Capcom Shows Off Uncapped Framerate for Dead Rising 3 PC

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  • Created by: Shawn Zipay
  • Published: 06-19-2014, 07:28 PM
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  • Capcom Shows Off Uncapped Framerate for Dead Rising 3 PC

    While Capcom is recommending PC gamers play Dead Rising 3 at 30fps, as that is what the game is designed for, they won't stop you from uncapping the framerate if you wish. There's a worry that there will be some weird things happening if you do that. A couple of videos came out today that show what may happen if you uncap the framerate. Spoiler alert: Not much.
    Tags: pc, capcom, dead rising 3, framerate, 30fps, dead rising 3 pc, uncapped framerate
      • cikame
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        cikame commented
        06-22-2014, 03:38 AM
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        Oh geez i'm not downloading 650mb to see it, i'll assume it ran smoothly and had no issues.
        • Shawn Zipay
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          Shawn Zipay commented
          06-22-2014, 02:24 PM
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          Originally posted by cikame
          Oh geez i'm not downloading 650mb to see it, i'll assume it ran smoothly and had no issues.
          It looked like it ran fine. Some of the ragdoll stuff looked like it slid a bit far but I never played it on XB1, so I don't know if that is commonplace or not.
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