infraa wrote: ↑30 Jul 2020, 14:58
Its RL fault? or is normal? Am i having inputlag with 142 fps with v sync enabled?
Fluidity and lag can be two very different things -- you can have low input lag but worse fluidity, or vice versa. There are situations that stutters/fluidity problems can worsen human-reaction-times, and VSYNC OFF can be quite stuttery in some games due to that.
If you want the lowest-lag "non-VSYNC-OFF" technology, use VRR and cap RL to 142. VRR is lower lag than VSYNC ON, even if it's a smidge more lag than VSYNC OFF. The fluidity can be very important for Rocket League, increasing your reaction time and quicker ball tracking.
Most Acer Predators have a VRR technology such as FreeSync or G-SYNC, so enable that if you want to reduce input lag for any "non-VSYNC-OFF" technology.
Bear in mind, sometimes VRR
visually looks best (least stutters, smoothest motion) with an opposing setting:
- Enable VSYNC ON in NVIDIA Control Panel or AMD Catalyst Control Center
- Enable VSYNC OFF in-game
- Use an in-game frame rate cap (~2fps-3fps below Hz at 144Hz)
An alternative is to increase Hz. There is fewer stutters at higher fixed Hz than lower fixed Hz. 200fps is smoother at 240Hz than 200fps at 144Hz, due to smaller refresh granularity.
If you're not using VRR, you can use
HOWTO: Low-Lag VSYNC ON HOWTO but VRR is lower lag than VSYNC ON.