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Does Nvidia G-sync effect performance?

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As in FPS? No. It makes things smoother, but won't change how well your system runs. 

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Hey guys! I have a question, does Nvidia G-sync affect performance?

 

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As in FPS? No. It makes things smoother, but won't change how well your system runs. 

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As in FPS? No. It makes things smoother, but won't change how well your system runs. 

Thank you  :P

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no. it gives you a better experience though

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Hey guys! I have a question, does Nvidia G-sync effect performance?

 

Thanks  :lol:

 

affect* and no it does not.

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affect* and no it does not.

Oh sorry about that

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affect* and no it does not.

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it's kind of making you save fps by turning off v-sync 

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proprietary takes a performance hit on your wallet. 

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Not really.

 

It makes your monitor refresh frames only when the GPU tells it to do so.

 

It used to be the other way around.

 

No more screen-tearing and no more dropped frames when your FPS goes below your monitor's refresh rate.

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defect :P

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