FX3 4K Settings

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  • #138308
    Axilla
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      @subdisturb

      I recently upgraded my whole system and with the additional computing power, decided to go with a 4K display.  Everything in VPX works flawlessly and I can’t believe it took me so long to go 4K.  I figured since everything worked smoothly, I would give FX3 a go.  It seems to lag quite a bit and really is not playable considering the quality I’m getting now out of VPX.  Does anyone have any suggestions on settings to get FX3 to play smoothly?  I’ve looked around multiple forums and tried multiple settings within FX3 to no avail.  I apologize if this is answered somewhere else I am over looking.

      System:

      i7-9700K

      16GB RAM

      512GB SSD

      RTX 2070

      #138313
      NailBuster
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        @nailbuster
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        very strange, i find fx3 needs a lot less resources than VPX to run smoothly.

        try running fx3 as window borderless in your fx3 video options.

        also, run outside any frontend to see if that makes any diff as well.

         

         

         

        #138314
        Axilla
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          @subdisturb

          very strange, i find fx3 needs a lot less resources than VPX to run smoothly.

          try running fx3 as window borderless in your fx3 video options.

          also, run outside any frontend to see if that makes any diff as well.

           

           

           

          I have tried both in and out of popper with the same result.  Here’s my FX3 settings if that’s helpful.

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          #138316
          NailBuster
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            @nailbuster
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            that’s crazy.  a 2070 shouldn’t break a sweat.  i have an rx480 and 4K fx3 is smooooth.

            i’d say check hardware.  like maybe you’re running 59hz on 60hz tv?

            if you run taskmanager on your backglass,  hows you cpu/gpu %?

            also disable things like doflinx if its running in background… or any other strange thngs in background.

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            #138317
            Axilla
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              @subdisturb

              that’s crazy.  a 2070 shouldn’t break a sweat.  i have an rx480 and 4K fx3 is smooooth.

              i’d say check hardware.  like maybe you’re running 59hz on 60hz tv?

              if you run taskmanager on your backglass,  hows you cpu/gpu %?

              also disable things like doflinx if its running in background… or any other strange thngs in background.

              I’m not sure how to check the actual refresh rate on the TV, but I’m running it in game mode.  GPU / CPU don’t look strained.

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              #138380
              Gill
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                30p… you only get 30Hz. Since you use V-sync ON you then only get 30fps.

                Should be 60p for 60Hz. Check your settings in Windows, does it say 30 or 60Hz? Make sure you have a cable that can do 4K, 60Hz.

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                #138386
                Axilla
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                  @subdisturb

                  30p… you only get 30Hz. Since you use V-sync ON you then only get 30fps.

                  Should be 60p for 60Hz. Check your settings in Windows, does it say 30 or 60Hz? Make sure you have a cable that can do 4K, 60Hz.

                  I guess I wasn’t thinking the 30p meant 30Hz.  I assumed it had something to do with HDR (which I know nothing about the different standards of).  I’ll check the settings in Windows when I get home and I’ve ordered a new cable specifically rated for 4K 60Hz.  It seems odd that VPX shows fps between 110-120 on average, but that runs the smoothest I’ve ever had it run before.  V-sync just adjusts the refresh rate on the TV to match what’s coming in on the input cable, right?  Would VPX be forcing a different refresh rate (i.e. is it possible I’m getting a better refresh rate out VPX than FX3)?  Should I not be using V-sync?  I appreciate the feedback!

                  #138394
                  Axilla
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                    @subdisturb

                    The default settings for my 4K display in Windows was set to 30Hz.  I guess VPX was overriding that to 60Hz, which is why it played so much better.  Changing the default refresh rate to 60Hz in the nvidia settings took care of the issue and FX3 is now playing very smooth.  Now, I just need to figure out how to get the dmd to mirror to my PinDMD3 from popper.

                    Thanks Gill and David!!

                    #138398
                    outhere
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                      #138400
                      Axilla
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                        @subdisturb

                        http://www.nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=pupdmd_fx3&fbclid=IwAR2z3hd15BLoJhIp4wAfUz_Yv19UCsRk-xdR4MlHX4utZmuSDUmUS8nEHtU

                        This is why I love this site and it’s the first VP site I go to when working on the cab!  This worked awesome!  I’m sorry I missed it on the wiki.  I hadn’t been there since setting up the new machine two weeks ago and was trying to work with the default launch script in the latest popper.  I sincerely appreciate everyone’s help!

                        #138460
                        naeromagus
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                          @naeromagus
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                          Glad to hear you have things working.  :good:

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