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Scanline-sync will cap your FPS to your refresh rate, just like vsync, but without the input lag of vsync. That's what it does. If you're running the monitor at 120Hz, you will get 120FPS.pwn wrote:The author of the topic indicated that he does not have restrictions on FPS, I do not understand something?
Thanks for the answer!RealNC wrote:Scanline-sync will cap your FPS to your refresh rate, just like vsync, but without the input lag of vsync. That's what it does. If you're running the monitor at 120Hz, you will get 120FPS.pwn wrote:The author of the topic indicated that he does not have restrictions on FPS, I do not understand something?
No, the author is correct.pwn wrote:Thanks for the answer!
Now it is clear, the author of the topic misled me.
Chief Blur Buster wrote:No, the author is correct.pwn wrote:Thanks for the answer!
Now it is clear, the author of the topic misled me.
When the author said "no limit on fps ingame", it means the author avoided the "fps_max" setting.
The game's framerate limit is disabled.
So the framerate-limiting is done by RTSS instead of the framerate-limiting by the game fps_max setting.
You just misunderstood the author.
Yes. You are effectively getting input lag that equals vsync off (or g-sync) at that specific frame rate cap.BlurZapper wrote:Hello just wanted to make some comments about this using ULMB with 100 and 120hz, at 1440p. It works pretty well, I just set the scanline to 1400-1440 (doesn't matter) and I see zero tearing with ULMB on, vsync off. I guess this is the best method to do now instead of the old RTSS -.01 framerate limit?
Not entirely. It eliminates vsync backpressure latency, but some of the "core" vsync lag is still there (about 1 frame of latency.) ssync with vsync off on the other hand completely eliminates vsync lag altogether; even that last 1 frame.Its getting a little confusing these days I need to list the two old methods I have:
1. ULMB (100hz/120hz) Vsync on, RTSS -.01 framerate limit. This takes away the vsync lag (worked great)
ssync is the same as that, except it can control the tearline position without any latency cost.2. ULMB (100hz/120hz) Vsync off, RTSS - .01 framerate limit. This used to keep a horizontal tear which I could never keep constant, and have slightly faster mouse response from screen.
I would like to learn scanline sync because my freesync monitor stutters a lot, with any type of sync combinations even with freesync on or off, even with rivatuner framelimiter it stutters and recently ive been playing around with scanline and im getting nice picture but i would like to do it correctly.RealNC wrote: ↑21 Jan 2019, 15:42If you have freesync, why are you using scanline sync?pox02 wrote:OMGGGG this settings so amazing with my 2518hf wtfff you are legend bro its 1-1 with freesync like for real best feeling ever same as freesync thank you so much for this but can i ask its lock on 239 fps cause its vsync on?
If you are playing offline, try Special K's Latent Sync. It is a clone of RTSS Scanline Sync that is now easier and superior to RTSS Scanline Sync.VenomLolo wrote: ↑07 Dec 2021, 14:30I would like to learn scanline sync because my freesync monitor stutters a lot, with any type of sync combinations even with freesync on or off, even with rivatuner framelimiter it stutters and recently ive been playing around with scanline and im getting nice picture but i would like to do it correctly.RealNC wrote: ↑21 Jan 2019, 15:42If you have freesync, why are you using scanline sync?pox02 wrote:OMGGGG this settings so amazing with my 2518hf wtfff you are legend bro its 1-1 with freesync like for real best feeling ever same as freesync thank you so much for this but can i ask its lock on 239 fps cause its vsync on?
Chief please help meChief Blur Buster wrote: ↑07 Dec 2021, 22:58If you are playing offline, try Special K's Latent Sync. It is a clone of RTSS Scanline Sync that is now easier and superior to RTSS Scanline Sync.VenomLolo wrote: ↑07 Dec 2021, 14:30I would like to learn scanline sync because my freesync monitor stutters a lot, with any type of sync combinations even with freesync on or off, even with rivatuner framelimiter it stutters and recently ive been playing around with scanline and im getting nice picture but i would like to do it correctly.RealNC wrote: ↑21 Jan 2019, 15:42If you have freesync, why are you using scanline sync?pox02 wrote:OMGGGG this settings so amazing with my 2518hf wtfff you are legend bro its 1-1 with freesync like for real best feeling ever same as freesync thank you so much for this but can i ask its lock on 239 fps cause its vsync on?
(Problem is, Special K is flagged in some online games via anticheat systems)
I've been struggling a lot, now I lowered my monitor refresh rate to 120 from 144 and using my HDMI 2.0 instead of the default cable that came in with my monitor (msi optix mag321cqr) and i must say that the video looks great but I'm still getting those little dips in fps (120 to 119 or 115) and still getting the stuttery feeling. Sometimes when panning the cámara too fast cause the same feeling. Currently I'm playing halo infinite and this happening quiet a little maybe because it's a big open world and in the screen I see all the world and while panning the frsmetime goes ^∆^∆^∆^∆^∆ like zig zag. Also on nvcp set no scaling and GPU but I'm still getting this. I'm currently waiting on a display Port cable I ordered from Amazon it's the Capshi display Port 1.4 in hopes that this gives me a new light please send help and also where to find specialK I have looked for this but unsure on how to use