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Today I used G-SYNC Pendulum Demo to test my LG 27GP850-B 165 Hz monitor. My graphics card is AMD 6700 XT.

Below 165 fps, the bar showed no tearing. As soon as I set fps to 165 and above, there was some tearing.

Enhanced sync resulted in some micro stutters.

For the smoothest settings, I ...

Today I used G-SYNC Pendulum Demo to test my LG 27GP850-B 165 Hz monitor. My graphics card is AMD 6700 XT.

Below 165 fps, the bar showed no tearing. As soon as I set fps to 165 and above, there was some tearing.

Enhanced sync resulted in some micro stutters.

For the smoothest settings, I turned ...

real refresh rate when using variable refresh rate / g-sync / freesync
to get no tearing, you must add 1ms

Vsync coupled with VRR already taken care of tearing. Only a frame cap needed to ensure FPS never reach the VRR ceeling. I also noticed games paced better ( terms of frame time ) when ...

FPS cap depends on monitor refresh rate.
240hz = 192fps
165hz = 140fps
144hz = 124fps
120hz = 106fps



Why such an aggressive frame cap below refresh rate ? With Vsync On only 3 frames below refresh will be suffice for proper VRR.


VRR used by g-sync and freesync displays needs 1ms of ...

AMD Freesync - AMD Optimized
Radeon Anti-Lag - Enabled
Radeon Enhanced Sync - Disabled
Wait for Vertical Refresh - Off, unless application specifies
V-Sync On In-game

Cap fps using in-game engine if possible.

Average latency for fps caps sorted from best to worst:
in-game, driver cap, rtss

FPS ...