My phone used to be stuck at 60 fps in Fortnite, even though there were options for 90 and 120 fps, but now it seems like I can finally play at 120 fps. What about you guys?
Hey all,
I like using Immersive Audio (or Dimensional Audio) on my phone speakers, but I hate how it sounds on my Redmi Buds 8 Active.
The problem is the setting doesn't remember per device, that is if I leave it on for speakers, it stays on when my earbuds connect. It's really annoying having to manually toggle it off every time I put my earbuds in, and back on when I disconnect them.
Is there a hidden setting to keep speaker and Bluetooth audio profiles separate? Would appreciate any help. TIA
Hey! I've noticed that the IPA pronunciation of the word "interrupt" is always written as /ˌɪn.təˈɹʌpt/, i.e., in-tuh-RUPT. But after simply looking up "interrupt pronunciation," Google says it's in-ter-UHPT.
So my question is, which one is correct? Do both sound interchangeable, or will people notice if I say "in-ter-UPHT" instead of "in-tuh-RUPT"?
Hello, I play FN at 120fps (my phone is capped at 60fps, but with a simple workaround I can get it to run at 120fps). The lowest frame drop I get is around 69fps. When my phone struggles, it caps at 90fps, but that usually doesn't last long before it switches back to 120fps. At 90fps, the lowest drop is also around 70fps.
The problem is when I manually set it to 60fps, I get frame drops down to 43fps. Why does this happen? If my phone can handle 120fps (with drops only going down to 65–80fps), why do I get drops to 45fps on 60fps when it should stay completely stable? This is infuriating. Is there a fix?