Will the input lag issue @144hz ever be fixed?

[dmbr]

And will we be informed if/when it is?

[sheepdog16]

And will we be informed if/when it is?

Lol? Lag? Care to elaborate? I own a G-Sync 144Hz VG248QE monitor, but with no lag @144Hz.

[Strangerbob]

And will we be informed if/when it is?

Lol? Lag? Care to elaborate? I own a G-Sync 144Hz VG248QE monitor, but with no lag @144Hz.

He means what was discovered in this test. http://www.blurbusters.com/gsync/preview2/
Scroll down and examine the graphs and stuff.

I dont know if it will be fixed or whether it can be fixed.
But what i am sure of is that nvidia could fix it easily by implementing a setting in control panel that for gsync monitors has by default an fps cap below the max refresh enough to remove the input lag.

[Turboman750]

And will we be informed if/when it is?

Lol? Lag? Care to elaborate? I own a G-Sync 144Hz VG248QE monitor, but with no lag @144Hz.

He means what was discovered in this test. http://www.blurbusters.com/gsync/preview2/
Scroll down and examine the graphs and stuff.

I dont know if it will be fixed or whether it can be fixed.
But what i am sure of is that nvidia could fix it easily by implementing a setting in control panel that for gsync monitors has by default an fps cap below the max refresh enough to remove the input lag.

Asus is marketing their G-sync monitors as 144hz 2d and 120hz 3d. The test showed no additional input lag at 120hz but a small amount of increased imput lag at 144hz.

As long as your caping your FPS at 120hz in 3d applications you shouldn't experience any additional input lag (from my understanding).

[flood]

no but it can be improved by one frame at 144hz.

currently 144hz gsync has 2 more frames of lag than capped 140/130/120/whatever gsync

see this thread
http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=895

[Zhyr]

You could always just change the refresh rate to something a tad lower than 144. It won't hurt, I promise.

[dmbr]

Sorry, how would that help?