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Many monitors do not perform very well at under native refresh rate. Alternate approaches: 1. It's better to use max Hz, and use GSYNC to have a "lower lag 240Hz" on a 360Hz. GSYNC has fewer compromises if your uncapped framerate range is completely within your VRR range. Most lag complaints about ...

Many monitors do not perform very well at under native refresh rate. Alternate approaches: 1. It's better to use max Hz, and use GSYNC to have a "lower lag 240Hz" on a 360Hz. GSYNC has fewer compromises if your uncapped framerate range is completely within your VRR range. Most lag complaints about ...

Just switched from the Asus 240hz 1440p monitor to the AW2725DF 360hz OLED monitor from Alienware. I try capping my FPS to 240 fps, thinking that with G-Sync it will butterfly smooth since I was dropping frames and having V-Sync ON. It wasnt the case at all. It was jittery af. The game is Warzone 2 ...

Under clock and under volt its well know solution. I run my 13600k at 4.4Ghz lock and 1.4V lock and my GPU 3060ti downclocked and undervolted as much i can… no xmp on RAM just default But this is nothing new you can find a lot of info in BB web… Well then I will have a lot of work with my 4090 and ...

Hi everyone, To give a little context, its been like 1.5 years that Im fighting against some judder issue to my games. Its like night and day when I try my friends gaming PC, like its notably smoother like crazy. I have tried 1000 of things and I came to the conclusion it was power related. My first...

Same issue man Give a look to your DPC latency, it is maybe the culprit. I had the same issue and I resolved it by watching a lot of tutorial. Try to go as low as possible. And give a try to DriverCleaner to clean old useless drivers from your PC that can cause conflict. Would you mind to show whic...

HighFpsNotSmooth wrote: ↑

30 Oct 2023, 02:43

Same issue man

Give a look to your DPC latency, it is maybe the culprit. I had the same issue and I resolved it by watching a lot of tutorial.
Try to go as low as possible.
And give a try to DriverCleaner to clean old useless drivers from your PC that can cause conflict.

To give a little update for someone in the future : After some research, I've found that maybe the issue was DPC latency. Latency Mon shows me that things were going all over the place. After following some advice from the Internet, I was been able to reduce drastically my latency and some weird spi...

I want to add that on my NVCP on the G-SYNC section, my Acer monitor is showing (G-SYNC Compatible) under his name but not the Asus monitor, which is strange since both has the same Adaptive Sync module.

Hi everyone, Lastly I was playing around with my new Asus PG27AQDM monitor (OLED 240hz). What is strange to me is that, when I cap my FPS, enable V-SYNC, enable fullscreen only G-SYNC and enable the Adaptive Sync option on both of my monitor OSD, there is a clear night and day difference in fluidity...