Well, let me tell you, this here computer stuff, it ain’t like plantin’ taters. This RTSS frame limiter thingamajig, it’s got me all twisted up. But I’m gonna try to explain it, best I can. See, they say it helps your games run smoother, like butter on a hot biscuit.
First off, you gotta get this thing called RivaTuner Statistics Server, they call it RTSS for short. Sounds fancy, don’t it? You gotta download RTSS and put it on your computer. Like puttin’ seeds in the ground, you gotta get it in there just right.
Then, they talk about this frame rate. Now, that’s just how fast them pictures move on the screen. Too fast, and it’s like tryin’ to catch a greased pig. Too slow, and it’s like watchin’ paint dry. This RTSS, it’s supposed to keep it just right, not too fast, not too slow.
- First thing, you gotta find this RTSS thing after you put it on your computer.
- Then you gotta tell it which game you’re playin’, like tellin’ your mule which field to plow.
- Then, and this is the important part, you gotta tell it how many of them frames per second, they call it FPS, you want. Like tellin’ how many rows of corn you want planted.
Now, some folks, they like to use somethin’ called vsync. I reckon that’s like puttin’ a fence around your garden. Keeps things from gettin’ out of line. But sometimes, that fence can slow things down, too. So, some folks, they just use this RTSS frame limiter, no fence needed.
They say you can limit FPS with RTSS. That’s like puttin’ a governor on your old tractor. Keeps it from goin’ too fast and tearin’ itself up. And you can set that limit to whatever you want, like 60 or 120, just depends on what your computer can handle, and what game you are playing. Like choose your mule based on the field you need to plow. If the field is too big, you will need a stronger mule, or it will not work properly.
Some folks say if you got that fancy Nvidia thing, you can use their fps cap. But I heard tell that sometimes it don’t work as good as this RTSS thing. It’s like buyin’ a newfangled plow that don’t work as good as your old trusty one. Then, you need to find a new one, maybe use this RTSS.
And there’s somethin’ called Stealth Mode in this RTSS. I ain’t too sure what that is, but it sounds like somethin’ a sneaky fox would use. Maybe it keeps them other programs from messin’ with your game. Just don’t forget to turn it on and restart all of these.
Now, I heard some folks talkin’ ’bout somethin’ called stutter. That’s when the game gets all jerky, like a chicken with its head cut off. They say this RTSS frame limiter can help with that, too. But sometimes, if you click that mouse button too much, it can make it stutter. It’s like pokin’ a hornet’s nest, you’re just askin’ for trouble. Then, you may need to turn it off, and use the in-game frame limiter.
And then there’s this Scanline Sync. Lordy, that sounds complicated. It’s like tryin’ to thread a needle in the dark. I reckon it’s another way to keep them pictures movin’ smooth, but it sounds like a whole heap of trouble. Some folks say it is a good way to use V-SYNC.
There is also a thing called LLM, and people say set it to ultra in the NVCP thing. I don’t understand it, but it seems like a good setting.
You know, tryin’ to figure out this RTSS frame limiter is like tryin’ to teach a pig to sing. It ain’t easy, but I reckon it’s worth it if it makes them games run better. So, you go on and give it a try. And if you get stuck, just remember what I told ya. Keep it simple, don’t go too fast, and don’t be afraid to experiment a little. Just like plantin’ a garden, you gotta find what works best for you.
This here RTSS, it ain’t just for them fancy gamers. Us regular folks can use it, too. It is a good tool. It’s like a good pair of work boots, it might not be pretty, but it gets the job done. And that’s all that matters, right?
So there you have it. That’s all I know about this RTSS frame limiter. Hope it helps you out. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I gotta go tend to my chickens. They ain’t gonna feed themselves, you know.
