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@specialkone It's locked at 60 FPS, even with V-sync off?
I had to use Nvidia Inspector to put an FPS cap of 100 on Fallout 4 because I'd hit 500-600 FPS while lockpicking and it would be impossible to do. I tend to average 70-90 FPS with my EVGA 1080 base model.
As for the high res pack, yeah, I'd imagine you're not seeing as much impact because you're running 1080. I think it's only really noticeable on higher resolutions. I may try to use NVCP to do 4K DSR and see if I can see a bigger difference. In my opinion, I don't think it's worth the disk space for the negligible results.
I never have vsync on in NV control panel. I didn't see an in game option for vsync. Before I bought the game I read this.
Fallout 4 Guide: How to Unlock Framerate to Over 60FPS
Typical Bethesda (like Wolfenstein) has a 60 FPS PC cap on older games. I'm thinking you must have used that ini hack mentioned in the article to remove the cap. I didn't try it as the article mentions drawbacks. I think you experienced one of them with the crazy framerates and unable to lock pick which I guess you solved with frame limiting with NV inspector. I'm not bothering with all this.
The game runs smoothly for me. Just a typical console port where devs don't think there is a need for 120-144 hz game play and monitors.