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If you use VRR (gsync/freesync) then it's better than 144Hz. If not, then you get microstutter.

Most probably yes, unless your laptop does not support 240Hz output. You need to check the specs of your laptop and check the maximum resolution and refresh rate of its external display output.

-3FPS cap is for VRR. -0.01FPS cap is for normal vsync without VRR. I wasn't aware of this.. if I'm using scanline sync then I have to set the screen refresh to 60Hz and set the refresh in the settings to 16.66944ms? (which would be for 59.99fps) or do I have to set it elsewhere? No. With ssync, RT...

Okay so which one it is I'm getting mixed signals, cap. One post clearly states that using vsync + capping your framerate below refresh rate - has visible inputlag benefits, as per graph. Another one states that this only should be used for adaptive sync technology. ??? -3FPS cap is for VRR. -0.01F...

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15 Oct 2020, 17:47

So again, do i need an account for specialk? I don't get the logon thing...

I assume you need an account if you want to post on their forum. But the download link at the top should work even without an account.

Hi guys. Recently I have bought vg252qxbmiipx and I have a problem with it. At first, it was working on 60Hz because I was not able to set 240Hz without the latest Nvidia drivers. And I realized that on 60Hz on videos where the camera dynamically moves, the monitor has issues with strobing (?). The...

Try this:

Force vsync OFF everywhere. Both in-game and in the NVCP. Disable g-sync. Disable the nvidia limiter. Use an RTSS cap of 165FPS.

Does it still happen? Either with the new or old monitor.

Also, please post a screenshot of the RTSS frametime graph overlay while the stutters happen.

Also if you use more than 1 monitor, this can make g-sync stutter.

Did you configure it correctly? Are you sure you're running your games in fullscreen exclusive mode?

Could anyone, please, explain me the differences between high polling rate and high DPI (with low ingame sensitivity)? I'm not sure if i understand correctly what each does. Polling rate is the delay at which mouse input gets registered by the OS. DPI is the resolution at which the mouse itself tra...