NV app ,or V-Sync

引用自 smallcat：

NV app ,or V-Sync

Thanx i will try it!

to avoid high latency ,enable DLSS upscaling as well

引用自 smallcat：

to avoid high latency ,enable DLSS upscaling as well

V-Sync is disabled when Frame Generation is on because FG creates new frames and mixing this with traditional V-Sync (which syncs to monitor refreshes) causes massive input lag and stuttering due to conflicting frame timing, creating unplayable delays. Instead Nvidia recommends using the NVIDIA Control Panel's Max Frame Rate feature to cap FPS slightly below your monitor's refresh rate.

Nvidia Recommended Solution

"In-Game: Turn OFF V-Sync and any in-game FPS limiters.

NVIDIA Control Panel:
Enable G-Sync (if you have a G-Sync monitor).
Set V-Sync to On (This is crucial, as it works with the Frame Rate Limiter).
Set Max Frame Rate to your monitor's refresh rate minus 3-5 FPS (e.g., 141 FPS for a 144Hz monitor) to prevent exceeding the monitor's sync.

This way allows FG to work efficiently, V-Sync to prevent tearing via the control panel, and the FPS limiter to minimize latency, providing a smooth experience."

引用自 wing0zero：

V-Sync is disabled when Frame Generation is on because FG creates new frames and mixing this with traditional V-Sync (which syncs to monitor refreshes) causes massive input lag and stuttering due to conflicting frame timing, creating unplayable delays. Instead Nvidia recommends using the NVIDIA Control Panel's Max Frame Rate feature to cap FPS slightly below your monitor's refresh rate.

Nvidia Recommended Solution

"In-Game: Turn OFF V-Sync and any in-game FPS limiters.

NVIDIA Control Panel:
Enable G-Sync (if you have a G-Sync monitor).
Set V-Sync to On (This is crucial, as it works with the Frame Rate Limiter).
Set Max Frame Rate to your monitor's refresh rate minus 3-5 FPS (e.g., 141 FPS for a 144Hz monitor) to prevent exceeding the monitor's sync.

This way allows FG to work efficiently, V-Sync to prevent tearing via the control panel, and the FPS limiter to minimize latency, providing a smooth experience."

Maybe OP can mark this answer so that if people find this thread, they won’t believe anything @smallcat is claiming.

I just don’t get it, man. Nobody expects everyone to know everything about software or hardware. But if I don’t have any clue, why would I try to help others and mislead them like that?