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So the "prefer maximum performance" setting in the nvidia control panel's "power management mode" option in the "3D settings" section doesn't work for you?

I merged your two threads since they seem to be the same question.

I would recommend you read the GSYNC 101 series of articles on how to cap your FPS when using gsync:

https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101- ... -settings/

Are you sure you have enabled 120 or 144Hz? On the majority of monitors, 60Hz is the default and you have to manually change it.

You choose what looks better to you. That's about it, really.

Hi everyone . I would like some help please. The monitor was working fine with HDR, but now the colours looked washed out. I disabled HDR and it still looks washed out. Im using a DP cable and changed to HDMI and still the same. Even the boot screen looks washed out. I tried different cables and co...

Also, would having G-Sync disabled or enabled affect the behaviour of LL? Not directly. If you enable gsync and use ultra LL, then you get an automatic FPS cap that's somewhere between -6 and -2 FPS below the current refresh rate, depending in what that refresh rate is. At 144Hz, you get -6 (138FPS...

There are some benefits with PS/2 keyboards (NKRO without needing multiple virtual HIDs mostly, if the keyboard's controller supports it) but with mice, PS/2 doesn't have anything that's better in some actually tangible way.

I use PS/2 for my keyboard, USB for my mouse.

Im going to play around with this right away. As far as I can see though integer scaling is only available on the 1660 and up. Right. I forgot that Pascal GPUs don't integer scale. Sharpening is a good solution though. I was doing that using ReShade way before nvidia added a sharpening shader in th...

this monitor seems to report doubling the refresh rate at anything below 70 fps. Change the in game cap to 71 and then the monitor reports 71. I show this in the pictures. This seems to happen on all three games. Googling this there is talk about doubling refreshes at below the VRR range but this i...

Some games only run in borderless windowed mode. Some others will run in fullscreen mode that is always using "optimizations", regardless of your compatibility settings, because the game itself has requested to run in that mode.