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I have a 165 hz display. I typically run G-Sync + V-Sync ("on" in NVCP) + RTSS limiter at 162 when pushing max frames. When I enable DLSS 3 and Reflex in a game, I continue to run G-Sync + V-Sync ("on" in NVCP), and I either ensure RTSS is set to Reflex limiter and cap to 162 that way, or I disable...

Yea Look honestly I have developed a really bad habit of sitting close to my screen from competitive gaming. I just measured it, and I sit any where from 18-30cm to my 27 inch screen. even if that is not the cause of the stutter, sitting close makes the micro-stutter significantly more obvious. may...

So you run without any v-sync? Screen tearing can still occur below max refresh rate, so you have no screen-tearing mitigation? I do use vsync. As I said, I do the same thing as without DLSS 3. G-sync + vsync + cap. I'm also surprised to hear you say you operate as normal with screen caps while usi...

I don't get anything like that. I'm on a 27" monitor and when playing games, my eyes are between 45-50cm (18-20") away from the screen.

So am I correct in understanding that the options are: A) screen tearing (no v-sync) B) extra 200ms or so latency (due to v-sync issue with DLSS 3) ?? Not sure what you mean. There is no vsync issue with DLSS 3. I use g-sync with an FPS cap below max refresh rate to prevent vsync lag. In other word...

daemonjax wrote: ↑

13 May 2024, 09:10

You'll want to also enable ultra low latency, though.

It doesn't matter, because DLSS FG has Reflex as a hard requirement. So ULL doesn't have any effect.

I cap my FPS to something that makes each game feel consistent by avoiding big changes in frame rate. Games feel different to me if they run at at 90FPS in one spot but 160 in another. (I'm on a 165Hz display.) So I would cap such a game to 100 to get more consistent motion blur and latency. But it'...

Also, the image looks good on a CRT regardless of resolution. CRTs do not really have a native resolution like LCD and OLED have. They are pretty much resolution independent and everything will look good. For TVs, maybe. But for monitors? no. Every CRT monitor has a native resolution you can set th...

Off the top of my head: Perfect geometry (CRTs can have varying amounts of distortion.) Less power consumption. Sharper image (but only at native resolution.) They are lighter (CRTs feel like they weigh a ton.) Bigger screen size (good luck trying to find a CRT monitor that's larger than 21".) I sti...

What's the refresh rate? You need 60Hz/120Hz/180Hz/240Hz to watch a 60FPS video without stutter. VRR won't work unless you video player actually works with VRR.