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Sorry, I think I've posted this question at some point, but this new (?) research makes me feel a little uncertain. You guys are talking about added input lag when NOT using RTSS to cap when having G-Sync on. But G-Sync only has added input lag if fps > refresh rate, right? So my assumption: If my P...

I don't think csgo pros are playing with gsync when they're able to get 800? fps or so.

Another quirk is stuttering when having an application open on the 2nd screen (I think someone else posted that in the old thread). Nothing on the 2nd screen: No stutter with G-Sync, TS/Discord/Skype/Whatever on it: Stutter.

Hey Chief, that's not really what I meant. It was just an addition - a 101 article sounds like "complete article" and that part was 'missing'. (In case you're confused too: I'm talking about a monitors' LED that is on when the monitor is on, blinking when the monitor is in standby, red when it has G...

A tiny tiny thing is missing from the list: Most G-Sync monitors have a different LED color when G-Sync is active. By default, G-Sync mode seems to be always on (Not sure why, and not sure if there is any downside to it such as increased energy intake?) and the LED is red. This can be disabled by us...

Great insights, thank you guys.

I am not using any frame limiter. That is why I'm asking. I rarely reach > 150 fps anyway, but since I've turned on V-Sync (+ G-Sync) it hits 159 fps sometimes, but never goes over it.

(Asus PG248Q) 160 Hz and the game I play is Rainbow Six Siege. It is set to 159 Hz and V-Sync off ingame. In NVCP: G-Sync on, V-Sync on. Global profile (and DWM.exe) G-Sync off, V-Sync on.

My G-Sync isn't working if I have vsync on + gsync, but fps never goes over 159 fps, or is it?

Nice news!!
While we're at it, does Enable GTX950 specific features something on other cards (regarding performance/input lag)?