It's, like you said, the frame rate needs to be limited or capped or something. Been searching and all the links are broken. Actually, node, you're probably right. Forcing Vsync without capping the frame rate causes almost one second of input lag.
I guess that's okay if you plan to use the controller, since aiming difficulty is uh, reduced. You can minimize the input latency by using FPS Limiter to cap the frame rate to a value below your refresh rate, E. If H2V is dragging for other reasons than the GPU, using Vsync is just going to tax the system more and cause the game to run worse.
I'm not exactly sure as to why. I'm no computer expert by any means. I honestly don't understand what input lag is. But I can tell you that I'm no longer experiencing any lag. Also I don't use a controller. I use my mouse and keyboard. Thanks node:. I have the exact same vid card. I am over the age of AGE. Permanent Ban. This site uses cookies to provide you with the best possible user experience. By continuing to use this site, you agree to the policies documented at Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.
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I understand that it is because I have a computer that is well beyond the recommended system requirements. Only problem is that I have an intel graphics card and there is no graphics control panel. I also know that adding something along the lines of "-vsync" at the end of the shortcut should turn vsync on.
It doesn't. I am running win 8. I am also running it with compatibility mode for Vista sp2. I have tried it with compatibility mode on and off. Same outcome. As per your description, I understand that you are facing performance issue while playing Halo 2 on your Windows 8. I will certainly help you with the issue. However, we need few more details to understand the cause of the issue. Ensure that all the Windows Updates are installed on your computer as the issue may be occurring due to some missing security updates.
Please follow the steps to install available Windows Updates. Make sure you run the Windows Updates while your mouse is connected to your computer. Change the view by from windows explorer to large icons or small icons. Double Click on Windows Update. Click Check for Updates. After the scan is complete, click Review optional updates. Click the check box next to the updates, then click Install updates.
If prompted, review the license agreement, then click I Accept. Follow the onscreen instructions to download and install the updates. If prompted, reboot your computer. Download the latest drivers from the Video card manufacturer and get it installed.
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