Message from @Autistic Dog
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That doesn't matter lol
and a 1080ti can barely run games in 1080p
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Uhh
Bait
Good job
the benchmarks dont lie <:GWjiangoPepeFedora:389447036329656323>
Those benchmarks are great
The 99th percentile is always over 60fps
And the average is way better
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Even for 1440p
The drop from 1080 to 1440 is so minimal
so you think its acceptable to run games at 100 fps
I think it's acceptable to run games as low as 60fps, but you pretty much require more than 75FPS (with Gsync) for any higher movement action/competitive games
lol ok 👌🏿
As long as my 99th percentile isn't under 50fps with Gsync, and my average is over 90 I'm happy.
or turn down settings
but you do you
Do you even have a Gsync monitor?
why would i need a gsync monitor
Oof
my sli runs games at 300fps <:GWragFeelsComfyMan:390321740158468096>
imagine having a system so shitty you need gsync
With Gsync the frametimes are even, and screen tearing is inexistent. Having higher fps than refresh rate causes tearing. Vsync and even FastSync cause noticeable latency and fastsync has stuttering issues. Gsync makes the most out of having a higher frame rate than refresh rate as well as lower. So the 99th percentile is irrelevant.
yes i used to have tearing all the time when i was using a shitty monitor
0 tearing with big brain esports monitor
There is no way you don't get tearing just because it's a good monitor
It has to do with the display output
Better monitor helps no doubt, but it isn't eliminated.
im telling you i know what tearing is
the display has nothing to do with tearing
I can turn Gsync off and I have noticeable tearing in movement scenes
so how does gsync help with tearing if the display has nothing to do with it
I think that your lack of Gsync with the higher refresh rate has desensitized you from seeing tearing
if neither of your monitors had gsync, that question is irrelevant
If you went to Gsync and back you'd notice it