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so not a single soul in all this time huh . .. . in all the LTT army not a single master ??

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Op has already posted a screenshot of them doing so ... A12en , keep in mind that every software/game have their own way of naming things . The game screenshot you have posted 'might' be referring to the vsync refresh rate or any other god-knows-what.. best way to make sure is to enable vsync on nvidia cp and then run riva tuner statistics server with fps display enabled on it.. This way vsync will lock to your displays refresh rate and provided you can hit that fps it will be capped at tha all times . I'm pretty confident that your games are actually running @70Hz as it is the blur busters page you have posted clearly shows that you are running @70Hz

I'm using the gigabyte 2080 super gaming oc and very very happy with it. The cooler on it is truly impressive. It runs steady @ 2070MHz gpu and 18000MHz vram while easily maintaining 52-53 degrees celcius (although gets a bit noisy if you want to keep temperatures that low) The software that gigabyte provides is straight garbage but hey , there is always afterburner soo . . As far as benchmarks I see around the net go, I get very close to 2080ti results with my current overclock. I highly recommend the card

I'm using the LG 27UD68 happily for two years now. It's an amazing monitor and if you are cool with 60Hz it should do the trick for quite a while I believe

First off, HI GUYS !!! I run my 4k 60Hz display @ 62Hz (it runs happily @63Hz as well) and set nvidia max frame rate to 60Hz to make the free-sync kick in. So here is my question. I am worried about running an overclocked monitor and I want 'hard facts' as to whether me running it synced down to 60Hz mitigates this worry or not.. What I want to know is , when I limit the frame rate to 60Hz, thus activating the free-sync, does this effectively make the entire monitor run at 60Hz ?? So should I be not worried about the potential overclocking risk ? Or panel runs 60Hz and some other components still run @62Hz thus continue getting stressed ? Or the entire thing including the panel runs @62Hz but frames just get synced down to 60Hz and then there is no relief ??? I understand this does not apply to the desktop reality at all and it runs @62Hz regardless while on desktop but first I don't use the PC off gaming much and secondly I can always revert it to 60Hz for that scenario. I am running it on a 2080S through display port if ti helps anything. Like I've mentioned above the display runs happily @63Hz and I've run it a few days like that but I really love my display and I'm trying to get this worry off my head so I'm after some facts here. Please, pretty please, only answer if you know solid mathematical facts about this question , I'm not interested in any 'I think, umm it should' etc. I know this is quite a technical worry but hey what better reason to sign up for LTT right ?? Thanks in advance