Can I make all games play at 30fps?

Gaming
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I am trying to find an application to make my games fps cap be 30 I can run games at 60fps+ but I find my eyes hurt when I play games that play at 60fps and then drop to 40 or so such as battlefield 3 and I was a console gamer my whole life so im used to 30fps. I have a sapphire vapor x 7950 and my cpu is an fx 8350 Please let me know if you can find me an application that will do this for me.

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Most games let you cap the FPS in-game.

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Really how can I usually do that or how can I do it in battlefield?

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try forcing vsync and then setting your monitor to 30Hz, this Will be hard on your eyes if you have a old CRT monitor

 

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I have the playstation 3D 24" monitor

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Maybe you need glasses?

I saw people saying this has a frame limiter.

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Also I use vsync on all of my games I just don't like the game dropping in frames often but I like keeping my graphics maxed

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I hope I don't need glasses, I have no problems with my eyes but ever since I got my computer my eyes hurt and usually only when I have frame rate issues.

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Thank you! radeon pro does have an fps cap lock

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yes and reducing your refresh rate will limit the game to the refresh rate, so lower it to 30 and bam

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I don't think that's frame rates hurting your eyes. When you look at a screen, you actually blink less. It dries your eyes out and makes them sore. You've probably got bloodshot eyes.

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Well the main reason I want my fps to be at 30 is because when new games come out I want to be able to max them out and keep the 30 but if I play all of my other games at 60+ I will be dissapointed with 30 but I may end up getting some glasses just for when I use computers.

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I found a site called Gunnar (http://shop.gunnars.com/gaming-eyewear/l/200) I may get some glasses from them since they are for computers and not for everyday things since I can see fine

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It actually has more to do with the type of light waves emitted from modern monitors. Staring at a white screen for a few hours can give you headaches and make the optical nerve actually physically hurt. As my eyes are right at this moment from teksyndicate's choice of using a white border for their forums posts and shades of grey everywhere else.

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Those are just the same yellow tinted lenses that they use in safety glasses. You'll get the same effect from something like this.
http://www.amazon.com/Boll%C3%A9-Safety-253-SL-40082-Anti-Scratch-Anti-Fog/dp/B007W82TWU/ref=sr_1_37?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1374087518&sr=1-37&keywords=bolle


If limiting the frame rate doesn't help try installing F.lux it will automatically adjust your monitor depending on the time of day to give you a more natural light setting and help reduce eye strain from overly bright screens.