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You can still get some stutter / lag when GSYNC hits max FPS. Limit your frames to 135

Falkentyne - I'll try this for you tomorrow when I receive my monitor. I'm getting one of these as a potential sidegrade from my PG278Q as I really miss (bright) Blur Reduction that I used to get with the XL2720Z. The PG278Q is great but in blur reduction mode it is so dark. I can probably live with...

Close all programs you don't need, close all services you don't need.

If you like you can try using Process Lasso for its gaming mode feature that throttles background processes so they don't 'steal' CPU while you play.

Power -> High performance.

It's not the screen or display drivers. Try closing anything that 'hooks' the keyboard like hotkey programs etc.

Also make sure your keyboard is plugged into USB 2 ports not USB 3. Revert and XHCI BIOS options to default.

With these drivers, is it still necessary to turn off V-SYNC within games in order for G-SYNC to work? Or is that not necessary since they've seemingly been split into two separate settings? If given the option it is best to turn off in game regardless of your driver setting. Driver settings usuall...

Because if you hit max fps with vsync off you get tearing and if you hit it with vsync on you get input lag

Yes, that's the point of the vsync off option. But a better choice imo is just to cap below max fps (135 for a 144 screen)

If you get windowed mode gsync issues, try the hotfix driver 353.12 http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=399677

You beat me to it, but your links seem to be broken - I started a new thread here http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2213

Driver link is here: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/geforce-353-06-driver-download.html Apparently this fixes ropey performance some people have been experiencing with Kepler based cards (600/700 series), for instance people are reporting FPS increases with The Witcher 3: http://forums.guru3d.c...