edward Woodward."
when using 3d, it enables vsync which caps your highest framerate at 60fps. so you would never see 80fps with 3d enabled. its per eye so if fraps says you have 40 fps with 3d on, each eye is seeing 40 fps. The "3d on halves your fps" is a rough estimate to gauge fps loss but usually is close. your gtx 460 will probably struggle with 3d on for bf3.
when using 3d, it enables vsync which caps your highest framerate at 60fps. so you would never see 80fps with 3d enabled. its per eye so if fraps says you have 40 fps with 3d on, each eye is seeing 40 fps. The "3d on halves your fps" is a rough estimate to gauge fps loss but usually is close. your gtx 460 will probably struggle with 3d on for bf3.
Does fraps measure overall fps or per eye?
If so then 15 - 30 per eye is terrible, but it seemed quite smooth - like 30 - 60 per eye.
When running normally in 2d I got 80 - 160 fps.
If 3d halves the framerate (roughly) then why didn't I get 40 - 80 fps?
It must be per eye!
So 30 - 60 fps in 3d must be 60 - 120 fps overall?
Please help, because I want to run a series of tests with BF3 - to determine what my gtx 460 can do!
Any links to articles, etc. would be appreciated!
"A FEW DAYS ago in bed a bottom burp of my husband's brought forth the unmistakable words "POL-POT." the following morning I awoke to hear the news that the infamous leader of the Khmer Rouge had died. Last night my husband farted in the bath. It's not looking good for Edward Woodward."
Does fraps measure overall fps or per eye?
If so then 15 - 30 per eye is terrible, but it seemed quite smooth - like 30 - 60 per eye.
When running normally in 2d I got 80 - 160 fps.
If 3d halves the framerate (roughly) then why didn't I get 40 - 80 fps?
It must be per eye!
So 30 - 60 fps in 3d must be 60 - 120 fps overall?
Please help, because I want to run a series of tests with BF3 - to determine what my gtx 460 can do!
Any links to articles, etc. would be appreciated!
"A FEW DAYS ago in bed a bottom burp of my husband's brought forth the unmistakable words "POL-POT." the following morning I awoke to hear the news that the infamous leader of the Khmer Rouge had died. Last night my husband farted in the bath. It's not looking good for Edward Woodward."