When doing a benchmark. People want to see how much fps you get and the fluctuations. There aren't going to be any fluctuations at 60 fps, there wouldn't be any fluctuations at 240 fps for that matter. What do you mean "Squeeze the most out of my 4060?" You're not squeezing the most out of it, you're literally limiting it. There isn't a reason for you to have vsync on WHEN DOING A BENCHMARK. Especially not on a near 20 year old game. This is like me doing a benchmark of the original doom on my rtx 3080, and capping it at 175 fps because that's what my refresh rate is. With an RTX 3080 you can get 120+ fps on doom eternal, so why are you showing that half life 2 can get 60+ fps, nearly every single computer can that has a graphics card. There's no point to the benchmark because 1. Everybody already knows that HL2 can run at 60+ fps on an RTX 4060. and 2. It's not interesting at all, because it doesn't even show you what ridiculous fps it could possibly get to. Therefore there's no reason to even watch the benchmark. Your monitors refresh rate doesn't matter. You can still unlock the fps by turning off vsync so we can see an actual performance test. And the people complaining aren't VSync "haters." I would say that VSync is good in lots of situations, and if you're fine with playing on 60 fps go for it. But this isn't a lets play, this is a benchmark.

@zapdosmtr4961

22 күн бұрын

A lot to digest here. 1st paragraph- I read your comment from the other video. Ill let Vsnych off for the next game. I researched the current 40 series and I did not look the previous gens. You recommend capping FPS not through Vsnych, to improve performance more modern games? 2- That "nobody" is me, I wanted to know if HL can run this on my Pre-built. Also HL looked great and it was day and night compared the xbox version! Again, VSnych off, gotcha. 3- I call this both lets play and benchmark, in my personal opinion. I plan to upload my videos with my commentary about the game and benchmark.