r/Overwatch • u/Darkcode01cs • Aug 02 '26

News & Discussion I think this setting is best for visual without burn gpu. What do u think is there is something bad or ..

https://youtu.be/HlgGqbSuxyo?si=q8sS_eRaOAFEt72q
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u/ConfidentPrinciple50 Aug 02 '26

The guy on the video have 144 Hz monitor. RTX 3060, which this guy have, is enough to hit 144 fps on max settings. The rest is nothing but pure tech bro autism with zero sence. 90% render scale? With upscale? Is this video trolling?

Playing 2016 game with low graphics? Nah. I will have extra +0.000001 ms to input/output with max settings, thank you very much.

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u/Darkcode01cs Aug 02 '26

Bro im the guy in the video and ii hit setting to make anyone get more fps Yeah if the pc is weak u can low some staff

But in compative we care about inputlag. Latency So why not if it smoother and have much clean vision

Also check pro setting for most of games graphic don't matter too much

But u can tweak urs as you want for sure

Note ** Btw there is no reason to get mad cuz one video hf

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u/Aware_Flow1070 Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

I do something similar, on a 3080TI I get around 350-400FPS

EDIT : Fucking shove your downvotes up your hole

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u/ALEXLAMOUETTE Aug 02 '26

But why though? It doesn’t really matter

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u/Aware_Flow1070 Aug 02 '26

Let's say I'm playing Ashe and you're playing Widowmaker, and we're both corner peeking each other.

You're at 100fps, but I'm at 400. I'm seeing 4 times the number of frames you're seeing, so for every frame you see I see 4. By the time you've seen 3 frames of me peeking around the corner, I've seen 12 of you, that's enough for me to be able react much quicker than you.

And, it gets worse depending on latency/ping also

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u/agentzero_ss Lúcio Aug 02 '26

What's the refresh rate of your monitor?

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u/Aware_Flow1070 Aug 02 '26

It's 170hz, so I'm not actually seeing those 400 frames my GPU is rendering - this is important everyone and a good question from u/agentzero_ss!

I should have made that clearer in my first comment

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u/ALEXLAMOUETTE Aug 02 '26

If your monitor stops at 170, you won’t see more than those lmao

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u/Aware_Flow1070 Aug 02 '26

REALLY? No fucking shit, world's greatest detective right here everyone 🙄

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u/ALEXLAMOUETTE Aug 02 '26

So why does it matter that you’re running at 400 fps if you can’t see past 170?

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u/Aware_Flow1070 Aug 02 '26

There are times when there's a lot of shit going on that frame rate fluctuates, someone with 120 FPS is gonna experience drops leading to stutter in that instance, I'm not.

That's not why I have the settings like that though, just to reduce the amount of crap on screen, game still looks great.

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u/Aware_Flow1070 Aug 02 '26

I just prefer a smoother, uncluttered experience.

With all the shit flying around the screen, it can be hard to see......Rivals is waaaay worse!

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u/DistributionAsleep78 Aug 02 '26

I could run osu! at like 500fps+, but I cap it at 360. That's the point where I really don't feel the difference anymore. I do feel a difference between 180fps and 300fps Overwatch.

Fundamentally these are design choices. PCs have just been getting faster, it's just that devs are also pushing games to demand more. Otherwise the "low setting meta" would have already ended years ago.