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I want to put G-SYNC on my pc but when i do that i see that the movement of the mouse and camera movenemt on games become more slower .

i use to play with 1200dps untill now but i can chage the DPI of the mouse on the app.

what im asking is that is it normal that G-sync make the mouse going a bit slower on games and i should change the DPI a bit highet to get same results like i had without g-sync?

also  if i play normaly on 1200 DPi what is the DPI equivalent that i should put on the mouse that will move exactly the same as 1200 DPS without G-sync that i use untill today.

  

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9 hours ago, Adirna said:

I want to put G-SYNC on my pc but when i do that i see that the movement of the mouse and camera movenemt on games become more slower .

i use to play with 1200dps untill now but i can chage the DPI of the mouse on the app.

what im asking is that is it normal that G-sync make the mouse going a bit slower on games and i should change the DPI a bit highet to get same results like i had without g-sync?

also  if i play normaly on 1200 DPi what is the DPI equivalent that i should put on the mouse that will move exactly the same as 1200 DPS without G-sync that i use untill today.

  

GSync is just like VSync that caps the FPS to the refresh rate of the monitor, but GSync (and freesync, AKA variable refresh rate) prevents screen tearing whenever FPS is lower than the max refresh rate of monitor. It does this by changing the refresh rate of the monitor to match the FPS.

 

So barring some compatibility issue, GSync itself isn't going to make your game feel slower, barring any compatability issues - The FPS being lower than monitor's refresh rate or lower than whatever is "normal" to you might be making your game seem "slower".

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1 minute ago, NobleGamer said:

GSync is just like VSync that caps the FPS to the refresh rate of the monitor

GSync does not cap framerate at all, actually. This is a common misconception. GSync + Vsync or a framerate cap will, however.

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