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Originally Posted by kiahann
This is how it works the more fps is kinda like resolution in away. the higher the fps pretty much the more "pixels you have" therefor higher quality most people run it on 30 because it looks great and plays well (with a lot of the newer computers)
Fps uses cpu to run it and ram got a lot of both of those and your pretty much set.
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Okay so is it true that there shouldn't be any FPS problems (like FPS limited to 30) if I set my Fraps settings to 30FPS on a high performance pc...generally? I have experienced FPS issues when I have used this settings and I couldn't play smoothly. The only way was to raise the FPS in the Fraps settings and I could play how I am used to.
playing on 1680x1050 and recorded fullsize <- is this really a problem? because I don't want to record half-size, my videos shouldn't be only 840x525 .
Any other possibilities to avoid this?