ISBoxer and 120hz monitors?

[Lax]

Check your VSync setting in the game? If you're at 60Hz and VSync is enabled, FPS will be capped at 60. If it spikes to 100 on occasion, then it is not being FPS-limited by ISBoxer to 60, or VSync capped to 60. You might just not be able to pump out 120 FPS on all of your windows?

Also, ISBoxer's FPS settings override Inner Space's FPS settings. Whatever you set it to in the Inner Space configuration window is irrelevant when using ISBoxer.

[Pycno]

Check your VSync setting in the game? If you're at 60Hz and VSync is enabled, FPS will be capped at 60. If it spikes to 100 on occasion, then it is not being FPS-limited by ISBoxer to 60, or VSync capped to 60. You might just not be able to pump out 120 FPS on all of your windows?

Also, ISBoxer's FPS settings override Inner Space's FPS settings. Whatever you set it to in the Inner Space configuration window is irrelevant when using ISBoxer.

I left VSync on with purpose, but I think my logic failed there.

Maybe each instance of WoW locks itself at 60fps and 60hz because the slave monitor (with 4 windows on it) only supports 60hz?

Disabling VSync should let the game spew out as many frames as it wants (only limited by /console maxfps 120) and the primary screen will display it all, and the slaves will be the same as before as their fps is capped at 12 anyway.

I think thats the answer, just turning off VSync, will test it tomorrow after werk :3

I'm using a 5970 so my performance is on par with a 5850 card, it's a bottleneck for sure but not at 60fps - least not with one toon open.
Now that I play WoW again I might upgrade to a 7970 or something, I wish I had just bought two 5870 back in the days. Would have given me more than double the performance in WoW, enough connections for all my monitors as well as save a load of cash from the triple gpu and really unreliable/unstable setup of 5970+5850.