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I can´t stress this enough, even for pro players playing competitive. Having a steady framerate and USING Gsync/FreeSync, is a must for your aim. Trust me. Even if you notice the mouse a tiny bit laggier compared to uncapped frames + 240hz. What about 144hz on a non-gsync monitor? I'm still rocking...

NO problem! We are here to help, share and collect information! My setup right now on Apex is: . +fps_max 138 -> 138fps cap . Gsync (Driver) . ViewSonic XG2402 144hz . Low Settings 1080p Smooth as butter, I only drop to 110-120fps when on the jump section (looking at the whole map from above, wich ...

Hey guys. I'm new here after lurking for about a year and had a few questions in regards to the best settings for Apex Legends. I have an Alienware AW2518H which supports 240hz. Apex Legends' engine is capped at 144 FPS currently with no official indication of changing. From what I've read about th...

The actual recommendation is to cap 3FPS below max refresh, or lower . Correct. A -3 FPS limit is simply considered to be the globally "safe" minimum for staying within the G-SYNC range (on genuine G-SYNC monitors containing a hardware module), taking into consideration frametime variances from lim...

Thanks for the replies. I did some testing and it seems like the best settings for smoothness are disabling V-Sync in NVCP as well and just running G-Sync. Having V-Sync enabled in NVCP caused odd stuttering/tearing at 144 FPS for whatever reason. I don't have the tools to generate any kind of data ...

Hey guys. I'm new here after lurking for about a year and had a few questions in regards to the best settings for Apex Legends. I have an Alienware AW2518H which supports 240hz. Apex Legends' engine is capped at 144 FPS currently with no official indication of changing. From what I've read about the...