Limiting a PC game's frames per second (FPS) can improve performance and reduce visual artifacts like screen tearing, especially when using Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) monitors. Capping FPS can decrease GPU load, leading to lower power consumption and fan noise. For optimal results, gamers can utilize GPU-specific software like Nvidia's App or Control Panel, or AMD's Adrenalin, to set frame rate limits, often a few frames below the monitor's maximum refresh rate. AI
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