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Yeah if I use FastSync with the low lag method, I do get a tearing line moving up and down when the fps is near the refresh rate. I did notice tho as soon as I drop fps to ~50 fps the tear line goes away. Note I'm using the frame color indicator ( 2 bars ) in Rivatuner.

So I overclocked the monitor ...

I get tearing if I use it with FastSync. So I guess I'm just picking between different bad solutions : if I use VSync, below refresh rate, I feel like there's some kind of judder + the input lag / using adaptive Vsync, again below refresh rate, there's screen tearing but no input lag albeit when it ...

From all the games that I've tested ( Cyberpunk 2077, AC Valhalla, Horizon Zero Dawn ..), none drops to 30 fps and the fps usually around 45 to 60 fps with VSync On. I assume they're using Triple Buffering Vsync instead of double buffering (?)

Would it be better to use in this instance Adaptive ...

I followed the Vsync low lag method, and I found out that it works perfectly for my use case. I've got a question tho, when the framerate drops below the refresh rate, is the fps shown on screen actually 30 fps or is it whatever value like 40 50 fps etc ?

From what I understood, Vsync for it to ...

So it would perform better if you can maintain the fps. What if it drops below your refresh rate would there be any difference or does that only apply to vsync low lag method?

Thanks for your answer! I tried capping below the refresh rate and I get tearing as you mentioned.
So I should be capping above the refresh rate with adaptive vsync.

Out of curiosity, why does capping fps with adaptive vsync performs better than adaptive vsync alone?
Thanks again!

Yes, I mean adaptive sync as in the normal vsync.

Hello,

I'd like to know if there's any difference between using Adaptive Vsync alone, and Adaptive Vsync with an FPS lock ( refresh rate + 1 ).
I tried it on Horizon Zero Dawn and the frametime graph is a smooth line compared to no fps lock where there's a lot of fluctuations.

I'm using Adaptive ...