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DanGamesTwitch wrote: ↑

09 May 2026, 17:57

pucval wrote: ↑

26 Feb 2026, 06:12

Hello there
I have read the post
First time seeing this frameskiping test
Did it, all good for me
I am suing 144hz monitor aswell,the games feel choppy where i can run them 300+ fps
So lattely i am trying to find this thing aswell as the OP question,the games feels choppy on 144hz monitor
So i tried couple of things,like nvidia CP settings,capping fps,reflex,vsync and such
Lattely i found out about the CPU C-states,because i was deep in the rabbit hole,but i will not turn them off

For my conclusion,its because of me i think,that i feel the games choppy.
I think i need more HZ on the monitor,like 300hz+.\

I think i am hungry for more HZ,because when i turn this 144hz monitor to 60hz,its the same choppiness,but more pronounced.
Thats how i came to conclusion that i need more HZ.

If someone have anything up their sleeve,please share.
My problem is the same as OP question,144hz feels choppy,stuttery or something like that.

Hi, nothing will help you. Don't waste your money and energy. The problems are electrical. There's no exact solution, which is why I also thought maybe I had a defective processor, video card, RAM, monitor, and power supply. I built four different PC setups in this apartment, bought five different monitors from TN to OLED, and now I'm using a TN E 540Hz, and everything is the same: the picture is blurry when moving + there's no smooth image, but the FPS is stable at 600-900. Everything is also terrible on the desktop. The system runs sluggishly; it definitely shouldn't behave like this on such an expensive PC. I also wrote posts here about my problem, but I got nothing at all. I only got the same answers: give me proof, limit the FPS by turning off G-Sync and FreeSync. There isn't a single normal answer at all.