Not really. Vsync will have no effect most of the time. It will only have an effect when it prevents tearing due to short frames (for whatever reason, they can sometimes happen.) When there are no short frames, it won't have any effect on latency.Agent Patch wrote: ↑01 Jul 2026, 14:59Based on my understanding (assuming I'm not missing something), disabling V-SYNC in the NVIDIA Control Panel should reduce input latency while still allowing me to benefit from G-SYNC and Reflex, effectively providing the same advantages as the usual G-SYNC + V-SYNC (NVCP) + Reflex ON + Boost setup.
Am I understanding this correctly?
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), disabling V-SYNC in the NVIDIA Control Panel should reduce input latency while still allowing me to benefit from G-SYNC and Reflex, effectively providing the same advantages as the usual G-SYNC + V-SYNC (NVCP) + Reflex ON + Boost setup.Steam • GitHub • Stack Overflow
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