Video Card Questions

[Skuzzy]

If you are not seeing players warping all over the place, then, chances are, they are not seeing you warp all over the place.

The only really impacted by higher pings is how long it might take you, or the other player, to blow up from hits.

Collisions can also get stranger as the higher ping will cause more separation on the position players appear on your screen and on theirs.  Example, where you see the other payer may be 20 feet from where he sees you on his screen, instead of 10 feet.

[Skuzzy]

I keep forgetting this one thing.

If your collective ping from one player to the next is really high, you could see bullets coming at your plane from odd angles due to the time displacement differences.

The client is always going to draw the bullets from wherever the plane is on your screen to yours, if the bullets hit your plane on the other players computer.

[Cobra412uf]

Thanks for the info Skuzzy. I do have another quick question now that I've been able to fly a bit more. I started noticing out of the blue that I would get screen freezes. I could see my FPS go from around 98 fps to 30 fps and then jump straight back up to 98 or 99 fps. It's never been during any real intensive battles or anything so I am not sure what's up with it. I am running all the latest drivers and such. I was told to go check and run it on DX9 but I run it through Steam so I am not sure how that works. Any ideas??

[Cobra412uf]

Here's a copy of my DXDIAG just in case that helps out with figuring out why I would be stuttering. My current build I am using is slightly different than what's on my signature line. It is a combination of two systems until I get the remaining water cooling gear in to finish my main build. I run the game with everything maxed out and at 3440x1440 G-Sync 100hz with the highest texture settings.

ASUS Maximus IX Formula, Intel I7 7700k 4.2 Ghz running @ 4.9Ghz, Corsair H100i V2 Cooler, Corsair Dominator 32Gb 3200Mhz running @ 3400Mhz, 2 ASUS Poseidon GTX 1080ti running in SLI, ASUS ROG PG34Q running at 3440x1440 @ 100Hz with G-Sync enabled, Corsair AX1200i power supply and Windows 10 Professional 64 bit.