165Mhz Gsync Settings

[cchiozza 106]

I upgraded my monitor to a 32 165Mhz Gsync monitor and was wondering what setting in Nvidia Inspector are needed as well as what settings in MSFS, vsync y/n, frames, etc?

[Ianrivaldosmith 5,317]

26 minutes ago, cchiozza said:

I upgraded my monitor to a 32 165Mhz Gsync monitor and was wondering what setting in Nvidia Inspector are needed as well as what settings in MSFS, vsync y/n, frames, etc?

Search the forum, I've wrote to death on this subject. Also visit blur busters. 

[cchiozza 106]

Ok Thanks

[turbomax 3,286]

1 hour ago, cchiozza said:

upgraded my monitor to a 32 165Mhz Gsync monitor

no, you upgraded to a 165 Hz Gsync monitor at best, a million times less. 165 Mhz monitors will be launched when? never 😊

just wanted to avoid more potential confusion than necessary in a very technical environment.

Edited November 23, 2021 by turbomax

[cchiozza 106]

Technicality....

[turbomax 3,286]

principiis obsta!

[RTK1972 288]

I wonder what i miss but with my LG 38GN950-B i still have stutters in the sim.

i have vsync on at 60 fps. But even off or with 30 it is the same.. any advice  from you guys ?

[turbomax 3,286]

the monitor has no effect on stutters, it only displays whatever the CPU/GPU throw at it. I would check for keywords "performance - stutters - fixes" in this forum and on forums.flightsimulator.com, like here  https://forums.flightsimulator.com/c/self-service/158

Edited November 24, 2021 by turbomax

[cchiozza 106]

I set mine to 20 frames and it did make a huge difference in stutters. 

[jschaper 25]

The idea with freesync and g-sync is that you don’t fix your frames. The stutters occur when the monitor card combo can’t keep up with the selected frame rate. If you switch off vsync, it will just run at the framerate it is capable of sustaining at that moment. Much less stutters that way. 

Edited November 24, 2021 by jschaper

[turbomax 3,286]

30 minutes ago, cchiozza said:

I set mine to 20 frames and it did make a huge difference in stutters.

how did you set your monitor to 20 frames? I guess you meant you limited the game to 20 fps? yes if you cap the refresh rate to 20 fps, if that's the most that your card can maintain continuously then that can reduce stutters (see the spikes in the DX11/DX12 comparison youtube), but unlike ego shooters, MSFS does not benefit from a monitor's 165 Hz refresh capability, the traditional 60 Hz is plenty.

Edited November 24, 2021 by turbomax

[cchiozza 106]

I do pretend to be an expert the results with the monitor are outstanding. I using an old 1080TI and it is very smooth and I am getting higher frame rates.

[Ixoye 1,821]

2 hours ago, cchiozza said:

I set mine to 20 frames and it did make a huge difference in stutters. 

You mean V-Sync 20 in the game I guess? that means you locked fps to one third of your monitor's refresh rate, not 20 fps, the number options in game are related to TV screens running at 60 Hz.

Edited November 24, 2021 by Ixoye