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After some testing on with the Animation Timing Deviation graph, Ive found out that Armoury Crate (Asus RGB Software) and L-Connect 3 (Lian-li RGB software) were causing stuter on the graph. Ive found out that after disabling all of their processes in the Task Manager. Now. playing at 200 fps is bu...

What is the limiting factor when it comes to input delay with a monitor? Is it the refresh rate or is it the pixel response time? Both and beyond. If your question is "which is the bigger limiting factor", my answer is still "Both and beyond". I've seen pixel response time contribute more, and I've...

Great! You've effectively done a Linux modeline equivalent of the old FAQ.

Does TestUFO properly show 120Hz nowadays in your web browser? Old Linux distros weren't very high-refresh-rate friendy.

Ah, thanks for the extra data! Fortnite usually works best with VSYNC OFF unless you can have massive refresh rate (e.g. 480Hz+). For esports VRR, you would need massive framerate range to keep framerates inside VRR range, as VRR can be a terrible experience in esports if your uncapped framerates ke...

I got this 3dtv for $50 but I didn't get any of the 3d stuff. I am wondering if it's possible to do 1080p120 on this TV. I can't get into the 3d settings because the transmitter is not connected, since I don't have it. Don't use 3D settings, but instead follow the instructions at True 120Hz From PC...

If you couldn't find it in even in a simple Google search, probably not. It sometimes take some hacking skills to tame an Out-of-Range watchdogs, to unveil possible overclocks. Once Out-Of-Range defeat hacks are discovered, and if they're genuine hacks (no frameskipping), it usually generates a popu...

I was wondering which setting is better to reduce input lag and improve response time. Overclocking or VT1500 trick? It's a contradicting goal sometimes. Reduce lag of unstrobed VSYNC OFF -> overclocking is better Improve response for strobing -> sometimes VT1500 is better If you love framerate=Hz ...

Do you have a photo of the distortion?
I'm trying to figure out if it's human perception, or if it's a geometric filter in the monitor/drivers.

I use a Corsair Xeneon Flex (bendable OLED monitor), so I've got some experience here.

So, where's the problem? The problem lies in the fact that when I go "fast" on my screen, you really can't see anything clearly. It seems like everything is stuttering, like everything I do is at 60Hz. My screen isn't smooth; it's "choppy," as I've heard said here on the forum. Do you mean erratic ...

Many monitors do not perform very well at under native refresh rate. Alternate approaches: 1. It's better to use max Hz, and use GSYNC to have a "lower lag 240Hz" on a 360Hz. GSYNC has fewer compromises if your uncapped framerate range is completely within your VRR range. Most lag complaints about G...