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powen on pc, dont touch anything, download cru, open restart64.exe, it restart your gpu driver.
tell me result about game.


This actually does have an affect. Restarting my graphics driver "fixes" the broken G-Sync.

Before restarting, G-Sync is on, like so: https://i.imgur.com/otuEXXo.png ...

If you're looking for help from someone knowledgeable, this forum isn't the place to look. I have an important question: after you've performed your tricks, is your gameplay 100% stable throughout the entire session, or does it get worse over time/after restarting your PC?


Not much of a trick ...

I have the alienware 360hz qd-oled and I turned gsynce on and I went 40/10 three times in a row because of how responsive and quick it felt. But it feels like it gets worse and worse the longer I have the game on. I try not to alt tab as well. I genuinely don't know what it is that is causing this ...

You aren't wrong or crazy. I was having this issue with my AW2723DF and made a post about it: https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=15080

Now I see your post and it's the same issue I've been having.

G-Sync/VRR is not active, yet having it "on" but disabled still affects the input latency ...

I've been researching this issue as it's repeatable and so strange to me and I've found a thread detailing the same issue: https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=7284

Coincidentally, it is another Alienware monitor , this time the AW2720HF The OP, Arx, says:

But after switching between G ...

Slender wrote: ↑

03 Nov 2025, 06:00

gsync called freesync in setting on your monitor

I don't have any Freesync setting in the OSD if that's what you're saying.

I use the AW2723DF (1440p, 280hz Overclocked Monitor, updated firmware/drivers) and for years, the input lag I experience has been inconsistent. I tried many different things to diagnose the issue over the years: graphics card drivers, Nvidia Control Panel tweaks, ReBAR, Process Lasso, etc. It's ...