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by jorimt » 31 Jul 2017, 10:38
@lexazootin,
I'm no expert on FRC, but I'd assume that it is a constant, passive process. The dithering may be more apparent with certain colors or color combinations (gradients, non-primaries, etc), but I'm not sure FRC would be so obviously affected by framerate or refresh rate.
Also, again, G-SYNC panels have quality standards, and 144Hz G-SYNC displays are almost always capable of a complete 30-144Hz range. The minimum refresh range (FPS doubling) usually only starts at 36Hz/FPS because it is the lowest direct divisible (without going below 30Hz) of 144Hz, so I don't think that is the cause either.
You're likely just seeing pixel inversion artifacts at lower refresh rates (where, as we've already stated, they would be exacerbated).
(jorimt: /jor-uhm-tee/)
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