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As I was recently tuning a game to run as consistently as possible on a G-sync display, I noticed that things weren't exactly as smooth as I had expected, even though no frame time indicators would suggest that the game had any trouble keeping up.
Then I thought to myself how the nature of G-sync may be the culprit of this visual inconsistency. By keeping an eye on the GPU usage, I could infer that sudden shifts in frame rendering times would defer or hasten any subsequent display refresh, creating what unmistakably looks like a microstutter. As long as the rendering load is consistently low or high, everything looks normal.
How does one minimize this effect when using framerate caps?

In "Manage 3D settings" in nvidia control panel, do you have "low latency mode" set to "Ultra"? I had a similar issue and this was causing it for me. Switching to "On" seemed to resolve it. Let me know if that does it

Are you capping framerate?

If you are capping in game it isn't a perfect frametime, you need to cap via NCP or RTSS but will get a latency/input lag increase from using ingame though.