This Game is like csgo because is in the same Game engine and have some even similar Bugs fullscreen always 16:10 gives You more fps because less fov less cpu load like in.csgi
@@Denomote oh god if your doing good on 60hz then you really need to try at least 120hz. You'll play much better. Out of all games I play apex is definitely the hardest on 60 hz cus of how fast paced it is.
@@BobMarleyiCarly144 is good enough for apex imo or any other game. I run 165 hz and i used to use 60hz for years. If you have more than 120 hz then you’ll be fine imo. If you did upgrade I would recommend 240 hz probably.
@@t.sammynaufal9177 go to your home screen(desktop) right click on "Nvidia control panel" then click on "manage 3d settings" and scroll down to "max frame rates" and from there you can add your frames but depending how high you can go it all depends on your GPU. You welcome :) EDIT: Also dont forget to change your gpu video performance in the actual Apex game to get the max fps and also changing the game to low quality helps. technically it a must unless of course you have $15k pc set up then you can play that bad boy at 240fps in 4k lol good luck!
Bro, you have no clue what you are doing. 1) if you make these changes and want game NOT to override these changes upon it’s start YOU need to set videoconfig to be “read-only” 2) Why do you ask people to execute autoexec if you actually not sharing one? I’m not even going to mention that most of settings that people had in their autoexec files are no longer working 3) I may continue this conversation and say that you are not mentioning anything about Nvidia settings 4) You probably should mention to go to game launder and “disable full screen optimizations” 5) you may want to open you graphic settings and set actual game to run on “performance mode” Should’ve I even mentioned 3), 4) and 5) to you since you have no clue what in the world you are doing?
@@WeeWooWa my apex won’t let me change it , plus your fps mostly relies on your hz of your laptop or pc , the number of hz is the max number of fps you can run on it .
@@ilanasmits6148bro what are u even saying? hz does not determine how much fps u get, hz is just monitor based, fps relies on the specs of your pc itself,
@@Arise772Fortnite used to give out bans for config files being edited. People used to put the graphics to the lowest and see through terrain and walls etc. but I don’t think ppl would get banned for optimisations.
