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Freesync premium making movement pixelated(?)

Illyaimi
By Illyaimi
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I turned this option on and I can see the pixels ingame on things that are moving. Is this setting useful enough to warrant enduring that? Can anyone test if they get the same thing?

 

 

 

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23 minutes ago, Illyaimi said:

I turned this option on and I can see the pixels ingame on things that are moving. 

 

Everything you see on your display is pixels. Can you please try to better describe your problem? 

 

Does your display support Freesync Premium? 

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On 9/23/2021 at 12:14 AM, Middcore said:

 

Everything you see on your display is pixels. Can you please try to better describe your problem? 

 

Does your display support Freesync Premium? 

Yes.

 

I can't describe it better, which is why I can't google it, because all the results are something else.

 

Basically little cubes(visible pixelation) on anything that has rapid movement on the screen. Maybe it's visible while recording, I'll test it soonish and update the thread if it does.

 

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