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I noticed something whilst playing Rising Storm: Vietnam... When I have gsync activated with nvcpl vsync my cpu usage is higher. In fact one of my cores is pegged at 100% a lot more of the time. This game is basically single threaded as it's based on an old engine. I have a 2500k overclocked to 4.6G...

Yea it feels good... I suppose it saves you having to use a separate tool. I'm interested to see some conclusive tests. Love all the work you guys put into this though

I just tried what you suggested and it feel quite similar to RTSS.... But I only tried it in DOOM (Vulkan). I also noted that input lag was a lot worse when pre-rendered frames were set to "1" instead of application preference.

I can't wait to hear some more detailed findings though

Thanks for such an informative post jorimt ... If only Nvidia could be so clear with their choice of words then we wouldn't be in this predicament

So would you say for the most part unless you are some sort of pro gamer ... it might be best to go with G-sync + Vsync on and no cap?

Andy

I would like to start by saying thank-you for all of your hard work jorimt :D I just had a quick question to ask you. Does it matter at all if you change the pre-rendered frames whilst gsync is activated? I'm quite sensitive to mouse lag. And I usually set it to pre-rendered frame "1" ... I just wa...

I would like to start by saying thank-you for all of your hard work jorimt :D I just had a quick question to ask you. Does it matter at all if you change the pre-rendered frames whilst gsync is activated? I'm quite sensitive to mouse lag. And I usually set it to pre-rendered frame "1" ... I just wan...