Soldato
Try it with 'Game Mode' disabled in Windows settings first before a rollback, in fact disable everything in the Gaming options, i have to turn that off else my games judder.. im on AMD but still, just a thought
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G-SYNC - weird judder
- Thread starter joeluth
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Try it with 'Game Mode' disabled in Windows settings first before a rollback, in fact disable everything in the Gaming options, i have to turn that off else my games judder.. im on AMD but still, just a thought
So Gysnc is broken with Creators update?
Microsoft have also broken HDR!
It isn't related to G-Sync - I've been trying to get to the bottom of it for awhile and it can be seen randomly across a variety of hardware including mobile devices using Android, etc.
Some things seem to make it worse and more noticeable like enabling Fast response times on the Dell S2716DG and game mode with the creators update, etc. but even then its quite random.
So Gysnc is broken with Creators update?
Microsoft have also broken HDR!
Seems to be...at least for quite a number of people. The worrying thing is, it's been absolutely months - and still no proper fix from either Microsoft or Nvidia. Plus, Microsoft will probably eventually just shove the Creators Update down everyone's throat!
I didn't even realize HDR was broken as well...what a farce!
Soldato
So you would say, it's a monitor to avoid if I do go Gysnc?
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It seemed worse in my case with Gsync enabled...but you're definitely right - there's more to it than that. I had stuttering - albeit less - regardless.
It seemed worse in my case with Gsync enabled...but you're definitely right - there's more to it than that. I had stuttering - albeit less - regardless.
Its hard to say its just so random - I thought for awhile it might be related to versions of HDCP and there are people who've surmised that but then I've found instances of systems using the same HDCP implementation that aren't affected :s
I would say it was just due to the low framerate of video content but to a lesser extent you see it in 60fps video and/or games and the other thing is that on some hardware it isn't present or very reduced to hardly noticeable.
Soldato
The 24" version has better response & no pixel inversion compared to the 27" if aiming for the TN screen.
Not sure about this issue though.
I just tried it on my Galaxy Note 4 phone - smooth and solid panning or objects moving horizontally in the videos linked without a sign of judder.
Soldato
Those videos linked are only at 24fps and 30fps, after YT have compressed the crap out of them, YT videos seem to lose some framerate quality too, if they had been 60fps they might not look so juddery, right?
Just going by Twitch streamers at 30fps, you can really tell they are at 30fps.
Soldato
I think YouTube has always had a kind of weird judder to it at times anyway, i guess it depends on a lot of things.. I've watched some anime that looks fairly smooth, and often times that's made at much lower frame rates than usual and then double/tripled up.
Soldato
@joeluth what refresh rate is your monitor set at? I think it might be 60 when it should be 144?
in Nvidia control panel it is set to 144Hz.. that's the only place you'd set it for general windows use right?
It isn't just youtube - I've other videos including high quality ones from digital cameras, etc. that show the same thing and you can see it but to a lesser extent in games - it somewhat more noticeable at lower framerates but as I said some hardware shows it badly other stuff its fine.
It will show at the bottom of the OSD what it is actually running at.
Soldato
Drivers up to date? Tried a different cable?