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It's not as simple as that. There are many variables: - Everybody sees differently / picky about different things. Whether you're bothered by it, or just "notice but don't care", or truly cannot see - You notice differently for different eye-gaze and different motion-material. (A) Stationary eyebal...

Recently, I was doing some testing of how noticeable tearing is on my 144 Hz monitor in three different refresh rate cycles; 60 , 120 , and 144 Hz. When running the games at 60 FPS, on the 60 Hz refresh rate the tearing was quite noticeable, however, the more I went up in range, the harder it was to...

If you don't mind a complicated setting, then; use Quick Frame Transport and a lower refresh rate. Then you need to: 1. Turn your 144Hz monitor to 60Hz monitor via 144Hz Quick Frame Transport. 2. Use RTSS Scanline Sync, and calibrate tearing to just right above top edge of the screen (not below bot...

Thank you very much for this informative post, Mike! I hope others will see it if they're ever in the same situation as I am :) and it's hard to add except to mention RTSS Scanline Sync. But that works best when you run software that uses less than 50% of GPU, and you only have a GTX 980. So Scanlin...

Thank you so much for this quality post RealNC, this is exactly what I was looking for :D I have a couple of more questions if you don't mind answering; Recently, I was reading about the " Maximum Pre-rendered frames " option within NVIDIA's Profile Inspector, and how setting it to " 1 " can reduce ...

Capping FPS indeed reduces latency a lot. With g-sync, you just cap to 3 or 4 FPS below Hz. You can get the full story on that in the "G-SYNC 101" series of articles, starting from here: https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/ Before I got a g-sync display though, I did...

Hi, everyone! I wanted to ask about whether using an NVIDIA GPU card would have any drawbacks when utilizing the FreeSync technology compared to using the same card on a GSync monitor? What I'm curious about is whether or not there would be some input latency (or any type of issue) or something simi...

Hi, everyone! I'm looking to find out if there are possible ways of reducing input lag in the games by means other than just simply disabling VSync, mainly, through NVIDIA's Control Panel + NVIDIA Profile Inspector . I'm doing this to find out if there are options that help further reduce input late...