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You can edit a Destiny 2 config file to set the cap to any value. Use that to set it just under your maximum refresh rate. RTSS or any other external tools seem to cause problems. Make sure you're running in true fullscreen.

If it's actually getting you higher FPS it probably is getting lower input lag. Directly related to the FPS. For example if you just capped at the same FPS it would be the same input lag.

Even if you ran it at half resolution it would still be better than current generation headsets with less of a screen door effect.

I wonder how long it will be before this hits the market and if future versions of the rift and vive will get these panels.

I highly doubt it makes any difference at all. Unless you're getting higher fps from it.

Thanks for the reply then why do none of the pros/streamers cap frames. Because they don't know, or they don't use gsync. have used the gsync on,vsync on nvcp,ow in game cap 141, fortnite and pubg used rtss to cap 141 so if im going to use gsync on thats best correct. If i shut everything off zero ...

That mouse does seem pretty cool. The problem is the tilting hinders normal mouse movement. I would never use it for competitive gaming because of that.

My arm rests are lined up exactly with the desk height which allows me to do the same thing but sitting up straight. I use whole arm movements and about a 20 inch 360 for sensitivity. Most people have their armrests set way too high, along with their entire desk surface that their keyboard and mouse...

I'm not sure what you mean. Do you sit so close to your monitor that your keyboard and mouse are behind the screen?

Yes, I have a 1080 ti as my main card, then a second low end card plus the onboard graphics.