Low-Lag VSYNC and BFI on LG C1

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Low-Lag VSYNC and BFI on LG C1

Post by Zebedee » 27 Sep 2024, 04:45

Hi, which low-lag VSYNC method would you recommend for 120hz BFI on an LG C1 please? Ideally I'd like a set and forget method as I am tired of having to reconfigure on a game by game basis.

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Re: Low-Lag VSYNC and BFI on LG C1

Post by RealNC » 27 Sep 2024, 05:45

The same as without BFI.
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Re: Low-Lag VSYNC and BFI on LG C1

Post by Zebedee » 27 Sep 2024, 06:02

Presumably the VRR methods won't work because VRR needs to be off for BFI to be on?

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Re: Low-Lag VSYNC and BFI on LG C1

Post by RealNC » 27 Sep 2024, 06:41

Zebedee wrote: ↑
27 Sep 2024, 06:02
Presumably the VRR methods won't work because VRR needs to be off for BFI to be on?
Low-lag vsync cap is used when VRR cannot be used. If you can't use VRR, you use a low-lag vsync cap instead.
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