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Kyouki wrote: ↑

17 Jan 2024, 14:09

How useful is this, precisely?

From how I understood it, it means you can enable Reflex in all DX11 and DX12 games. FrameGen is not required. The games might even be 10 years old where neither FrameGen nor Relfex existed yet.

PSA: The latest version of RTSS allows you to use Reflex in every DX11 and DX12 game and limit FPS using the Reflex limiter rather than the normal RTSS limiter: https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/msi-ab-rtss-development-news-thread.412822/page-210#post-6172420 Added new framerate limiting mode : NVID...

Is this frameskipping? Yes. how can i solve it? You probably can't. But you can try things like reduced timings and optimized timings in CRU, and different refresh rates. Maybe you'll hit a combination that happens to work. But maybe the TV will not accept any of them and will always skip frames. T...

DeaxSeax wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2024, 20:28

Which one is better in terms of performance?

It doesn't affect performance.

TheSimplor wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2024, 03:58

So i overclocked my tv with amd radeon software and i be able to get 144hz, but when i run a game i dont feel that smoothness of a 144hz monitor, and i doesnt feel it in my desktop too.

Do the frame skipping test. Maybe the TV is just dropping frames and limits itself to 60 that way.

Jonnyc55 wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2024, 11:16

Is there any random nature to gaming, where this prediction might simply do more harm than good?

No. In fact, prefetching and speculative execution are what make modern CPUs so fast. Without it, the CPU you bought it 2023 would be even slower than a CPU you bought 15 years ago.

That's not how it works. Player input does not change the code. The result of the execution of the code changes, but the code itself does not.

Yeah, this is normal. Some monitors are better at this than others. See https://blurbusters.com/faq/advanced-st ... stalk-faq/

j1ffrey wrote: ↑

07 Jan 2024, 17:23

Are there any drawbacks or perhaps things to be advised about with regard to running Dyac when FPS is greater than refresh rate?

Other than tearing due to lack of vsync (or RTSS scanline sync,) no.

I have never seen a case where g-sync has an impact on FPS. Maybe you made a mistake somewhere when testing performance?