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Why not? I set both G-Sync and V-Sync to On and changed Low Latency to 'On' instead of Ultra, shouldn't that work? No low latency mode is doing absolutely nothing with Reflex on, Reflex takes priority. They both do the same thing though, if you had Reflex off LLM Ultra will cap your fps under your ...

You don't need to touch that to use VRR, just set up Gsync the standard way and it will work for pretty much all new games. I don't even have that Windows VRR toggle anymore, I'm guessing they took it off with a newer update because it was useless anyway. Your post is also very confusing, you are ta...

No, it was Overwatch. I saw in some other posts that G-Sync On + V-Sync On + Low Latency on Ultra means it auto-caps your FPS a little bit below refresh (so 326 sounds about right for 360Hz). Leaving Low Latency on 'On' avoids that. Hopefully when Overwatch gets Nvidia Reflex in the next patch it c...

Have you double checked your ingame refresh rate under graphics settings is set to 144?

I'm guessing the game you are talking about has Nvidia Reflex? If you set Gsync+Vsync with Nvidia Reflex, it will auto cap your refresh to stop you hitting your max refresh and getting Vsync lag, if you want to set your own fps limit closer to the max refresh of your monitor then you need to turn Vs...

Are you forcing Vsync off in NCP?

If so, put it to use 3D application.

Hey djoni, you write about mouse is floaty - seems more like the problem most of us have here (electrical caused) the other stuff could also be from isp - but we have all of this shit too and at us its not isp. Did you try in another location? Should be instantly perfect then. Also turn on your pho...

Well by what you said, it can only be your internet. ISPs only care that you are getting the speed you are paying for, the longer the route they send it can cause issues and also if you are on a busy line it could have high congestion. So having a decent ping and no packet loss doesn't mean its not...

Well by what you said, it can only be your internet. ISPs only care that you are getting the speed you are paying for, the longer the route they send it can cause issues and also if you are on a busy line it could have high congestion. So having a decent ping and no packet loss doesn't mean its not ...

Won't really be any difference.