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omg... dont cap the monitor refresh rate (Hz) =)
Set the in-game FPS limit to a low enough value that the average CPU usage while playing reaches a maximum of 80-85% and GPU usage around 95%. Furthermore, you should check the CPU/GPU temperature while gaming. One of them might be throttling during gameplay, which could also cause lag.
It could also be that your RAM or VRAM is full, or that the RAM is too slow. Or perhaps some overlays are not disabled (Steam, Discord, driver overlays, etc.).
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@Goaticorn:
Why -1 core/thread?
Theoretically, this prevents the game from using the last core in the numbering, while still allowing the OS to use the core prioritized... right?
For example: 8 cores / 16 threads = core numbering 0-7
the first core (core 0) is prioritized by the OS -> the eighth core (core 7) then remains unused, or am I mistaken in this assumption?
Seems like DLSS causes the connection issues.