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Sorry for double posting, but I wanted to see if there is any other PG248Q owner here.
If yes, which OSD settings are you using?

RealNC, by any chance, do you own Rainbow Six Siege? While playing my CPU stays around 80%-100% utilization and it feels like setting MPRF to 1 introduces stuttering, while 2 doesn't. Mouse feels different too because of the stuttering. And I still wonder if virtual prerendered frames setting does s...

The post I was refering to: http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic ... =80#p24438

The setting was discussed a few pages back, setting it to 1 introduces uneven frame times.

Nvidia / Microsoft: wow, good job
https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comment ... _breaking/
http://www.overclock.net/t/1628081/gsyn ... ors-update

Has someone tested G-Sync with the new gaming mode from the Win 10 Creators Update?
In Rainbow Six it having G-Sync enabled and Gaming Mode introduces a lot of micro stutter. Not sure if it's because of G-Sync though.
But it makes the game unplayable.

imo your benchmarks show a (very tiny) difference between gsync + vsync off/on. If you can live with the tearing at the very bottom, why not take it? On the bottom there's nothing too important, where tearing may influence your sights. This is also why I use prerendered virtual reality frames: 1 (no...

The Forum is still online, but it needs adblock disabled. I tested the TableFogEnable setting too and my two monitors are still set to 160hz and 120hz, like I had set them in the past.

RealNC wrote:

MT_ wrote:TThats too bad though. RTSS is off the list for me.

So... how are you gonna keep games without built-in limiter in G-Sync range

By using weaker hardware, which keeps fps under the gsync range

Have you tested what "pre-rendered virtual reality-frames" and "maximal pre-rendered frames" do with G-Sync (+ V-Sync)?

e.g. does the virtual reality thing even do anything if I'm not using a VR application? And there is a lot of discussion as well whether max pre-rendered frames = 1 or 2 is better.