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So I have 2 monitors an s90c 4k 144 hz tv and a 1440p 500hz they work fine together.

I want to add my ultrawide vertical as a 3rd monitor for chat and monitoring/obs .

4090 has a limit to DSC so can't add a third monitor.

I figure I'll use Igpu in 9950x3d.

But, it needs HDMI :( and my current ...

yeah i cap at 230 nvidia vsync on the monitors still different behaviors idk why it would be crossing vrr i get the framerates stable as well.

Gsync on vsync on/off ullm on /off tried all ways

So ive been doing some tests for a while hoping someone can help.

In control the game if i use a gsync compatible monitor, (I've used Samsung G7 and LG cx), control stutters when moving the mouse. Diablo 3 stutters as you move the background ...

IIRC

It also helps make an accurate response time curve so that u dont get the flickering that comes with regular VRR.

It will change the overdrive of the pixel response times along with the refresh to keep ghosting and overshoot under control through the whole VRR refresh range.

I know this is an old thread but ive found a way to smooth this out kinda.

It seems whenever u pause the game or load a different area the frame pacing changes into a rhythm.

Its worse when using Gsync or framerate limiter but it still happens with Vsync. If u press escape and open a menu it ...

Here is a video of the stutter it seems to also be tearing at the top of the screen

Note the time stamps

https://youtu.be/UZXJmjok1Rc

Thanks for response big fan btw! Bought by samsung s27a 950d because of you back in the day still have it :)

Im a little unclear on what you are saying could you elaborate

I feel the progressive worsening of the stutter must lead to a way to find the issue. Sounds like a variable is off or ...

So i have a 3080 and a cx48 oled.

New firmware fixed gsync black screen flickering but if the fps is between 100-119 it stutters badly and i can see duplicated or skipped frames. Any idea why it might do it? Or how to fix?

Also checked and it happens while strafing so not input related.

Happens ...