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[agracier]

Is there any upper limit to the number of frs in BAT?

Presently I get 75 frs maximum, which drops to around 40 in combat with multiple planes in view or with multiple explosions.

It is much much better than I used to get with a lower range monitor, but still, if it can be brought up higher, so much the better.

[WxTech]

If not using VSync, and other factors go to making a fast-to-render view, frame rates can get up to several hundred. I've seen over 300 fps with simple video settings, even at 2560X1440.

[agracier]

If not using VSync, and other factors go to making a fast-to-render view, frame rates can get up to several hundred. I've seen over 300 fps with simple video settings, even at 2560X1440.

wow! tnx, this is very encouraging ...

[WxTech]

Of course, a monitor is the final arbiter on frame rate, given its particular refresh rate.

Best strategy is to get a high refresh rate monitor, such as 144Hz. If you use TrackIR, which can synthesize a 120 fps rate, you'll be able to take advantage of glass-smooth head panning at least some of the time.

[agracier]

Of course, a monitor is the final arbiter on frame rate, given its particular refresh rate.

Best strategy is to get a high refresh rate monitor, such as 144Hz. If you use TrackIR, which can synthesize a 120 fps rate, you'll be able to take advantage of glass-smooth head panning at least some of the time.

That's my plan. I was flabbergasted to learn that some (affordable) monitors go up to 220 hertz. I found that using a 70 hertz monitor already drastically improved frs and incidentally my flying ability (ha ha). So I am very eager to see what at least a 144 hrz can deliver ...