These days, there are a few different softwares which allow you to limit FPS. They objectively improve your gaming experience, and allow you to get the absolute most out of your PC. I wasn't able to find the frame rate setting, just a way to be able to graph it on the display.FPS limiters have been steadily growing in popularity for a long time, and for good reason. I have the MSI Afterburner software I downloaded it. The slight performance gain is usually not worth the risks anyways in my opinion. Just be careful with the clock speed tuning and stuff, if you're not familiar with overclocking, then just don't tamper with that part of it. Custom fan curve is always a top suggestion with that app as default fan curves always suck. There's a lot of features to that app which you may consider disabling or fine tuning. In Precision XOC, under settings, you just manually set the frame rate target to 144, click OK before exiting out of that popup and minimize Precision XOC, and you're all done. Keep in mind that any EVGA video card will work with registration just as long as there's a serial number sticker on it and isn't already registered. Unfortunately, that's about the limit of my knowledge on that matter. If you have neither one, then maybe there's some other third party app that can do it. If your GTX 1070 was made by EVGA, then it's just a matter of registering your graphics card with their website and downloading the app for free, and I assume it's the same with MSI website if you have an MSI graphics card. my suggestion would be to find a way to get one of them. Assuming you don't already have Precision XOC or MSI Afterburner installed since you don't know what it is. Ya, Nvidia control panel is lazy that way.

Am I doing something wrong? I couldn't find the option in the MSI Afterburner settings either. I tried changing the setting in the NVIDIA control panel that seemed like it was supposed to lock it to the HP Omen monitor, but apparently not because the Steam FPS counter is still showing Aim Hero at 309 FPS. I can't for the life of me figure out how to cap my FPS output.

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