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Gsync frame capping

Metro
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Hello

 

Do you cap your frame rate within NVIDIA Inspector or Afterburner like 143 FPS to stop going over the Gsync range (144hz) and to remove any screen tear, also do you enable V-Sync once you do this setting

 

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Is this just a general poll, or are you curious about the perfect settings?  If it's the latter, I think LTT did an extensive test of both freesync and gsync at a variety of framerates, with it and vsync used in different combinations that might be useful to you :)

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1 minute ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Is this just a general poll, or are you curious about the perfect settings?  If it's the latter, I think LTT did an extensive test of both freesync and gsync at a variety of framerates, with it and vsync used in different combinations that might be useful to you :)

It is both really, I am interested if people actually cap their FPS with G-Sync then enable V-Sync

 

 

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1 minute ago, Metro said:

It is both really, I am interested if people actually cap their FPS with G-Sync then enable V-Sync

 

 

Well I can't help you there because I've never used any of that stuff :(

but here's the video I was talking about:

 

 

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Thanks for the video

 

Does anyone else use frame capping

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