Halo 2 pc vsync
This is a discussion on [ SOLVED] Just got Halo 2 within the PC Gaming Support forums, part of the Tech Support Forum category. Ok I just got Halo 2 today. Well I have been playing Halo 1 for years now but I now, 07:16 PM 1 TSF Enthusiast Ok I just got Halo 2 today. Well I have been playing Halo 1 for years now but I now just got Halo 2 from newegg.com. Well on Halo 1 I was getting FPS. I need to know how to disable the max FPS on halo 2. Halo 1 allowed me to get rid of the limit but halo 2 does not. Any suggestions will be appreciated. , 07:23 PM 2 Moderator - Hardware Forum What rates are you getting? _ - System Specs Link , 07:55 PM 3 TSF Enthusiast about 30 in the first one you had the option to lock the FPS at 30 or unlock FPS to get as many as your computer could handle. , 08:02 AM 4 TSF Enthusiast Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,281 OS: Vista Home Premium sp2, Ubuntu desktop 10.10, puppy linux, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit I would think that V Sync is locking your frames at around 50-60fps (or whatever your monitor`s refresh rate is) according to some forums around the net, V sync can be disabled by adding -novsync to the end of the shortcut target. (no quatation marks). However Halo 2 is a FAR more system intensive game than Halo 1. I would not expect 1000 fps. Disbaling V sync in your GPU control panal may also help. , 08:17 AM 5 TSF Enthusiast How do i do that. I have an ATi Radeon HD 5770 also the option of disabling the Vsync is not in Halo 2 it was in Halo 1. I also tried the novysinc and well the game did not start and it made my computer crash. Any other ideas. , 08:30 AM 6 TSF Enthusiast Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,281 OS: Vista Home Premium sp2, Ubuntu desktop.
Video Setup Resolution: as with most other games, the resolution determines how many pixels (the individual dots which make up the image on your screen) are displayed. A resolution of 1024 x 768 means 1,024 pixels wide by 768 pixels high. Obviously the higher the resolution - the more pixels - the more detailed and clearer the game image, but the greater the performance hit on your system. Resolution affects Halo greatly, so if adjusting other settings don't improve your frames per second (fps) enough then lower your resolution a notch or even two. Note also that some of the effects below will affect performance to a greater degree if you are running at higher resolutions than if running at lower ones. Refresh Rate: this determines how many times your monitor refreshes (redraws) the image on the screen. For example, 85 Hz = 85 times a second. Each resolution has a maximum refresh rate which your particular monitor is capable of - see your monitor's manual for details of supported refresh rates. This setting can only affect your fps if you use the VSync option under the Framerate setting (see below). However to minimize eye strain, make sure you set the refresh rate to the highest possible for your monitor at your chosen resolution. Framerate: the options under this setting don't impact on performance as such, but can quite noticeably reduce your fps. There are three settings: VSync, No VSync and 30fps. There are explained below: VSync means that Halo will only draw as many frames per second as your monitor can refresh on the screen based on the Refresh Rate setting you chose above. For example if you've chosen a refresh rate of 85 Hz, then with VSync enabled Halo will never draw more than 85fps. Having VSync on removes tearing, which can occur with No VSync (see below). No VSync means that Halo will draw as many frames per second as it possibly can, without any.
I really doubt anybody is going to answer this, seeing as this board looks a bit neglected. But, what ever. Gamefaqs is all I have. Anyway, I got Halo 2 for Vista ages ago, but recently got a new PC running Windows 7 Home premium 32 bit. I have a Nvidia Geforce GT 320 with a whole gig of Vram, plus a 3 GH processer. The game runs fine, as you could guess by now. Yet I have this weird problem with the aiming reticule. It is either jumpy, or it has a slow reaction time, or otherwise it will just behave like it's on a really low sensitivity, depending on whether I'm on foot or in a vehicle, and can also change depending on the vehicle. I turned the sensitivity all the way up to try and fix it, but to no avail. I have to move my mouse all the way across the mouse pad 20 time to get a half rotation of the scorpian turret. On foot, the aiming is just a pain because it just jumps across the screen. Yet when I move, the framerate is superb, and the enimies do all their little running around acts with no jumpyness what so ever. Any idea what the problem is? 6 years ago.
Just recently got Halo 2 (and a system that would run it) and really enjoy it except for one problem. While in gameplay (not on menus, settings, etc.) the mouse just completely drags. My main mouse is a Microsoft Trackball Explorer and, instead of turning when I roll the trackball, it just kind of jerks some. I have to just spin the thing to get any kind of turning response. I tried a regular laser mouse and had the same problem. I have increased the Look Sensitivity setting to maximum with little to no noticable effect. I have tried cutting back on the graphics quality thinking that might have caused it. I have updated all drivers. I am completely out of ideas. Figured I would try the forum option before taking the plunge and contacting Microsoft. Any suggestions? System specs: AMD X2 6000+ 3.0 GHz dual core 4 GB dual channel RAM (though Windows only shows 3.5 GB) Sound Blaster Audigy 2 sound card PNY Geforce 8800 GT 512 MB video Windows Vista Home Premium x32.
1 halo 2 problem the game loads fine but when i start to play it gets choppy to desribe it best the player looks up real fast and moves fast like its choppy this only happens when i look up and down then move, when i move the controller sticks and keyboard ADWS keys make game play chopy as well i have tryed reinstalling both win 7 and halo2 my graphix card is a gtx 580 i also reinstalled the 360 controller drivers and sound driver everything is up to date i even tryed messing with rezolution please help and thank you My System Specs OS windows 7 64 -bit CPU amd 1100 T Motherboard Crosshair V Formula Memory corsair 4gig vengance Graphics Card 3 gb SC gtx 580 Sound Card 3 gb SC gtx 580 Monitor(s) Displays panasonic tv Screen Resolution 1824x1026 Keyboard logitech k520 Mouse logitech k520, R. A. T 9 mouse Case lan boy air Cooling cosair h60 Hard Drives cosair 60gb ssd 2 Try running the game in compatibility mode in XP SP3. My System Specs System Manufacturer/ Model Number Asus OS Windows 7 Pro x64 SP1 and Mac OS X CPU Intel Core i7-3820 Sandy Bridge- E at 4.75 GHz Motherboard ASUS Rampage IV Extreme Memory 8 x Corsair 8 GB DDR3 64 GB Kit @1866 Overclocked @2000 Graphics Card GTX 580 and MSI R6870 Sound Card HDMI on GPU and ACL898 Monitor(s) Displays 32 Sony EX-500 120 Hz Screen Resolution 1920x1080 P Keyboard HP Wireless Elite Keyboard Mouse HP Wireless Elite Mouse PSU Corsair Professional Series Gold AX850 Case Corsair 800 D Cooling Corsair H80 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler Hard Drives 1 x Corsair Force Series GT CSSD- F60 GBGT- BK ( OS) 2 x Western Digital Caviar Black Sata III 750 GB ( Raid 0) 1 x Western Digital Caviar Black Sata III 1 TB ( Media) 2 x Western Digital Caviar Black Sata II 640 GB ( Raid 0) Internet Speed Cable, Vision Tek Bigfoot Killer 2100 Gaming Network Card Other Info 4 x GELID Solutions FN- TX12-15 120mm Case Fan with Superior.
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