Should I turn off gsync when removing FPS cap?

[GFresha]

I usually run gsync on and a cap that is 3 hz under my monitor's refresh rate.

If I want to play CSGO and want to run like 240-300 FPS and my monitor is 165 hz, should I turn off gsync or is it okay to keep it enabled while going above my refresh rate? Will it cause any stutters if I do this?

The reason why I ask is because I am too lazy to go to nvidia control panel and having to enable or disable gsync based on the game, I would much rather set it on and either go above my refresh rate for FPS games or below for graphics games.

[RealNC]

You can disable it only for CS:GO in the NVCP per-application profile.

[GFresha]

Don't think this feature actually works as whatever is set in the "setup gsync" page seems to override the profile.

For example I just turned on gsync for Far Cry 5 profile, turned it off on the "setup gsync" and turned on the enable gsync indicator option, and I turned on Far Cry and it did not show the indicator. So, I guess from now on I either enable or disable it from the "set up gsync" page.

Are you sure if I leave it enabled in the page and go past my refresh rate it would cause issues? Like will I get input lag or something? Because if its just tearing then its okay.

[RealNC]

Not sure about lag, but you will be transitioning from synced to unsynced and back every time your FPS crosses the refresh rate, which might look weird.

Just try it, I guess, and see what happens.