you can't, the game is tied to the FPS, SE worked to get running at 60fps but that's it, it doesn't even support variable framerate which means you have to be locked to 60fps or 30 to avoid bugs. And trust me I want to play the game at 60+ I'm running a 240hz monitor here..+1080ti

With software interpolation, maybe. But it won't be true 120 fps.

Dang OK. Does G-Sync interfere at all? I typically leave G-Sync enabled for games and if the game is capped at 144hz like PUBG, even though my monitor is set to 200, it just won't receive more than the 144 frames. I assume FF 12 would be the same way, it'll only dish out 60 frames, so I shouldn't have to tweak anything? I'm probably going to buy this game, just figure I find out what I'm getting into. Seeing alot of mixed things about performance/bugs.

G-sync works just fine at 60Hz

Originally posted by Synergy:

Dang OK. Does G-Sync interfere at all? I typically leave G-Sync enabled for games and if the game is capped at 144hz like PUBG, even though my monitor is set to 200, it just won't receive more than the 144 frames. I assume FF 12 would be the same way, it'll only dish out 60 frames, so I shouldn't have to tweak anything? I'm probably going to buy this game, just figure I find out what I'm getting into. Seeing alot of mixed things about performance/bugs.

You have to limit the game to 60fps with a 3rd party app or an ini tweak if not you're gonna have problems, but it works okay for me with FreeSync though I've heard people complaining about problems with GSYNC so YMMV

Have an odyssey G9 set to 120hz but actually playing the game on a 4k samsung tv but stuck at 120fps (despite game settings is said to limit it to 60). The cutscene animation goes twice as fast but the voices remain at normal speed so the cutscenes end well before the dialogue is even spoken. sigh.

Originally posted by magikarp7:

Have an odyssey G9 set to 120hz but actually playing the game on a 4k samsung tv but stuck at 120fps (despite game settings is said to limit it to 60). The cutscene animation goes twice as fast but the voices remain at normal speed so the cutscenes end well before the dialogue is even spoken. sigh.

Turn Vsync on your card
Turn Vsync off ingame

Turn Vsync On in Nvidea Control Panel / AMD Equivalent Software. Caution: Don't turn Vsync in Fast Mode or Variable Mode, just turn it to On. Also keep Vsync On in the Game Configs. This worked with me.

Necropost!

So, as was said in the second reply from J.P., software interpolation is a viable approach.

I found this software, "Lossless Scaling". I know I'm late to the party -- it's been out for years -- but the recent updates to it seemed compelling. I decided to give it a go with FFXII:TZA. Holy cow, it's REALLY well-suited to this game. If you can achieve a solid 60fps without it, 2x frame gen to 120fps works really well. I'm trying it now at 4x Frame Gen, and there's definitely some artifacting around the characters at high motion, but it still looks really nice at 4k240Hz.

At last, high framerate FFXII. I'm pretty happy with this. I know it's not "true" 120fps or 240fps, but if it looks this good I really don't care. With a game like FFXII, input latency really isn't a problem for me.

Settings I'm using:
FFXII:TZA -- all settings at highest, 60 fps, V-Sync on.
Nvidia Control Panel -- Low Latency set to Ultra
Lossless Scaling 3.2 software -- Frame Generation Type LSFG 3.1, Mode Fixed, Multiplier 4 (set to "2" if targeting 120fps), Flow Scale 100%, Performance Off, no scaling, default sync mode, Max frame latency 3, G-Sync on, HDR off, Draw FPS off... everything else default.

https://steamhost.cn/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/