Discorz wrote: ↑19 May 2021, 01:37
StareX wrote: ↑12 May 2021, 09:53
... it just appears in NVIDIA control panel.
I didn't see you actually have 240Hz in nvidia panel, just use 240 from there. Or even from windows advanced display settings. Try 240 from both if u're able to.
The slow alt-tabing issue can be fixed other ways I believe. Like I said before it looks like your ingame refresh rate/resolution is not matching desktop refresh rate/resolution. Make sure those two are the same. Alt-tab for you probably takes as much time as switching to other refresh rate. Maybe windows or nvidia panel have slightly different refreshes like 239.76 vs 240 or something similar and game is set to wrong one.
I'm also not sure about this one but its and idea you could try.
btw what game are we talking about here? Is it only one or multiple games?
What are you talking about? I think you don't understand what I'm looking for.
240Hz works everywhere, period.
It's not an issue with the refresh rate or the monitor.
What I'm talking about is forcing the monitor to work in One single mode which is ONLY 240Hz.
I tested it on the VG259QM, my old PG279Q and the Samsung Odessy G7 27inch monitors, all monitors allowed me to force ONE single refresh rate which made Alt tabbing MUCH quicker and switching between apps a lot faster.
But on my AW2721D I don't see the option for 240Hz inside CRU, but on Odessy G7 or ASUS VG259QM I can see the 239.xx Hz numbers in either extention block or Standard Resolution inside CRU.
Bottom line, I want to force my AW2721D to show 240Hz ONLYYYY, not 200, not 180, not 144, not 100 and not 60. Just 240Hz.
The alt tab "fix" works either in a res that the number of the secondary pixels is lowered by 1, but I cant input 240 in CRU (it makes it red)
Or FORCING the monitor to a single mode, forcing it to 240Hz ONLY.