Thread: 2.0 Graphics Engine Questions?

Originally Posted by Valmonte

if your having tearing issues get a program from rivatuner called D3DOverrider and force Global Vsync, it solved all my tearing issues and forcing triple buffering has improved my FPS.

Why would you download a program to enable vsync? Why not just enable it in your driver settings?

1) Will we be able to play the game with "Triple Monitor Display"? (I think 'Evefinity' run's it now?)
2) Can we play the game in 3D?
3) Can the new engine allow a display of Over 60fps?

1) Triple monitor display sucks, i dont understand the appeal, yay bezel bars running down my image looks so cool and realistic!
2) Probably not, 3D is a lame gimmick and some people can't even see it anyway
3) The old engine could too, but this is what was melting people's video cards. That's why it's capped- to prevent hardware damage.

Originally Posted by Alhanelem

1) Triple monitor display sucks, i dont understand the appeal, yay bezel bars running down my image looks so cool and realistic!
2) Probably not, 3D is a lame gimmick and some people can't even see it anyway
3) The old engine could too, but this is what was melting people's video cards. That's why it's capped- to prevent hardware damage.

Even at a steady 60 fps my gfx card gets to 102 celcius. x.x

Originally Posted by ScapeZero

Why would you download a program to enable vsync? Why not just enable it in your driver settings?

Forcing Vsync on in the Nvidia Profile for FFXIVGame.exe did nothing for me, it just didn't work. Rivatuner's D3DOverider did work

Originally Posted by Alhanelem

1) Triple monitor display sucks, i dont understand the appeal, yay bezel bars running down my image looks so cool and realistic!
2) Probably not, 3D is a lame gimmick and some people can't even see it anyway
3) The old engine could too, but this is what was melting people's video cards. That's why it's capped- to prevent hardware damage.

1. Some people like it, why shouldn't they be able to play it that way?
2. Some people like 3D, and support for it isn't hard to do. Most people can see it, so the fact that some don't doesn't matter.
3. Unless there are serious driver bugs, no video card would melt regardless of how high a framerate you have. Video cards can usually handle temperatures around 100 C anyway. THere is no real difference between the temperature output of my video card if I turn up my graphical settings so that I have 100% GPU load while getting 40 FPS or if I'm having 100% load and getting 80 FPS.