Hel me how Gsync, vsync and fps cap interact
Posted: 07 Oct 2017, 07:24
Hey!
I've got AG251FG 240hz gsync this week and I need some help understanging few things.
How does Gsync, Vsync and riva tuner fps cap interact with each other?
At first I thouht that it's best to set fps cap to 238 and vsync to off, so gsync is always engaged smoothing framerate and eliminating tearing. But after reading 101 guide I understand that vsync have to also be forced "on" in control panel?
I do notice little bit of tearing when capped at 238fps in older game. But only at the bottom of the screen. I am testing with older game painkiller because It have easy command to cap framerate.
-At 600fps, gsync 240hz (lol) there is a lot of tearing.
-Cap fps to 238 and tearing is gone. Only little bit left on the bottom of the screen.
-Cap to 200 and all tearing is gone.
-Unlock framerate but engage nvcp vsync and it caps at 239 and all tearing is gone and presumably gsync not engaged anymore?
how should it be used in high fps games and in lower fps games like Witcher3 (which works about 70fps)
I've got AG251FG 240hz gsync this week and I need some help understanging few things.
How does Gsync, Vsync and riva tuner fps cap interact with each other?
At first I thouht that it's best to set fps cap to 238 and vsync to off, so gsync is always engaged smoothing framerate and eliminating tearing. But after reading 101 guide I understand that vsync have to also be forced "on" in control panel?
I do notice little bit of tearing when capped at 238fps in older game. But only at the bottom of the screen. I am testing with older game painkiller because It have easy command to cap framerate.
-At 600fps, gsync 240hz (lol) there is a lot of tearing.
-Cap fps to 238 and tearing is gone. Only little bit left on the bottom of the screen.
-Cap to 200 and all tearing is gone.
-Unlock framerate but engage nvcp vsync and it caps at 239 and all tearing is gone and presumably gsync not engaged anymore?
how should it be used in high fps games and in lower fps games like Witcher3 (which works about 70fps)