New I9-12900KF + 3080 + Gsync

[MrBitstFlyer 3,873]

2 hours ago, cchiozza said:

When I try this: 

2 - set V-SYNC on in MSFS (which turns off G-SYNC) and set the number to match what your computer is capable of.  For your system, a monitor refresh rate of 120Hz, V-SYNC on and set to 20 will give you a very smooth 40fps.

 

I get frames showing 60 when dev is on?

Depends what your monitor refresh rate is set to. If you have 120Hz, V-Sync 30, you will see 60fps.  

[cchiozza 106]

I just started now with NVDA Gysnc and Vsync on, msfs off and it seems to be good. More to come, I'll do more testing. How do know for sure gsync is active?

Edited March 5, 2022 by cchiozza

[RW1 615]

2 hours ago, cchiozza said:

I just started now with NVDA Gysnc and Vsync on, msfs off and it seems to be good. More to come, I'll do more testing. How do know for sure gsync is active?

Right click desktop, Nvidia CP, Desktop enable developer settings. Close NVCP then open again and click display tab and tick Gsync indicator.

 

[David_CSA 36]

15 hours ago, Ianrivaldosmith said:

Maybe not any more? Anyone else test this, but I’ve just used v-sync 20 and G-Sync was coming on? 

For me it's still the same, even after SU8:

V-sync 20 or 30... Gsync gets disabled as monitor confirms.

V-sync 60... Gsync stays on. That's what I use.

I have a full gsync monitor and am limiting max. fps in NVCP (coincidentally to 60 fps).

Overall a very smooth experience, rare stutters only on sudden scene change in a  heavy scenery with clouds (fps and refresh rate dropping to 38 or 50s) and no judder or tearing.

I7-10700K/RTX3070

 

[cchiozza 106]

15 hours ago, RW1 said:

Right click desktop, Nvidia CP, Desktop enable developer settings. Close NVCP then open again and click display tab and tick Gsync indicator.

 

Never knew that...Thanks