You can just run those game sthat flicer at 120Hz if needs be via the NV App setting for the game's exe. It's not a huge issue.VRR still will work up to 120fps obviously.
I assumed you got it for the better image quality. That's my main reason![]()
Agreed, was never too bad, but the point being made is dropping down to 144hz solved the issue. So dropping from 240hz to 120hz should make a difference.
Did you try dropping to 120hz to see if it made a difference?
As I recall DLDSR did make a decent difference. But yeah, not huge.
16:9 is life! Sell the 21:9 monitor already. Your friend is waiting to over pay when you are ready![]()
Imagine faffing around using both monitors. That's a faff and a half![]()
outside of this, the difference imo is small and when using DLDSR, it's incredibly hard to notice outside of side by side comparisons.
It is a bit of a faff if games don't have an option to change display in game menu but easy workaround is just to use steam big picture and set the aw34dw as the main monitor when in that mode so not as much faff as DLDSR or changing refresh rate.
Not dropping to 120hzI would sooner sell the monitor than do that
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I bet I will notice, still sitting in its box not opened it yet by the way
Too much faffing about mate. Just sell the 4K monitor and go back to potato 1440p and 175hz
So you refuse to even see if it solves the issue? Will take a hardly any time and not like once you go 120hz you get locked in. You can just go back to 240hz again
It is a single player game at the end of the day and you are not even hitting 100fps so there would not even be a bloody big difference anyways.
Honestly though, the is the better "overall gaming" monitor,
reminds me a bit of back in the day when 4k came about where it was a big fat meh,
if dropping to 120hz well then might as well just go and buy another monitor
I do wonder if nvidias official driver update to support the monitor will help reduce this but given every oled monitor has scored awfully except the aw34dw, it is unlikely.....
The 4K and the 1440uw both have their strengths and weaknesses. I totally see why Nexus would prefer the uw3423dw. Onmore demanding games, it is overall a smoother experience (less microstutters etc), with less vrr flicker and isnt so dependent on having the highest tier gpu for a smooth experience. I use a 4090, but have experienced the 4k oled vrr from 2080ti, 3090 and now 4090. The vrr flicker was definitely more of an issue in the 2080ti//3090. it's easy for people first experiencing 4k vrr oled with a 4090 to not see it as much of an issue.
No chance. If that were even remotely true ultrawide is life mrk would not have got rid of it and upgraded
Was never meh. People just did not like the huge drop in fps.
Lol. It would be on the odd occasion though? I do not understand the issue?
Makes no sense saying the aw34dw is the better gaming monitor which is only 175hz 100% off the time and being happy to use that when the 4K superior panel is 240hz 99% and in the odd occasion drop to 120hz which is no slouch.
Let's hope so. Who knows might eventually get a firmware fix too. Whenever expected that on the ultrawide and it happened.
The 4K and the 1440uw both have their strengths and weaknesses. I totally see why Nexus would prefer the uw3423dw. Onmore demanding games, it is overall a smoother experience (less microstutters etc), with less vrr flicker and isnt so dependent on having the highest tier gpu for a smooth experience. I use a 4090, but have experienced the 4k oled vrr from 2080ti, 3090 and now 4090. The vrr flicker was definitely more of an issue in the 2080ti//3090. it's easy for people first experiencing 4k vrr oled with a 4090 to not see it as much of an issue.
His problem is he is on a 3080
The even funnier part is, as we always said, the issue with that card will be the performance way more than vram
Once Nexus gets his 5080 things will get much better for him.
Hopefully I can set mine up some point today and have a quick go![]()
You shouldn't be getting vrr flicker when pushing 100 fps though, that's the problem..... As per my testing in my cp 2077, you could mostly reduce the vrr flicker by just hitting 70 fps but for whatever reason, this does not seem to be the case with TLOU, of course, maybe it could be resolved when pushing 200+ fps but then you'll need to reduce settings massively (which would even go for the 4090 too) in which case, what's the point when can just play it maxed out without issue on the aw34dw lol......
We just need manufacturers to solve the vrr issue on oleds or better yet, dump the ****** standard adaptive sync and switch to true gsync for those that want a great VRR gaming experience.
Agreed it should not be an issue. At least it is a rare instance. If it was not the case you and mrk would not have kept the monitor and tore it w new one. That says all I need to know![]()
Pretty sure mrk would have if he didn't have a 4090![]()
Just for a laugh, I limited the FPS to 50 which is outside the VRR range and wowzers! It's not pretty![]()
Would never go below 48fps anyway. Not in 2024 anyway. Non issue.
Just like your vrr issue will be once you finally upgrade. At worst case frame gen would solve it. I can see new dlss 4 offering even more fake frames option![]()
Neither would I but as we all know, unfortunately there can be games where the fps will dip for no reason (which is more common than not as shown by DF in recent titles, even on a 4090)
Has this been your experience?
How about you @mrk do you get tearing?
I would be surprised personally if it happened more than once in a blue moon.
I will know soon enough anyway. Just need to get the time to install the monitor.
You shouldn't be getting vrr flicker when pushing 100 fps though, that's the problem..... As per my testing in my cp 2077, you could mostly reduce the vrr flicker by just hitting 70 fps but for whatever reason, this does not seem to be the case with TLOU, of course, maybe it could be resolved when pushing 200+ fps but then you'll need to reduce settings massively (which would even go for the 4090 too) in which case, what's the point when can just play it maxed out without issue on the aw34dw lol......
We just need manufacturers to solve the vrr issue on oleds or better yet, dump the ****** standard adaptive sync and switch to true gsync for those that want a great VRR gaming experience.
I've yet to see any tearing on any game since going GQ-OLED - As long as GSYNC is displayed on the top right corner so I know it's active.
The achilles heel of this monitor.