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Is there any reason why I get lag/stutter spikes playing 1080@60 on a 4K display and not on a 1080p display?

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Hello.

I will start off with the monitors I using:

 

They are both PC monitors. One is an (4K) LG 27" 27UK600 HDR FreeSync and the other (1080p) is an ASUS 23.8" PB238Q

 

I have some issues playing 1080@60 gaming on a 4K display. I tested games like Assassin's Creed Origins, GTA V, Homefront: The Revolution...etc, on my 4K display. I was getting crazy lag, frame drops and spikes. I set my Nvidia CP to 1080@60 and set my game at 1080@60. I received the same results. The settings I tested we're from Ultra to Medium with custom settings, as well.

 

So, I decided to switch to my 1080p 60Hz monitor. I fired it up and tested Assassin's Creed Origins first...on Ultra settings. I got a very stable 60fps with no lag, drops or stutters. I tested a few other games mentioned and had the same results.

 

Is there any reason for this? I am disappointed that I cannot play a stable game on the 4K display, but I will surely take a stable frame rate any day. Does having FreeSync have anything to do with it?

 

Thank you in advance for your help and responses!

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NVidia and freesync don't play together

switch off freesync and use it as a standard monitor

 

unless I read your post wrong then ignore me completely

 

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On 8/17/2018 at 7:29 AM, kilgore_T said:

NVidia and freesync don't play together

switch off freesync and use it as a standard monitor

 

unless I read your post wrong then ignore me completely

 

 

On 8/17/2018 at 8:07 AM, Dan Castellaneta said:

If FreeSync is enabled, then it could be acting strange because of that.

If it isn't, then something else is up.

Thank you. I turned off FreeSync and everything seems to be okay now. Thank you!

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