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I believe he's referring to the overdrive performance when the monitor is forced to a physical 165 or 200Hz refresh rate, not when you're playing at 165 or 200 FPS at the native physical 240Hz refresh rate with VRR enabled.


So you mean he probably set the display to (for example) 200Hz, but ...

Alright this is why I started with " talking about displays with G-Sync module (i.e. with variable overdrive) ".
I just wasn't sure if variable overdrive avoids all kinds of possible regressions. If it does then everything should
be perfect :) You know I was a bit confused by one thing that the guy ...

Thanks for the reply!

That's what I find quite difficult because many tests/reviews for 240 Hz monitors seem
to test only at 240 Hz (+60Hz and 120Hz in some cases) but not at "<= 144 FPS VRR".
At least I assume when they show numbers for 240 Hz then they tested with 240 FPS "input".

So I feel ...

Hello,

talking about displays with G-Sync module (i.e. with variable overdrive).

How much in general is the impact on blur, ghosting and latency when
a 240 Hz display only receives 144 fps? Could it perform WORSE than a
similar quality 144 Hz display?

I know there are many factors involved but ...