need help with gsync and vsync

[Miguelc]

Hello guys , so ive been trying to get my gsync to work properly but im not sure if im doing it right

I have a freesync monitor wich is gsync compatible but if i use only gsync and cap my frames 3 below my monitors refresh rate i get tearing sometimes even though the frames are capped and not going above my display's hz 

and if i use gsync+vsync still with 3 frames bellow i get no tearing just very small barelly unnoticeable wich is nice but then i get input delay my mouse feels like it floats , so what do you guys think i should do?  or am i doing something wrong 

 

[Eigenvektor]

What screen is it? Most monitors can use adaptive sync only in a limited range. Are you sure your chosen limit is within that range?

[Miguelc]

Just now, Eigenvektor said:

What screen is it? Most monitors can use adaptive sync only in a limited range. Are you sure your chosen limit is within that range?

Thank you for replying , im using the MSI Optix Mag27c , what do you mean by range ,  sry i dont understand much about this , in the manual it says that it goes up to 144hz in 1920x1080 , ive tried so many settings nothing seems to work either i get tearing or huge input delay , and ive seen people with similar setups as mine with gsync and theyre gameplay feels so smooth ... 

[Eigenvektor]

2 minutes ago, Miguelc said:

Thank you for replying , im using the MSI Optix Mag27c , what do you mean by range ,  sry i dont understand much about this , in the manual it says that it goes up to 144hz in 1920x1080 , ive tried so many settings nothing seems to work either i get tearing or huge input delay , and ive seen people with similar setups as mine with gsync and theyre gameplay feels so smooth ... 

What I mean is that some monitors can use FreeSync only at certain refresh rates. Yours can do it between 40 to 144 Hz, so that shouldn't be the issue.

 

I assume you have the latest Nvidia driver installed and you're using a DisplayPort cable?

[Miguelc]

Just now, Eigenvektor said:

What I mean is that some monitors can use FreeSync only at certain refresh rates. Yours can do it between 40 to 144 Hz, so that shouldn't be the issue.

 

I assume you have the latest Nvidia driver installed and you're using a DisplayPort cable?

Yeah i was reading that too now , yes im using Dp cable , latest driver also tried backrolling  a couple of versions but still the same , maybe it has to do with frame times , because sometimes the fps doesnt even go down and it still tears, its weird i dont know what else to do 

[Eigenvektor]

Frame rate and frame time measure the same thing, only inverse (frames per second and seconds per frame).

 

Check if you've done everything described here:

https://www.howtogeek.com/401792/what-is-g-sync-compatible-and-how-to-enable-g-sync-on-freesync-monitors/

[Miguelc]

2 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

Frame rate and frame time measure the same thing, only inverse (frames per second and seconds per frame).

 

Check if you've done everything described here:

https://www.howtogeek.com/401792/what-is-g-sync-compatible-and-how-to-enable-g-sync-on-freesync-monitors/

yes ive done everything , ive read so many posts and tutorials , fresh installed windows , ddu'd and reinstalled drivers , and nothing works , im starting to regret buying this monitor because i dont remember dealing with this on my old 75 hz monitor wich was also freesync and i didnt even know