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Thanks for the excellent replies. There is a lot of good information here. It is pretty consistent with rough basic rules of thumb (at least for your particular system) --> For lowest input lag during VSYNC OFF, you want uncapped (or a very high framerate cap, like fps_max 500) --> For lowest input ...

Well, I can't use FCAT unfortunately. I did a few different tests with Pillars of Eternity. Any RTSS limit below 60 would introduce an obvious judder. At 60 exactly though it never introduced judder. I tried Resident Evil 7, also at 60Hz (changing the display to 60Hz with double-buffered NV Vsync) t...

I was using FRAPS to test frame time consistency (motion smoothness), not latency. I'm assuming it's reliable enough for that? That is my main concern here, whether or not setting RTSS to 60 (or the synchronization target) negatively effects motion smoothness at all. I did set the display to 60Hz fo...

Other frame rate limiters do feel similar to what you describe, but RTSS doesn't appear to. Here are some FRAPS benchmarks I did to test it:

I'm looking for second opinions and/or any direct evidence to either collaborate my experience or disprove it. In my experience and past testing, to achieve perfect video motion while reducing input latency as low as possible, you need to do the following: @ Let's assume a 60Hz for this example - Ma...

I'm curious how reliable FRAPS is for frametimes analysis. I'm using FRAFS Bench Viewer for reference. I compared these setting a little while ago to test the effect they had on the overall frame times and variance. I played through the exact same area and attempted to make every run as similar as p...

I'm curious if anyone has done extensive testing with RivaTuner Statistics Server's framerate limiter. I've tried several framerate limiters in the past and most of them either do not help to eliminate display judder (when capped at fps=Hz or whole divisible ratios), introduce noticeable input lag, ...