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Here, sorry: https://www.testufo.com/stutter#demo=te ... 00&pps=720 The site created tearing with more fps than refresh rate. I don't understand then. With a 1060 oc, I am between 120 and 240 fps in 1920x1080, everything is low (lights & shadows) except the textures. I hesitate between the 2070, 208...

You can avoid tearing in fixed frequency by using vsync or fast sync. But there is no reason to do that, since you have a g-sync monitor. No. Tearing will always happen if you don't use g-sync, vsync or fast sync. Even if you get 144FPS at 144Hz, if you don't use vsync or fast sync, you will have t...

If I understand everything: 1/ RESUME Fixed Frequency : So to avoid having tearing, stuttering & microstuttering in fixed frequency, it is only necessary to synchronize the refresh rate to the frame rate? But it requires a very powerful graphics card because i have to use a minimum of 240 fps and n...

"Fixed frequency" is never a good choice when you've got a g-sync monitor. Because the fixed frequency causes stutters and tearing if the fps are below or above 240hz? Or just below, maybe? The input lag gained unlike G-Sync is almost zero, right? ULMB is there to make animation look more clear (le...

Thank you very much for your answer.

Hello everyone, I have read a lot of articles on your site. Congratulations on your work. I don't speak too much English, I help myself with translators, so I allow myself to ask several questions to shed light on my lantern: lol: Currently my configuration is: CPU: I7 8700k oc GPU: GTX 1060 6GB oc ...