Giuly macrumors 68040 Oct 16, 2009 3,348 4 That depends whether you ask for timezone, state o Mar 15, 2013 #26 Are you sure that this isn't a problem with upscaling non-retina content to a retina display?
A AndersBrohus macrumors regular Jul 7, 2012 114 1 Denmark! Mar 15, 2013 #27 joshhedge said: Witcher 2 on my 15" rPro is pretty much unplayable for me, even at 1440*900 medium settings. Even after the latest updates. Click to expand... Have you tried a SMC and PRAM/NVRAM reset? When i have low FPS and performance on my rMBP then i do that and then it works nice!
joshhedge said: Witcher 2 on my 15" rPro is pretty much unplayable for me, even at 1440*900 medium settings. Even after the latest updates. Click to expand... Have you tried a SMC and PRAM/NVRAM reset? When i have low FPS and performance on my rMBP then i do that and then it works nice!
J joshhedge macrumors regular Sep 23, 2012 135 0 Mar 15, 2013 #28 AndersBrohus said: Have you tried a SMC and PRAM/NVRAM reset? When i have low FPS and performance on my rMBP then i do that and then it works nice! Click to expand... Unfortunately it's just poor drivers, the developers even state that.
AndersBrohus said: Have you tried a SMC and PRAM/NVRAM reset? When i have low FPS and performance on my rMBP then i do that and then it works nice! Click to expand... Unfortunately it's just poor drivers, the developers even state that.
shnn2011 macrumors member Original poster Feb 19, 2013 72 0 Mar 15, 2013 #29 Giuly said: Are you sure that this isn't a problem with upscaling non-retina content to a retina display? Click to expand... Yes I'm sure. I'm not using a Retina I'm using a hi-res.
Giuly said: Are you sure that this isn't a problem with upscaling non-retina content to a retina display? Click to expand... Yes I'm sure. I'm not using a Retina I'm using a hi-res.
B bill-p macrumors 68030 Jul 23, 2011 2,934 1,601 Mar 15, 2013 #30 Sounds to me like vsync is somehow disabled on your MBP. Or am I misunderstanding something? Edit: in case you have no idea what I'm talking about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYU4N_kUUxc
Sounds to me like vsync is somehow disabled on your MBP. Or am I misunderstanding something? Edit: in case you have no idea what I'm talking about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYU4N_kUUxc
shnn2011 macrumors member Original poster Feb 19, 2013 72 0 Mar 15, 2013 #31 bill-p said: Sounds to me like vsync is somehow disabled on your MBP. Or am I misunderstanding something? Edit: in case you have no idea what I'm talking about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYU4N_kUUxc Click to expand... No, it is not vsync related, vsync causes slightly diffrent, but simpler effect. I have spent hours testing this. The new revision of OSX is also a bit of a help, but it's still noticeable.
bill-p said: Sounds to me like vsync is somehow disabled on your MBP. Or am I misunderstanding something? Edit: in case you have no idea what I'm talking about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYU4N_kUUxc Click to expand... No, it is not vsync related, vsync causes slightly diffrent, but simpler effect. I have spent hours testing this. The new revision of OSX is also a bit of a help, but it's still noticeable.