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With the vertices already loaded, does the fact a user moves his camera around, not push anything new to the CPU then? I'm not having all viewing angles of all the vertices are pre-calculated. Input has already been read. Games don't read input in the middle of rendering a frame and then cancel the...

Whippy wrote: ↑

17 Feb 2024, 16:05

Moved to strobing section.

Skyy wrote: ↑

16 Feb 2024, 20:33

- 160hz so enough for 60fps BFI

That should be 180, not 160.

I guess the hardware prefetcher works with just the functions of the code purely then. And the code output from them functions can't be predicted due to user input, obviously. The prefetcher can't predict ahead of time, what binaries that user will illict for the monitor in the way of pixels and as...

Or is my Acer XF252Q still the best. (I don’t think so because it’s quite old now) I don't know, but the age of the monitor has no real impact on input lag. Gaming displays have reached very low processing latency many years ago, so even if it was possible for a display to literally have zero proce...

Isn't the result of the execution of the code, still in itself code? No. That statement doesn't even make sense :P It's like asking if the result of executing all the instructions of a cooking recipe is in itself a cooking recipe. It's not. The result is food. Btw, the analogy to recipes is quite f...

Odeii430 wrote: ↑

14 Feb 2024, 05:33

English only, please.

4nlv wrote: ↑

13 Feb 2024, 02:51

Everytime I use PureXP, the Overdrive (Response Time) setting gets disabled entirely.
Does PureXP have a different overdrive setting or does it also use the same one that is disabled? (which in my case is Ultra Fast)

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Sorry, I had a brain fart. It's the refresh rate that changes, not the resolution, so nothing to do with scaling. Yeah, not much you can do. Normally, the cable can be problem sometimes, but only the other way around. That is, lower Hz looks fine, but max Hz has issues. So it's unlikely it's the cab...

Obviously something is defective. If there's no warranty anymore and can't RMA it, then a workaround would be to use GPU scaling instead of display scaling. You can force that in the GPU driver control panel.