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https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/u6fvnd/unbeatable_input_lag_fps_settings_framecap_reflex/
Nvidia Reflex has built in frame capping - you don't need a frame cap with G-sync if you have reflex enabled. There's already been so much in-depth analysis on this topic, I normally like his content but I think he missed the mark a bit on this one. Best settings for G-Sync - G-Sync and V-Sync enabled in NVCP, Reflex enabled in game.

https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/14/
Set (a minimum of) 3 FPS limit below display's maximum refresh rate (see G-SYNC 101: External FPS Limiters HOWTO ). OR. Nvidia "Max Frame Rate" Settings*: *Introduced in Nvidia driver version 441.87. If an in-game or config file FPS limiter is not available and framerate exceeds refresh rate: Set "Max Frame Rate" to "On," and

https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/js0l1f/if_used_correctly_does_gsync_add_input_lag_at_all/
G-sync always adds input lag. If the framerate hits your monitor's refresh rate cap then V-sync kicks in and the input lag increases even more. Capping your fps under your display's max refreshrate can prevent that but the default hit from turning G-sync on is still there. Leave G-sync on in most cases but in competetive games like CSGO etc it

https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/mlohmq/how_to_configure_gsync_with_nvidia_reflex/
With GSYNC display, if you don't want tearing, set VSYNC ON, and Reflex automatically cap FPS slightly below refresh rate. Or if you don't mind tearing, set VSYNC OFF, and you get better FPS and lower latency. 1. Award. For years, I have configured my settings on my FPS games according to the recommendations of experts: G-Sync On + Nvidia V

https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=9151
I've been getting multiple visitors in the G-SYNC 101 comments section asking whether the Reflex auto FPS limit has the same input lag as the in-game limiter due to the fact that it's also implemented by the devs at the engine level, so I managed to squeeze in some casual LDAT testing over the weekend. It had originally been assumed (at least by me) that Reflex used Nvidia's Max Frame Rate

https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/7/
When an FPS limit is set with V-SYNC, the times it can deliver frames per second is shrunk. If, for instance, the FPS limiter is set to 59 fps on a 60Hz display, instead of 60 frames being delivered per second, only 59 will be delivered, which means roughly every second a frame will repeat. As the numbers show, while G-SYNC and V-SYNC averages

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1534052-g-sync-vs-uncapped-fps-in-competitive-games/
If you can constantly achieve over your refresh rate, disabling Gsync altogether is the best option as it adds some input latency/ overhead. also allowing the game to run at higher fps will reduce latency. also cs2 is tickles server so higher the fps the better. -13600kf. - 4000 32gb ram. -4070ti super duper.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/gsync-vsync-frame-limiter-more-input-lag.3714015/
Solution. #2. G-Sync it self is already enough. it will sync the frame from gpu to monitor with less latency compared to vsync, As per my experience, when i borrowed my friend's 165hz monitor, a g-sync compatible monitor (freesync monitor), the screen tearing only appears if the FPS dropped below 120fps, in the means "Really Feel" it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CompetitiveApex/comments/u86yf6/best_apex_pc_settings_gsync_low_lag_no_stutter/
Gsync (Detected Gsync processor built into the monitor) has lower input lag (not by much). Step 1 - Set the highest refresh rate your monitor will go, disable vsync in the Nvidia control panel enable Gsync in the Nvidia control panel and disable vsync in game. To avoid screen tearing, make sure your refresh rate is much higher than your FPS cap

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https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/g-sync-and-fps-cap-question.3654354/
G-Sync does not reduce lag if you are getting high fps already, it adds lag. It uses a frame buffer to help synchronise the image to the monitor refresh, this buffer is holding that frame before releasing it. There are low latency modes which reduce the frame buffer but there is still a lag.

https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/12/
To set a frame limit, locate the "Frame Rate Limiter" dropdown in the "2 - Sync and Refresh" section, select the desired limit, and then click the "Apply Changes" button in the upper right corner of the Nvidia Inspector window. As of Nvidia Profile Inspector version 2.1.3.6 and Nvidia driver branch R381 or later, a new "Frame

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https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/8/
The answer is no. In fact, unlike G-SYNC + V-SYNC, Fast Sync remains active near the maximum refresh rate, even inside the G-SYNC range, reserving more frames for itself the higher the native refresh rate is. At 60Hz, it limits the framerate to 59, at 100Hz: 97 FPS, 120Hz: 116 FPS, 144Hz: 138 FPS, 200Hz: 189 FPS, and 240Hz: 224 FPS.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/lrdndd/regarding_gsync_settings_is_setting_the_fps_cap/
The frame rate limiter is there because that switch from g-sync to v-sync and back can cause minor stuttering, and because v-sync by its nature causes slightly more input lag. By limiting the frame rate to a few FPS below your refresh rate, you'll always stay in g-sync and never switch to v-sync.

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https://blurbusters.com/gsync/gsync101-input-lag-tests-and-settings/11/
Yes, RTSS still introduces up to 1 frame of delay, regardless of the syncing method, or lack thereof, used. To prove that a -2 FPS limit was enough to avoid the G-SYNC ceiling, a -10 FPS limit was tested with no improvement. The V-SYNC scenario also shows RTSS delay stacks with other types of delay, retaining the FPS-limited V-SYNC's 1/2 to 1

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