and what resolution do you guys prefer?
Disadvantage 4:3 stretch gives you is :
4:3 black bar
Even a player with a 4:3 screen SHOULD use 16:9, more FOV = more info, simply
Unless you have graphic card shittier than GTX 970, use 1920x1080, you'll not loose/win significant FPS
iDex [#8]Disadvantage 4:3 stretch gives you is :
- sharing/copying line-ups for any agents that are HUD based is tricky
- recording is shittier
- streaming shittier
- blurry crosshairs
- its not CS and in lot of case you have less fps than native
4:3 black bar
- you have less FOV, basically missing important information
Even a player with a 4:3 screen SHOULD use 16:9, more FOV = more info, simply
Unless you have graphic card shittier than GTX 970, use 1920x1080, you'll not loose/win significant FPS
isn't it FOV locked however ur video aspect ratio is
Basee [#6]Don't think so
I'm just used to 4:3 so I'm going to stick with it
its sens doesn’t feel the same as csgo I think tho, with csgo the horizontal is faster than the vertical, but with the valorant the vertical and horizontal are the same. that’s why I play native on both games, so that it’s consistent
iDex [#8]Disadvantage 4:3 stretch gives you is :
- sharing/copying line-ups for any agents that are HUD based is tricky
- recording is shittier
- streaming shittier
- blurry crosshairs
- its not CS and in lot of case you have less fps than native
4:3 black bar
- you have less FOV, basically missing important information
Even a player with a 4:3 screen SHOULD use 16:9, more FOV = more info, simply
Unless you have graphic card shittier than GTX 970, use 1920x1080, you'll not loose/win significant FPS
In this game u legit have same FPS on ALL High settings and ALL low.
Same goes with resolution it doesn't affect fps at all.
FOV is same on 16:9 and 4:3 for Valorant.
copzz [#18]In this game u legit have same FPS on ALL High settings and ALL low.
Same goes with resolution it doesn't affect fps at all.
FOV is same on 16:9 and 4:3 for Valorant.
nah, it's similar but not the same, for high end PCs it makes no difference, but on low end it's definitely noticeable
CoffeeAndCannabis [#19]nah, it's similar but not the same, for high end PCs it makes no difference, but on low end it's definitely noticeable
I played before on 750ti and i5 4460 my fps was same on high/low settings
Now I have 1070ti i5 9600KF, same shit FPS is the same.
Only noticable difference is how unsmooth game feels on HIGH settings compared to low.
Example go in config edit resolutionscale and ur still gonna have same FPS as before
copzz [#20]I played before on 750ti and i5 4460 my fps was same on high/low settings
Now I have 1070ti i5 9600KF, same shit FPS is the same.
Only noticable difference is how unsmooth game feels on HIGH settings compared to low.Example go in config edit resolutionscale and ur still gonna have same FPS as before
this is not low end for valorant, valorant can run very well on a gt 710, low end is like some shitty laptop integrated intel graphics.
copzz [#18]In this game u legit have same FPS on ALL High settings and ALL low.
Same goes with resolution it doesn't affect fps at all.
FOV is same on 16:9 and 4:3 for Valorant.
it does