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Update: I tested a MAG241C FreeSync monitor and it requires a 120fps limit to prevent all tearing. This is vs the 110-100 limit required for my VG279Q. So there is definitely a difference in implementation between monitors. Are you sure is not the game you tested? The gsync on my mag241c worked eve...

Update: I tested a MAG241C FreeSync monitor and it requires a 120fps limit to prevent all tearing. This is vs the 110-100 limit required for my VG279Q.

So there is definitely a difference in implementation between monitors.

I've done testing on those scenarios, at least on a G-SYNC module Awesome, big fan of your tests btw :D I wish there was a way you could see exactly when Sync gets activated, like some sort of flag, so you'd always know when you are in or out of the range. I tried an option in the Nvidia control pa...

At 144Hz, I've found that the tearing near the bottom of the screen due to frametime variances in the upper VRR range disappears at around 120 FPS (@144Hz) on a G-SYNC monitor containing a module. Very good to know! I wonder what the technical differences are that make the G-Sync official implement...

Very happy to see this thread! I am experiencing the same issue and have developed a test to see it happening in action: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/akuaf4/100fps_limit_required_to_eliminate_all_tearing/ On the two monitors I have tested, they require a 100fps limit to eliminate all t...