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If your FPS can maintain 390FPS in any load conditions in the game then you can disable reflex and LLM, if your FPS dips then enable Reflex because a dip in FPS below 390 will mean there is an increase in GPU usage therefore latency. Gsync ULLM is use case dependant as it can reduce screen tearing, ...

Timer resolution app is kinda outdated but there is a small improvement to be made. In older OS's before Win7 the timer would be 15ms but anything newer will be 1ms. (timer resolution sets to .5ms) If your system is tweaked and adjusted for timers you can use timer resolution as another setting to a...

Win 11:

^Yep I have that same CPU but a different mobo, so try these: Open device manager, find High precision event timer and disable it. Open command prompt (admin) and input the following commands: bcdedit /set tscsyncpolicy enhanced bcdedit /set disabledynamictick Yes open registry editor and navigate h...

Nvidia Reflex is designed to dynamically cap CPU drawn frames to the GPU so the GPU usage remains on or below 97%. Without Reflex and the GPU usage is @ 100% the CPU drawn frames get put into the render queue because the GPU cannot keep up which causes delay/latency. Raw input is usually the most co...

Directx 12 games do not have FSE.

How to FSE which also explains that there maybe more than one file to set:
https://youtu.be/GCuv94ZFpJU?feature=shared&t=242

Also, here's some semi-recent latency comparison numbers between various FPS limiters in Overwatch via an LDAT: https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9151&p=86590#p72182 Nice! I have something you could test to confirm some results if you want to. I have found a Low latency Vsync setup...

I did a bit of research and found there is a crossover to the latency impacts of ingame vs RTSS frame caps. https://www.reddit.com/r/apexlegends/comments/16kxnui/rtss_vs_in_game_frame_caps/ Edit: RTSS is so much more consistent regardless of FPS but there are cases where ingame FPS caps are lower la...

Additionally, I'm curious about what visual cues or signs would indicate lag caused by the GPU during gameplay? You can use https://www.capframex.com/ there is a RTSS hook to add more Overlay details or just record in the background. But usually if the GPU usage reaches 95+% without Reflex there wi...

In Valorant, you have the option of enabling Nvidia Reflex, which comes with three settings: OFF, ON, and ON + BOOST. I've noticed that my game can reach up to 800 FPS depending on my location in the map. However, during intense in-game actions, my FPS tends to drop to around 400-500 FPS. I current...