@@LazerTazer just don't be clicking any fishy links online and take proper precautions when dealing with the internet and you won't get a virus, and on the off chance you do they aren't hard to remove. :)
I love this video, it's really good because no stalling. no slow talking. no over explaining. you respect the viewer enough to not think they're dumb. and there isn't anything too flashy or distracting in the video. 10/10 you earned a sub.
The “UI QUALITY” in valorant settings won't affect fps, but it makes your game UIs translucent instead of opaque, it helps if u are changing settings mid game n u can see if someone appears on your screen
Thank you so much man, my fps was at 80-110 and I followed your steps and my fps shot up to 150-230 fps and my fps isn't going below 120. Appreciate it!
this video helped me so much, used to be a laggy player with 30fps and lag spikes when there was too much action. after following this guide i'm getting 40-50fps and no lag spikes, already playing way better.
Overclocking your cpu will also net more fps. Valorant is a core count, clock speed, and multithread based game. I have a 5800x aswell, and if you have a compatible motherboard, good airflow, good cooler, and a power supply with enough headroom for overclocking; there are no downsides to overclocking. Enabling PBO in bios settings/AMD ryzen settings will automatically overclock your cpu and improve performance. Dual channel and atleast 16gb of ram is optimal for Valorant, and will reduce stutters and improve frame stability. Your GPU will be the main factor for input lag and this is especially the case for AMD gpus. Low end Nvidia Gpus continue to perform better at input latency reduction compared to low end AMD gpus. You can test to see if your gpu is bottlenecking your cpu by uncapping fps and looking at gpu utilization. If your gpu is stuck at 100% utilization uncapped it means you are bottlenecked.
@@maccydaddy221 overclocking puts more strain on the cpu, you will probably have to replace your CPU faster than if you didn't overclock. it does give you more frames though, but its a trade-off
actually insane guide - i had just built a new pc, and was frustrated that even tho i blew my savings on premium parts, i couldn't even get 240 fps consistantly, making my 240hz monitor kinda useless. I knew my settings were unoptimized but this was wild, i went from 220-230 to high 300s to 400s, sometimes pushing 500. Well done
make sure ur not running a hdmi cable. Always make sure u have a display cable running from ur gpu into ur monitor or else ur monitor wont be running at 240 hrtz
Great vid. I followed many vids but my fps just stuck to 60-90 but when I followed this one it went to 90-130 with 100-120 being my constant fps. It was a blessing for this pop in my recommendations and now I instantly hit more headshots
Thank you so much for making this video man although I average 200+ fps ingame already, I've had so many issues with input delay and although I think a lot of is still related to the servers themselves, it definitely helps to optimize everything from our end as well, this was so helfpul man :)
i already had all of the stuff in the video done but my windows updated and messed with a ton of settings and i totally blanked on what i needed to fix!!! was super helpful catching me up on what i had to fix, thank you so much
I started with 140-170 fps, sometimes got down to 80, and now I get 200 most of the time, thank you so much bro imma send this vid to my friend that has a shitty computer
Went thru this entire thing and i only gained 15 fps (45 -> 60-70) but my fps drops, stuttering, and teleporting issues dissapeared. For some reason thought these things were scams, thanks for the help!
Bloom and antiorostopic filtering 4x don't affect fps too much, and they especially make the purple sovereign, glitchpop and prime look better, bloom makes any skin that radiates some kind of light look better, with glitchpop the difference is night and day, and the antiorostopic filtering lowers the pixelatedness of purple sovereign lines, like the one's in the video, I use 8x now that I have a better pc, imo 16x is just overkill
@@haroldborro2220 any anti aliasing like the fxaa or msaa are fps killers, my gtx 1050 ti pulls me around 144 fps but turn anti aliasing on and you can bet your ass I'll be playing on 30fps...
I already knew about all of these, but it's nice that someone shares his knowledge. Btw as you mentioned, VALORANT is a game VERY CPU bound. A setup like mine (RTX 2070 SUPER, R7 3800X) gets about 100 fps less while in the range.
However, I have my memory tuned, my CPU overclocked to a nice 3.95GHz and my GTX 1080 clocked to the highest stable values. Which could explain me making up the 12% difference in our cards but not really the huge difference in CPU. That being the CPU I was actually planning on upgrading to.
Really appreciate you making this video. Also at 3:12, finding 'Valorant-shipping' is MUCH easier using a program called Everything. This instantly searches all your drives for that file name, and you can exclude certain file types. Windows search should only be used to launch very easy to find programs imo, Everything is a must-have.
3:38 The next two tips simply don't give you more FPS. Firstly, when you enable High Performance, your PC just needs more Power and doesn't have any tangible impact on your FPS. Secondly, the deactivation of the Delivery Optimizations doesn't have any impact on your FPS or Internet Speed as well. By default, Windows does only enable Delivery Optimizations on Windows-PCs in your local Network. And Windows prioritizes processes which require an internet connection, that you don't feel any disadvantages by having this setting enabled. But overall, in my opinion, the video is a good guide for optimizing your PC to play Valorant and other games.
@@ryanlee9150 Personally, I'm not noticing any difference when having this setting turned on, but it's just an unnecessary step which just doesn't belong in a video for more FPS :D
@@jin3649 A higher frame rate always means a higher battery use. Keep that in mind. So when you use your battery more, of course it'll shorten your battery life. But I can't tell, how much it'll.
Hey Sena, Great video, I changed some of the settings that you showed in the video and it helped boost my fps by a lot! (When my144hz laptop was new, I was getting 180-200 fps in game. Now it's a few months old and I get around 130-180 maybe a little bit over, sometimes. I've recently installed SQUADOV and i even didn't let it run in the background and since then my FPS has dropped significantly, which is strange, about 100-130, from my quick glances at my FPS every now and then. Now, with these settings, I get a little lower than my FPS when my laptop was new! Thanks a lot, will edit the comment when I go in game. (The reason I didn't change all the settings that you showed me is that I couldn't find them. Some NVIDIA and Windows settings weren't there when I followed your instructions. I am pretty sure it is because of a new update...) Anyways, thanks again! I'm subscribed and your channel is a really good source for gameplay and info and stuff.
dude this was so helpful, my main game for a long time was minecraft and it reached 240 hz easily but in val i struggled to even get 150fps and now im averaging like 350 tysm dude
I'd like if you explain what each element we enable and disable do, i know and understand because im into computers, but for people that isnt into comouters, then they may be disabling some things they dont want to disable. With that exception, a great tutorial.
I would NOT recommend setting power management to [Maximum performance]. Especially not globally... instead you can take the lazy approach and set it to [Adaptive] OR set it on a per application basis via profiles. (nVidia CP does global) You will get A LOT of Google results, claiming Optimal and Adaptive are the same.. this is NOT true. ** Optimal = It will limit the GPU power and clock to reduce heat, etc. ** Adaptive = GPU will dynamically adjust the power and clock speeds based on the usage of the 3D application. (So if it needs max... it gets max) ** Maximum = GPU will try to run at max power and clock, regardless of the 3D app usage. So if globally set to Maximum it will be... like Cyberpunk = Max also Among Us = Max. I mean I am sure we all want our GPU's maxed out for Among Us, but highly un-necessary especially if you are doing any overclocking. I would say if you are at GTX 1070 or up. Valorant is unlikely ever reach a spot where it will utilize the full card especially with AA and more intensive smoothing/graphical enhancements turned off. Or if your CPU is bottlenecking the card in any way. Your stuttering and microstutters, might not be just GPU utilization. But a combination of CPU->GPU and other hardware variables... power supplies, not delivering, etc. You will get the same performance at Adaptive as you will Maximum, you can test it out for yourself. You just won't get the same max clock speeds when playing Uno. If you want to be 100% sure Valorant is getting max you can do that via the "Program Settings" tab by adding it to the list.
@@Axezz If that is all your concern is then yeah. However the change might not be that great. I would recommend, IF YOU HAVE the knowledge, a combination of underclocking/undervolting your GPU and CPU. If you really want a noticeable decrease in heat-to-room output. Either that or get some really long quality cables routed from the room next door or from a closet, haha. Much the way Linus did on one of his videos... no PC in your equals less heat. ;) However, if you do... any thing where you might want your hardware's full potential to easily be accessible, I would recommend looking into power profiles and various P-state settings (being very careful with P-states and making sure you know what you are doing, most BIOS will have this same disclaimer). As you said "always" which to me may mean things like... sleep/idle states may not be being used.
@@Axezz What is the longest time? I assume that you have "Unlock voltage control" in settings checked? With the combination of "Low Level" settings as well?
The ONLY thing that you really want to make sure is that the "Perform scaling on:" is set to Display not GPU. There is no need for your GPU to be doing any scaling at all. The scaling mode really only effects things where you are outside of your natural aspect ratio or resolution... i.e. 4:3 and you are 16:9. So any setting is fine if you are 1080p and using 1080p resolution or a sequential 16:9 aspect ratio. If you are trying to stretch things then the scaling mode will have an impact, but otherwise "Perform scaling on" is the biggest performance feature in this section of the nVidia Control Panel. Otherwise unless you are seeing black bars at some point in some application the scaling mode probably won't matter to you ever. Edit: Oh yeah, I didn't explain why even though the first sentence answers your question. GPU scaling can(could) introduce extra input lag as it requires a little extra processing. To test if your monitor supports scaling: You can select Full-Screen on your nVidia Control Panel and then change the resolution to 800x600 or any 4:3 resolution and see if it takes up the whole screen. And then select "No scaling" for an itty bitty desktop experience.
hey, just wondering how large of an impact gpu makes when running higher quality objects and such in game. I currently have a ryzen 7 3700x cpu and a 710gt gpu (because of gpu shortage and lack of money). Thanks!
@@DivinityCODMYT how expensive*. Again this game is very cpu intensive. Any processor above 120$ should give constant 165+ fps. which processor do u use?
Last year when I played valorant it ran at a smooth 70-100 FPS on high settings, never had any frame drops which affected my gameplay. Now, since I've reinstalled I get 10-100 FPS no matter which graphical settings (whether it's on high or low, I receive identical frames), I continually experience extreme frame drops. Every turn of my mouse, straight down to 10 FPS for shoot back up to 70-100 FPS moment I stop moving. It's unplayable, nothing seems to fix it. All my drivers are up to date, I don't understand what has caused this... one thing I note which may fix this issue is multi-threading, that setting option doesn't appear in my settings? I'm on a Ryzen 7, so it should appear?
@@zueツ will do it today, no other game i play has that issue - only valorant by slamming to almost zero. Every game I played sits comfortably at-or-above 60FPS.
i already get like almost 600 fps when looking at a wall on high settings yet im still tryna push my fps to the maximum so thats why im here! ily sena :3
brother i love you so much, you are more than a god to me, i got promoted to 12th grade and i needed a laptop because i was studying computer science so i asked for one from my parents. my parents knew i liked valorant cuz before that i used to play it once a week on my dad's laptop on sundays, so what they did was that they especially selected that kind of laptop for me that couldn't run it smoothly. i was so frustrated cuz of that, but now after applying these settings on my pc, it runs on 60 fps, that's good enough for me to at least being able to play it now. ALL THANKS TO YOU I AM CRYING
I used to run 180 frames capped with no drops and randomly yesterday started getting drops the whole game and was losing games cuz of it.You saved me!❤️❤️
ONE MAJOR THING I FORGOT TO MENTION: Type "Background apps" in your windows search bar and make sure "Let apps run in the background" is turned off!
Bro your famous on tik tok!
@@4GTune I'm far from famous, but I appreciate it :)
@@SenaVL heyy...wanna play some val??
Whats about windows defender lol
@@LazerTazer just don't be clicking any fishy links online and take proper precautions when dealing with the internet and you won't get a virus, and on the off chance you do they aren't hard to remove. :)
Thanks for this! I can now see enemies one tapping me in 100+ fps
AHAHAHHAHAHA
do u know how to check FPS?
@@agenocidalpolarbear1079 It's on the video settings, show the client fps
😭
My file explorer view is different please help me
I love this video, it's really good because
no stalling.
no slow talking.
no over explaining.
you respect the viewer enough to not think they're dumb.
and there isn't anything too flashy or distracting in the video.
10/10 you earned a sub.
This is a comment section not a reviews place but ok
@Cath iriss sorry i was tilted from losing 300rr
@@XuraYT sad to hear bro but it shouldnt be an excuse to down others
@@nicolotomas370 ur right I was tilted and I felt like it
@@XuraYT you can say anything you like in the comments.
The “UI QUALITY” in valorant settings won't affect fps, but it makes your game UIs translucent instead of opaque, it helps if u are changing settings mid game n u can see if someone appears on your screen
The game in the background when settings is up turns a lot darker if I choose low for UI Quality. I find Med the best.
i had 200-220 fps in the range and now im getting 300-350, this a life saver
the life saver is giving me your pc mate
@@bluewater1918 lmfao mans was complaining about 200 fps, meanwhile im tryna get a consistent 30
@@OneTakeEverest how is he complaining, literally was just saying it helped
@@OneTakeEverest SAME LMAO
oh yes 200 isnt enough
This is insane of how much of a difference this makes, not only in valorant, but in other games as well. Props to you for giving a top tier guide!! :)
Frfr
I was 200-300 in game now 300-400ish verys from those
Thank you so much man, my fps was at 80-110 and I followed your steps and my fps shot up to 150-230 fps and my fps isn't going below 120. Appreciate it!
Bruh for me 60fps is enough༎ຶ‿༎ຶ thats how low spec my pc is and my pc doesn't even sit at 60fps it's just, 8-30fps
@@miyamura8121 throw that wooden box out the get a real pc
@@akhilsistla7416 lmao I'm poor so I can't
you cant feel my pain having 1 fps litrally
@@miyamura8121 ur lucky im 25 fps
this video helped me so much, used to be a laggy player with 30fps and lag spikes when there was too much action. after following this guide i'm getting 40-50fps and no lag spikes, already playing way better.
Glad I could help out!
copied comment lmao
I knoowwww
@@zyrovalorant3588 yes lmao
woah you used to get 30 fps? crazy
Overclocking your cpu will also net more fps. Valorant is a core count, clock speed, and multithread based game. I have a 5800x aswell, and if you have a compatible motherboard, good airflow, good cooler, and a power supply with enough headroom for overclocking; there are no downsides to overclocking. Enabling PBO in bios settings/AMD ryzen settings will automatically overclock your cpu and improve performance. Dual channel and atleast 16gb of ram is optimal for Valorant, and will reduce stutters and improve frame stability. Your GPU will be the main factor for input lag and this is especially the case for AMD gpus. Low end Nvidia Gpus continue to perform better at input latency reduction compared to low end AMD gpus. You can test to see if your gpu is bottlenecking your cpu by uncapping fps and looking at gpu utilization. If your gpu is stuck at 100% utilization uncapped it means you are bottlenecked.
so what does this mean? are you saying it can mess up my CPU doing this.
@@maccydaddy221 overclocking puts more strain on the cpu, you will probably have to replace your CPU faster than if you didn't overclock. it does give you more frames though, but its a trade-off
@@absoluteziro1499 so how long will your cpu last with this strain now. I mainly only use it to play val and some school work.
@@maccydaddy221 from my experience, if you constantly overclock your cpu will die in around 2 years instead of the usual 4-5
@@absoluteziro1499 it’s only gonna get overclocked when I’m on val right? Or even when I’m doing other stuff like watching yoyube
actually insane guide - i had just built a new pc, and was frustrated that even tho i blew my savings on premium parts, i couldn't even get 240 fps consistantly, making my 240hz monitor kinda useless. I knew my settings were unoptimized but this was wild, i went from 220-230 to high 300s to 400s, sometimes pushing 500. Well done
make sure ur not running a hdmi cable. Always make sure u have a display cable running from ur gpu into ur monitor or else ur monitor wont be running at 240 hrtz
@@adamalonoqi5684 that’s false new hdmi versions can do 240
@@ceementality they cannot, it should be very expensive hdmi then and I didn’t hear about any that can run 240hz
@@Tim_Sorrow it’s a 10 dollar cable
@@ceementality never seen one
I used to get a constant 90 fps and now its 150 i would HIGHLY recommend doing this
Glad it worked for you brother 🙏
cap
@@ishaanchandel6966 not a cap bro try it yourself
@@zueツ i did all this way back when i got my laptop in oct 2020 ............ and i still get 100- 120 fps that too dips to 80
@@ishaanchandel6966 60+ fps is playable
I was getting 25-30 before but now I'm getting "Val crashed" thanks for helping
It boosted my fps so much!
Glad to hear it! :D
Thank you for this work❤
Great vid. I followed many vids but my fps just stuck to 60-90 but when I followed this one it went to 90-130 with 100-120 being my constant fps. It was a blessing for this pop in my recommendations and now I instantly hit more headshots
whats ur refresh rate? if 60 then its placebo you just get more confident ith higher fps, if 144 then yes so much easier
@@natisasleep it's 144hz from Acer nitro 5
@@natisasleep Not really it helps with input lag, try to lock the fps to 60 and then unlocked in a 60hz monitor you will see the difference.
probably the most underrated video ive ever seen, thanks man!
Great, compact guide! Big thumps up my man 😁
Thanks dude! Works amazing, just earned a sub
Thank you so much for making this video man although I average 200+ fps ingame already, I've had so many issues with input delay and although I think a lot of is still related to the servers themselves, it definitely helps to optimize everything from our end as well, this was so helfpul man :)
i already had all of the stuff in the video done but my windows updated and messed with a ton of settings and i totally blanked on what i needed to fix!!! was super helpful catching me up on what i had to fix, thank you so much
YOU DID SUCH GOOD EXPLANATION AND EVERYTHING JUST MADE SINCE AND I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW 10/10 you just got a sub!
POV: u came from the tiktok video
Didnt. Was searching
@@sebilovesgod then I clearly wasn’t talking to u 💀
Yes hahaha
I did
True shit
Thanks buddy, I don’t usually like videos but this helped too much.
I appreciate your content and therefore gave you a like
ty man improved my fps u got a like and a sub :)
Im so glad it helped! Thank you :)
This gonna change the competition tide bro wow thankyou so much bro i hit the like subscribe bell on and shared it to as many people as possible
Thank you this really helped me, I was hardstuck bronze because of my frame drops, now im Gold ❤️
You earned my sub mate.. Love your vids
I used to have only 80 fps but now I got 170 fps. Very thank
I started with 140-170 fps, sometimes got down to 80, and now I get 200 most of the time, thank you so much bro imma send this vid to my friend that has a shitty computer
Went thru this entire thing and i only gained 15 fps (45 -> 60-70) but my fps drops, stuttering, and teleporting issues dissapeared. For some reason thought these things were scams, thanks for the help!
I knew some of this but there is so much, even for me some where new things. Great video, very informative 👍
Bloom and antiorostopic filtering 4x don't affect fps too much, and they especially make the purple sovereign, glitchpop and prime look better, bloom makes any skin that radiates some kind of light look better, with glitchpop the difference is night and day, and the antiorostopic filtering lowers the pixelatedness of purple sovereign lines, like the one's in the video, I use 8x now that I have a better pc, imo 16x is just overkill
man theres a think called input lag.
@@franadavt1183 mhm?
Really? Just use FXAA man my weak gt 710 doesn't lose fps and makes the ragged edges soo smooth
@@haroldborro2220 any anti aliasing like the fxaa or msaa are fps killers, my gtx 1050 ti pulls me around 144 fps but turn anti aliasing on and you can bet your ass I'll be playing on 30fps...
@@ahtiulanen6122 not my problem i dont lose too much fps on fxaa 3 to 5 frames only drop
tysm for help bro!! helped a lot
Dude this actually worked!! You deserve a sub:)
Thank you so much, I'm so glad it worked!
bro is a legend for this one, you have the streets respect.
I already knew about all of these, but it's nice that someone shares his knowledge. Btw as you mentioned, VALORANT is a game VERY CPU bound. A setup like mine (RTX 2070 SUPER, R7 3800X) gets about 100 fps less while in the range.
EDIT: It's actually around 200 fps in the range! But in a real game the difference is smaller.
@@debox3054 Wow... I am running a Ryzen 5 1600AF and GTX 1080. I am capped at 185fps, but uncapped I get 200-230 fps.
However, I have my memory tuned, my CPU overclocked to a nice 3.95GHz and my GTX 1080 clocked to the highest stable values. Which could explain me making up the 12% difference in our cards but not really the huge difference in CPU. That being the CPU I was actually planning on upgrading to.
Probably this would be the best video of valorant and windows optimization, thanks for the vid bro
“I used to struggle getting 200” me: I play on 45 😭
Me currently playing at 20 to 30
Man the fact that I started watching you with only 7 k subs and 45 k thats impressive. I hope the growth helps you in life you deserve it.
Really appreciate you making this video. Also at 3:12, finding 'Valorant-shipping' is MUCH easier using a program called Everything. This instantly searches all your drives for that file name, and you can exclude certain file types. Windows search should only be used to launch very easy to find programs imo, Everything is a must-have.
So smooth gameplay! Thanks man!
3:38 The next two tips simply don't give you more FPS. Firstly, when you enable High Performance, your PC just needs more Power and doesn't have any tangible impact on your FPS. Secondly, the deactivation of the Delivery Optimizations doesn't have any impact on your FPS or Internet Speed as well. By default, Windows does only enable Delivery Optimizations on Windows-PCs in your local Network. And Windows prioritizes processes which require an internet connection, that you don't feel any disadvantages by having this setting enabled. But overall, in my opinion, the video is a good guide for optimizing your PC to play Valorant and other games.
yea ii thought so tbh so i might turn that back on reassured after what u said bro :)
@@ryanlee9150 Personally, I'm not noticing any difference when having this setting turned on, but it's just an unnecessary step which just doesn't belong in a video for more FPS :D
do some of these tips affect the battery life?
@@jin3649 A higher frame rate always means a higher battery use. Keep that in mind. So when you use your battery more, of course it'll shorten your battery life. But I can't tell, how much it'll.
im gonna sub thank you so much i use to run 60 fps now i run 350-360
thank you, helped for me a lot, i recently bought a 240hz monitor and i couldnt reach stabil 240fps, now i have stabil 280fps ! :D
Lets goo! Im so happy it helped :)
UR THE BEST!!! THIS HELPED ME OUT A LOT
Hey Sena,
Great video, I changed some of the settings that you showed in the video and it helped boost my fps by a lot! (When my144hz laptop was new, I was getting 180-200 fps in game. Now it's a few months old and I get around 130-180 maybe a little bit over, sometimes. I've recently installed SQUADOV and i even didn't let it run in the background and since then my FPS has dropped significantly, which is strange, about 100-130, from my quick glances at my FPS every now and then. Now, with these settings, I get a little lower than my FPS when my laptop was new! Thanks a lot, will edit the comment when I go in game. (The reason I didn't change all the settings that you showed me is that I couldn't find them. Some NVIDIA and Windows settings weren't there when I followed your instructions. I am pretty sure it is because of a new update...)
Anyways, thanks again! I'm subscribed and your channel is a really good source for gameplay and info and stuff.
Hey try changing your thermal paste of your cpu
@@fahimahmed6971 sorry for the late reply, but no idea what that means sorry lmfao
TY so much bro you don't know how much this helped i kept on getting frame freezes
My shit went from 60-70fps to 200 in 15 mins, thanks man this helped alot
I doubt that but okay if it worked for you.
Cap
Did u buy a processor or what? That fps boost looks surreal
@@abysswalker3294 did it work for you?
dude this was so helpful, my main game for a long time was minecraft and it reached 240 hz easily but in val i struggled to even get 150fps and now im averaging like 350 tysm dude
Hey thanks for the helpful tricks but do u know if the power consumption is greatly increased by those settings?
@Gael DM okay good to know thanks
u earned a sub my guy very fast explaning
I'd like if you explain what each element we enable and disable do, i know and understand because im into computers, but for people that isnt into comouters, then they may be disabling some things they dont want to disable. With that exception, a great tutorial.
most of it is just making you’re game look slightly worse for better fps
Thanks dude, I got approximately 80 fps more because of those setting. This vid is not clickbait. Peace out !
I would NOT recommend setting power management to [Maximum performance]. Especially not globally... instead you can take the lazy approach and set it to [Adaptive] OR set it on a per application basis via profiles. (nVidia CP does global) You will get A LOT of Google results, claiming Optimal and Adaptive are the same.. this is NOT true.
** Optimal = It will limit the GPU power and clock to reduce heat, etc.
** Adaptive = GPU will dynamically adjust the power and clock speeds based on the usage of the 3D application. (So if it needs max... it gets max)
** Maximum = GPU will try to run at max power and clock, regardless of the 3D app usage.
So if globally set to Maximum it will be... like Cyberpunk = Max also Among Us = Max. I mean I am sure we all want our GPU's maxed out for Among Us, but highly un-necessary especially if you are doing any overclocking.
I would say if you are at GTX 1070 or up. Valorant is unlikely ever reach a spot where it will utilize the full card especially with AA and more intensive smoothing/graphical enhancements turned off.
Or if your CPU is bottlenecking the card in any way. Your stuttering and microstutters, might not be just GPU utilization. But a combination of CPU->GPU and other hardware variables... power supplies, not delivering, etc.
You will get the same performance at Adaptive as you will Maximum, you can test it out for yourself. You just won't get the same max clock speeds when playing Uno. If you want to be 100% sure Valorant is getting max you can do that via the "Program Settings" tab by adding it to the list.
should i use optimal? cause i want less heat as my room is always hot
@@Axezz If that is all your concern is then yeah. However the change might not be that great.
I would recommend, IF YOU HAVE the knowledge, a combination of underclocking/undervolting your GPU and CPU. If you really want a noticeable decrease in heat-to-room output.
Either that or get some really long quality cables routed from the room next door or from a closet, haha. Much the way Linus did on one of his videos... no PC in your equals less heat. ;)
However, if you do... any thing where you might want your hardware's full potential to easily be accessible, I would recommend looking into power profiles and various P-state settings (being very careful with P-states and making sure you know what you are doing, most BIOS will have this same disclaimer). As you said "always" which to me may mean things like... sleep/idle states may not be being used.
@@peptoyo I’ve been trying to undervolt my 2060 super for the longest but I don’t understand it. I have the msi afterburner but yeah
@@Axezz What is the longest time? I assume that you have "Unlock voltage control" in settings checked? With the combination of "Low Level" settings as well?
@@peptoyo I don’t see unlock voltage control. I have power limit all the ay down and temp limit down. And my pc gets hot. I wanna reduce the temp
LEGIT BOOSTED MY FPS ! THANKYOU SO MUCH ! GENUINE VIDEO
Quick question: Under the desktop size and position tab in the control panel, what scaling mode should you use and what should you perform scaling on?
I use aspect ratio. If I'm being honest I have no idea if this is the best setting but it's been working good for me.
Use fullscreen
The ONLY thing that you really want to make sure is that the "Perform scaling on:" is set to Display not GPU. There is no need for your GPU to be doing any scaling at all.
The scaling mode really only effects things where you are outside of your natural aspect ratio or resolution... i.e. 4:3 and you are 16:9. So any setting is fine if you are 1080p and using 1080p resolution or a sequential 16:9 aspect ratio. If you are trying to stretch things then the scaling mode will have an impact, but otherwise "Perform scaling on" is the biggest performance feature in this section of the nVidia Control Panel. Otherwise unless you are seeing black bars at some point in some application the scaling mode probably won't matter to you ever.
Edit: Oh yeah, I didn't explain why even though the first sentence answers your question.
GPU scaling can(could) introduce extra input lag as it requires a little extra processing.
To test if your monitor supports scaling:
You can select Full-Screen on your nVidia Control Panel and then change the resolution to 800x600 or any 4:3 resolution and see if it takes up the whole screen.
And then select "No scaling" for an itty bitty desktop experience.
hey, just wondering how large of an impact gpu makes when running higher quality objects and such in game. I currently have a ryzen 7 3700x cpu and a 710gt gpu (because of gpu shortage and lack of money). Thanks!
thats a massive bottleneck wow
I think the gpu upgrade would help a lot. When you have an outdated gpu like yours it's makes the cpu not as effective.
@@SenaVL for sure the gpu upgrade will help him gpu isint giving the cpu much space to do its full potential
@@SenaVL i dont think "gpu upgrade" is a thing now lol
@@SenaVL thanks for the valuable info :D
Sena ty man so much, u help me in 2023 lets go bro!
My fps is 60 while walking and shooting one-two persons, but drops to 30 when there is viper wall + raze grenade + other effects
Did his video work for you?
this helped me so much, thank u man!
oh my gosh. literally doubled my fps from ~110 to consistently over 220.
Perfect, enjoy the extra frames! :))
Got straight to the point and worked well. You earned my sub. :D
big props to this guy, fps went from 60 to consistent 144
Props to you, sir. 👍
Wow really what specs you got?
@@DivinityCODMYT so basically he got a new monitor
Bruh I'm still lagging with expensive specs idk how to fix
@@DivinityCODMYT how expensive*. Again this game is very cpu intensive. Any processor above 120$ should give constant 165+ fps. which processor do u use?
MASSIVE help mate, thanks!
Thx my fps went from 69 to 420
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Lmfao
Thank you sena I went from 30 fps in the range to 200 fps in range
I know dont have frame drops due to the fact I'm at a constant 0.2 frames per second
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@@SenaVL my bad I fixed the issue and my valorant frames are better now
Thank u very much bro, have a good day
Last year when I played valorant it ran at a smooth 70-100 FPS on high settings, never had any frame drops which affected my gameplay.
Now, since I've reinstalled I get 10-100 FPS no matter which graphical settings (whether it's on high or low, I receive identical frames), I continually experience extreme frame drops. Every turn of my mouse, straight down to 10 FPS for shoot back up to 70-100 FPS moment I stop moving.
It's unplayable, nothing seems to fix it. All my drivers are up to date, I don't understand what has caused this... one thing I note which may fix this issue is multi-threading, that setting option doesn't appear in my settings? I'm on a Ryzen 7, so it should appear?
I have the same problem, don’t know how to fix it, only thing in my mind is to upgrade my pc, even though my current setup should run fine :/
me too :((
Try using process lasso and uncheck the cpu 0 from the cpu list , it will help a lot ,there are many videos on UA-cam btw
Reinstall valo ig?
@@zueツ will do it today, no other game i play has that issue - only valorant by slamming to almost zero. Every game I played sits comfortably at-or-above 60FPS.
im so happy that i found a gem channel
Thank you so much, helped a ton! ❤
It actually worked I have had this problem and everything wouldnt work I had to come to the vid and say thank you alot for this
Amazing video, Well explained! Great job
i already get like almost 600 fps when looking at a wall on high settings yet im still tryna push my fps to the maximum so thats why im here! ily sena :3
Really good video! Thanks boss
I was stuggling to find a video that’ll optimize my fps. I tried this and it worked!! Thank you so much
I usually never leave coments lmao but oh damn this video helped me so muchhhhhh. Thank youuuuuu
hands down the best "boost your FPS in Valorant" video out there
Quick,simple u get it done in no time.My fps now goes to 1000.Highly recommend and great work!
My G man
It worked
Thank you so much
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Bro thank you so much it worked so good
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thank you dude it really works
Thank you so much it helped me a lot!
Great video bro. Please keep updating these guides when necessary! 😁
Thanks very much you even boosted my windows
I subscribed keep it up this heled alot
you dont understand how much this helped i was dying so much cause of bad fps thank you
brother i love you so much, you are more than a god to me, i got promoted to 12th grade and i needed a laptop because i was studying computer science so i asked for one from my parents. my parents knew i liked valorant cuz before that i used to play it once a week on my dad's laptop on sundays, so what they did was that they especially selected that kind of laptop for me that couldn't run it smoothly. i was so frustrated cuz of that, but now after applying these settings on my pc, it runs on 60 fps, that's good enough for me to at least being able to play it now. ALL THANKS TO YOU I AM CRYING
thanks man, it helps a lot !
Thank you so much man!
Thank you so much man! and congratulations on a new subscriber lol
thanks for the great video it helped a lot!!!
Thanks Dude.This tutortial literaly helped me
I used to run 180 frames capped with no drops and randomly yesterday started getting drops the whole game and was losing games cuz of it.You saved me!❤️❤️
Very good video thanks to you!
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This video was quite precise and helpful. I subscribed and look forward to watching new content sir