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Hey everyone, been trying to help my friend out with a flickering issue. It's not a traditional Gsync like flicker where the screen goes black, it's a white flicker that is usually half the screen (top or bottom, usually bottom) but sometimes full screen. Rarely it's also been vertical in the left ...

As for additional latency incurred by the automatic FPS limits, Reflex is the same as using the in-game limit, as it is at the engine-level, whereas ULLM is the same thing as using Nvidia Max Frame Rate or RTSS.


That's actually really cool, never would have expected that behavior but it makes ...

This is why I tried to give myself many months (roughly 6) to try out Gsync+Vsync, as I'm sure there is a large adjustment but I guess if it's this option I just was never able to become accustomed to it, could it even be something as simple as I'm working on non-VRR monitors at work 8hrs a day ...

The average latency difference between VRR and no-sync won't change in those scenarios compared to the -2 FPS scenarios shown in my previously shared image.

With framerates within the refresh rate, no-sync, regardless of the framerate/refresh rate ratio, can have a maximum 1/2 frame latency ...

I've seen a lot of research including the amazing guide on this site showing insanely low lag penalty when Gsync is enabled (1-2ms on a 240hz monitor) but does this include Freesync Premium or is there a larger lag impact for Freesync Premium over Gsync?

Yes, base VRR functionality in this ...

Have a question about Freesync Premium on my BenQ XL2540k with an Nvidia card. I am using Vsync (off in game) in the NVCP and either reflex in game or ULLM when not available in the NVCP.

I've seen a lot of research including the amazing guide on this site showing insanely low lag penalty when ...

I'll post a great link to some super amazing testing subreddit with a great amount of details and accuracy. I stand behind these findings as I tested on my own.

https://old.reddit.com/r/allbenchmarks/comments/fbuk9x/comprehensive_benchmarking_of_nvidias_fps/

Tentative Conclusion / FPS Limiter ...

Is your monitor Gsync or Gsync compatible?

I see you mentioning Freesync a lot- so wanted to make sure.

From what I’ve experienced- The Gsync experience is very monitor-specific (differs from one monitor to the next).

If your monitor is only Gsync-compatible, I’d probably not bother with it ...

So I've done a lot of reading with the amazing work done on this forum regarding Gsync but I can't seem to find one answer, wondering if someone can clear this up for me.

From what I understand in game FPS limiters cause less lag than RTSS or Nvidia's FPS limiters. For a game like League of Legends ...

I know that games usually only use 2 cores, but no matter what game, program, etc. 2 of my 8 cores are ALWAYS doing the work and it never juggles.

https://i.imgur.com/aX2HDf6.png

Here is a picture to hopefully help demonstrate what is going on, Cores 0, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 never go above 20% for ...