#Skyrim pc game keeps locking at 30 fps tv#

Turned on Game mode and the problem disappeared.After doing some research online I've since discovered thatВ this juddery effect isВ a problem related to a 30 frames per second output going intoДЄ 60hz display 's not.This makes sense to me because if I hook my PC up to my current tv and play Fallout 3 at 60 FPS everything looks fine but if I cap the graphics at 30 FPS it turns all juddery.It's more likely the PC input I had the exact same thing happen on my 55' LED LCD TV. Set your TV to whatever Game mode it has and disable any smoothing or flow or whatever the TV has enabled. Is that if you play a game like Skyrim (30fps)В and stand still everything around you looks sharp and crystal clear, but if you pan the camera around it gets a juddery double image effect to the point that you can't read the letters on a sign.You have Since I've upgraded to a big screen 600hz plasma I've noticed that 60 fps games (Rage, All the Call Of Dutys) look absolutely great, but every single gameВ that runs at 30В frames per second looks atrocious.

It's disappointing that even new games like Dead Space 3 or Dishonored are just unpayable for me now on my 360.

It was activated it also created an extreme level of response lag making aiming just ridiculous.Дoes anyone else know what I'm talking about? I do have really sharp vision and my eyes are extra sensitive to things like frame rate and fidelity, I also know I was gaming on a CRT for many years and plasma can't really match it in some ways. One Panasonic model had a 'Motion Smoothing' feature that completely eliminated the screen juddering but when They all had this awful motion juddering when playing 30 fps games.ДЄt one store I had three sales people walking around with me testing every unit and they could all see the problem and agreed it looked terrible. I've spent hours in the stores with my 360 testing out EVERY 60+ inch tv on the market. I know it's not a faulty tv I have or a problem related to the specific model. I've also encountered people who know what I'm talking about and say it's a major drag because 90% of their games are 30 fps and become almost unplayable, but they just learn to live with it. Motion juddering just due to the timing of their refresh rates. This was kind of explained to me in that older tv's with various refresh rates other than 60hz do a better job at masking the The part that really bothers me is when other people claim not to have the same problem and don't know what I'm talking about. This makes sense to me because if I hook my PC up to my current tv and play Fallout 3 at 60 FPS everything looks fine but if I cap the graphics at 30 FPS it turns all juddery. After doing some research online I've since discovered thatВ this juddery effect isВ a problem related to a 30 frames per second output going into a 60hzДisplay device. This is a new problem to me as I've been gaming on a CRT Sony Wega for years and everything looked fine. Skyrim (30fps)В and stand still everything around you looks sharp and crystal clear, but if you pan the camera around it gets a juddery double image effect to the point that you can't read the letters on a sign. What I mean by this is that if you play a game like

Skyrim pc game keeps locking at 30 fps