Since the setting for Triple Buffering in the NV Control Panel doesn't work and that does, I'd say that it's not really that broken. Given the level geometry and detailing in the second map, there's a lot of fps fluctuation for some people, and that helps alleviate it. As in, running the game with the vsync & triple buffering settings that Radeonpro uses can give a smoother, more stable framerate if you were struggling to hit 60 due to downspiking, while still stopping tearing in the image. Getting performances say the most FPS possible, and VSync just limit the FPS, and limiting the FPS can't get performances. Originally posted by HellGhost:I know how using SweetFX and using it on many games without problems.Īnd in theses games, using RadeonPro to enabling SweetFX don't work, but manual installation work, and I used a RadeonPro tutorial, so, RadeonPro is just a piece of ♥♥♥♥.Īnd no, using VSync never get more performances. Using that instead of the settings in game can reduce stutter and help give a smoother framerate. things like that could be the cause of your issues with it.ĮDIT: regarding vsync and triple buffering I was actually talking about the settings within radeonpro. dll files in the place of the standard ones before you'd see anything in game, it won't read them or replace the x86 ones for you. If Radeonpro is functioning but you're not getting any effect from enabling or disabling sweetfx, did you consider that how you set up the sweetfx folder could be the issue? Or how the settings regarding it are? You'd need the 圆4 capable.

Don't believe me all you like, but look at my screens of the game, captured with sweetfx active through Radeonpro as can be proved by the fact that the other injection methods don't allow the effect on the visuals to be picked up by steam's screenshot function )īesides, when said piece of software can actually help boost performance of a game or program when set up correctly, then I wouldn't exactly call that a non-functional piece of software anyway, sweetfx or no sweetfx. There must be something wrong with how you set it up, somewhere in the settings maybe. I beg to differ, as it does in fact work flawlessly for a hell of a lot of people. Originally posted by HellGhost:So, please, stop saying that Radeon Pro is functionnal.

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