Why CVT-RB2 gives constant stutters with ScanLineSync?

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mist
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Why CVT-RB2 gives constant stutters with ScanLineSync?

Post by mist » 11 Jun 2022, 10:00

Hello :) Please, can you explain? What dependence ScanlineSync and ReduceBlanking2 how its works?

DELL S2421HGF(Freesync disabled while using ScanlineSync via CRU)
rx580 Sapphire Pulse, driver WDM

Also i have hi vram clock amd bug at idle.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/d ... z_problem/

For reducing vram clocks i am try set CVT-RB2, clocks is low now at idle, BUT then i try using ScanlineSync at CVT-RB2 i have always constant stutters. If i manually set resolution vram and ScanlineSync works normally.

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Re: Why CVT-RB2 gives constant stutters with ScanLineSync?

Post by pox02 » 13 Jun 2022, 10:23

just set it LCD Redcued and 144 its will make sure your gpu run in max clocks all the time
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Re: Why CVT-RB2 gives constant stutters with ScanLineSync?

Post by Chief Blur Buster » 14 Jun 2022, 15:05

Scanline Sync works better with large blanking intervals (Quick Frame Transport = lower input lag).

Try NOT use reduced blankings with RTSS Scanline Sync if you can help it!

Bigger VBI = easier to hide tearing in VBI = easier to hide tearing between refresh cycles.

Reduced VBI = harder to hide tearing in VBI = harder to hide tearing between refresh cycles.

(Bigger VBI / large vertical total = lower lag too. since a higher scanrate at same refresh rate means the refresh cycle is transmitted faster over the video cable. Like a 144 Hz refresh cycle transmitted in 1/160sec over video cable. Sometimes it's favourable to reduce refresh rate slightly, e.g. 140 Hz, to enable a bigger VBI for RTSS Scanline Sync to perform much better).
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