Posted April 10, 2019
I'm having an odd problem.
I'm playing Oblivion on a laptop, and want to limit the framerate to 30 to prevent the thing from getting too hot/noisy. But I've discovered that Oblivion completely ignores framerate caps.
This includes ones set through ENBoost, Oblivion Stutter Remover and OBGE/Oblivion Reloaded, as well as Vsync forced through the Nvidia drivers (other stuff set there, like anti-aliasing or anisotropic filtering, seems to work fine).
Enabling Vsync in the Oblivion launcher caps the game at 60fps like you'd expect.
Has anyone experienced this before? At first I figured it was just some weirdness between OBSE and the GOG version, but since it also ignores ENBoost and the driver settings that can't be the case.
EDIT: I played around some with Nvidia Inspector, and while setting Vsync to 1/2 screen refresh rate (as I usually do to get a 30fps lock) does nothing, the Frame Rate Limiter works! So that solves my problem, though I'd still like to know what is going on...
I'm playing Oblivion on a laptop, and want to limit the framerate to 30 to prevent the thing from getting too hot/noisy. But I've discovered that Oblivion completely ignores framerate caps.
This includes ones set through ENBoost, Oblivion Stutter Remover and OBGE/Oblivion Reloaded, as well as Vsync forced through the Nvidia drivers (other stuff set there, like anti-aliasing or anisotropic filtering, seems to work fine).
Enabling Vsync in the Oblivion launcher caps the game at 60fps like you'd expect.
Has anyone experienced this before? At first I figured it was just some weirdness between OBSE and the GOG version, but since it also ignores ENBoost and the driver settings that can't be the case.
EDIT: I played around some with Nvidia Inspector, and while setting Vsync to 1/2 screen refresh rate (as I usually do to get a 30fps lock) does nothing, the Frame Rate Limiter works! So that solves my problem, though I'd still like to know what is going on...
Post edited April 12, 2019 by LargeBarge
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