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by ploxiln
3252 days ago
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It annoys me that most games don't seem to offer this option - if they have this level of control, they just offer vsync on or off. The AMD gpu control panel can force triple buffering, but only for OpenGL, and I think the vast majority of games on Windows use DirectX. Triple buffering uses more display buffer memory, but roughly the same cpu/gpu load as vsync-off. It's great for latency. It makes a whole lot of sense. It's been around for like 20 years. But you rarely see it used ... |
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