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TheRulesLawyer wrote:Check out spreed.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... mbedhlibno

Its basically the same thing as a chrome extension.

Seconded. It's great and easy.

Crap... Here I was waiting for my 760 to get here before ordering...

Anyone had the chance to find the sweet spot for Gsync input lag yet? 140 fps? 142 fps like vsync?

For games such as BF4 where you're usually sitting at 50-90 fps, I recommend running at 144hz with a 72 fps limit to maintain harmonics. There's no real reason to run at less than the max refresh rate unless you want lightboost. If you run at 80hz like another poster was suggesting, your frames belo...

I really wish the original monitor and the G-sync board had gamma adjustment though so I wouldn't have to mess with ICC profiles and game gamma adjustment, many of which have no adjustment at all or don't adjust far enough. X-post from another thread, but I think you may find it helpful: The best l...

The best look I've been able to get so far in game is by using Powerstrip to set the gamma to 0.76. Powerstrip and Google Chrome don't get along though, so I wrote a batch file to launch powerstrip each time my pc starts, then closes it again after a few seconds. Unfortunately this is the only third...

It could be a minor timing problem with my specific G-sync kit or a driver bug that only affects the GTX 760. I'd like to contact nVidia about it but I need more people to test to see if it's more than just me. Considering I'm just waiting for the maxwell GPUs to launch before I pull the trigger on...

Thanks for the pic. System specs?

What games have you tested it on?

Interesting. That would be great to know where the input lag drops off

If you're seeing 15ms of additional lag with 1RAL when hitting the frame limit, there must be something wrong since that corresponds to an additional 3 frame delay when there should be a maximum of one. Yeah, I just made those numbers up :P You're probably right, but either way my point is the diff...