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Thank you. I'M using ENB to cap frames to 135 in Fallout 4. I assume it's better than with Rivatuner or the same at least.

Sorry for bumping an old thread, but this seems to be the place to ask: Has anything changed? Do we still need to cap FPS to ~135 in order to prevent input lag? Anyone knows?

Because if you hit max fps with vsync off you get tearing and if you hit it with vsync on you get input lag

I get about 300-500 FPS in CS:GO with G-sync on and V-sync off. I don't really notice any tearing because of the high fps count and being used to tearing in CS:GO anyway. Is it still better ...

I posted the Display Pilot on page 3 (in my linked review). Here it is again, straight from BenQ support: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByZFdQ ... sp=sharing

I played LoL, HOTS, SC2, D3, Crysis 3, CS:GO, Hearthstone. I don't know what to say about G-sync except that it works as advertised. But my own setup gives me good FPS in everything I play (60+), so I can't really say much about lower frame rates, I didn't go through the process of forcing some ...

What are the effects of enabling or disabling Aero in Windows 7? Is there a difference for Windowed games or Full screen games? Is there a difference in input lag?

The ufo test doesn't go over 60 fps with Aero disabled, is this just a browser thing or would games also be stuck at 60Hz refresh rate ...

Make sure your second monitor is disabled if you have one. That was my problem when I didn't notice any effects from ULMB. (though I also had to reduce the strobe phase and duty).

Coming from a Dell Ultrasharp H-IPS panel, I have absolutely no complaints now. They were horrible at first in Classic mode without Display Pilot + Standard preset, but it's fairly easy to get them to look great. In G-sync mode they look good right away. I just bump the digital vibrance slightly.

I played LoL, HOTS, SC2, D3, Crysis 3, CS:GO, Hearthstone. I don't know what to say about G-sync except that it works as advertised. But my own setup gives me good FPS in everything I play (60+), so I can't really say much about lower frame rates, I didn't go through the process of forcing some caps ...

I've reviewed the product over at NCIX. Like I said, this is no professional review, just a consumer one. It should be up soon here.