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PX1 1.0.2.0 Not Saving Framerate Limit

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2020/01/08 09:38:35 (permalink)
I'm trying to turn off the framerate limit in PX1 1.0.2.0.  I been trying various permutations of the following:
  1. go to Advanced Setting > Framerate Target,
  2. uncheck the Framerate Limit (which I've had turned on and set to 60 FPS forever),
  3. left-click on the 0 profile (which is what I've been using),
  4. hit the Apply button,
  5. again left-click the 0 profile and hit the Save button,
  6. shut down PX1,
  7. restart PX1.
Upon restarting, the Framerate Limit is again turned on and set to 60 FPS.  If I check:
 
C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\EVGA_Co.,_Ltd\PrecisionX_x64.exe_Url_vrvasebqwl5wesi2q3tshmshuzsvqfah\1.0.2.0
 
the timestamp of the user.config file has been changed to match the time I saved the configuration. However, looking for the term "framerate" in that user.config file give one result and it is:
 
"            <setting name="FramerateLimit" serializeAs="String">
                <value>60</value>
            </setting>"
 
which implies (to me) that the framrate limit has not been turned off even though the file has somehow changed.
 
If I go through the process again but make some other change (for instance, going to Setup and turning on the Splash Screen option) as well as change the framerate limit, that other option gets changed, but the framerate limit remains unchanged.
 
I'm not going to go through the standard work-around of clean uninstalling this software yet again to make this setting stick.  Can I just edit the user.config file in some way to turn the framerate limit off?  Perhaps set it to 0?


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    Sajin
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    Re: PX1 1.0.2.0 Not Saving Framerate Limit 2020/01/08 09:42:32 (permalink)
    Setting 0 or 999 should do the trick.
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    Re: PX1 1.0.2.0 Not Saving Framerate Limit 2020/01/11 20:51:46 (permalink)
    If you're using a NVIDIA card, the newest drivers have a frame limit setting now. Better to do it driver side.
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    DaveLessnau
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    Re: PX1 1.0.2.0 Not Saving Framerate Limit 2020/01/11 20:58:00 (permalink)
    kindofabuzz
    If you're using a NVIDIA card, the newest drivers have a frame limit setting now. Better to do it driver side.


    That's actually why I'm trying to turn it off in PX1.  I haven't gotten around to trying Sajin's options from above, yet.  Sorry about that.


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    Re: PX1 1.0.2.0 Not Saving Framerate Limit 2020/01/13 10:25:40 (permalink)
    I finally got around to setting the "FramerateLimit" value in
     
    C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\EVGA_Co.,_Ltd\PrecisionX_x64.exe_Url_vrvasebqwl5wesi2q3tshmshuzsvqfah\1.0.2.0
    to 0 (zero) and it seems to have done the job.  Thanks Sajin.


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    Re: PX1 1.0.2.0 Not Saving Framerate Limit 2020/01/13 10:32:05 (permalink)
    Thanks reporting the issue.  I'll have our PX1 team look to see if there's a conflict with the NVIDIA drivers.
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    Re: PX1 1.0.2.0 Not Saving Framerate Limit 2020/02/09 07:33:03 (permalink)
    The framerate limit never works for me at all in X1. 
     
    It works in nVidia but I get horrible stutters every few minutes (from max 150fps down to 30fps then back). When I turn off fps limiter it functions fine. 
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