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VenomLolo wrote: ↑

08 Oct 2021, 10:10

It's a bit involved, but here's another program you can look into to try and diagnose any particular causes of stutter in those games:
https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/using ... -in-games/

I can help slightly with that, reflex implementation is pretty much exactly the same across the different games except that NVIDIA's provided Reflex Frame Rate Limiter is optional. A game can decide to use their own framerate limiter or Reflex's (I am not talking about Reflex's autocapping behavior...

The statement "does not add lag" can compute as "there's more delay due to the cost of tearing-free gameplay" thus -> add lag. When in reality it is just as you say, not decreasing inputlag further at the cost of tearing. Correct, as stated in my article, latency-wise, G-SYNC is technically neutral...

Even if the drop is around a couple of frames its still visible for example if the drop is around 141 to 135 it still stutters, If i lock the game at 60fps it will drop to 55 and it will be visible, if i locked the game to 120 it will drop to 110 or 100 and visible as well... might as well play at ...

G-sync adds lag it's not virtually zero (It sounds nit picky but we don't say that when referring to CPU's cache latencies). The only lag G-SYNC "adds" is directly from hiding the tearline, nothing more, and it's technically not an "addition," since it's adhering to the native scanout time of the d...

Please keep in mind that rtss adds an estimated ~7 ms due to having to buffer an additional frame and thus should only be used in non-competitive scenarios. It is true that external limiters such as RTSS and Nvidia MFR can add up to 1 frame (relative to the current max refresh rate) delay over most...

pixeldew wrote: ↑

04 Oct 2021, 12:24

Thanks so such a quick detailed explanation!

You're welcome.

So if I'm playing a game where I can constantly hit that 141 fps cap these settings are golden. Now what about the large number of games where I can't constantly hit that 141 fps limit? Let's say I can only hit 60, would simply limiting the fps to 60 with those same settings be the ideal situation?...

I have a 360hz GSYNC monitor (got it as a gift). My PC build is for 240hz so I selected the 240hz option in the Nvidia control panel to make this monitor work as a 240hz one. Reducing your physical refresh rate below native will increase frame delivery time and the appearance of tearing artifacts, ...

Hi guys, I would like to know if in 2021 is it worth to use gsync on fortnite and if pros are actually using it. I want my game to be as smooth as possible and to have the less amount of input lag possible. Now I am currently using Gsync On and Vsync Off and the rest of my Nvidia Control Panel is s...