So I've been trying to do a lot of research to try and understand what is the correct settings I'm suppose to be using. I see so many different answers and I was hoping someone could give me a better understanding. I have a 165hz 1440p 2560x1440 monitor with 5800x and a 3070 FE.
In most older games if I turn down the in-game settings I can easily achieve 165 fps to match my hertz. I have gsync on but I want the least input lag as possible because I play a lot of competitive games. Am I suppose to enable vsync alongside gsync in nvidia app by selecting the game and enabling ultra low latency mode with vsync? Or do I use gsync and use the nvidia app to limit my fps -7 below refresh rate, so 158 fps cap for example.
gsync + uncap
gsync + vsync + ultra low latency mode (this caps my fps automatically i think?)
gsync + no vsync + nvidia cap 158
which one am I suppose to use? AFAIK I only enable ULL in nvidia app if the game doesn't have the option.
Also I recently played the BF6 playtest and on the lowest possible settings I could only achieve 90-120 FPS. I have gsync on, what else am I suppose to use? I capped my FPS around 95 and that would make it smoother right?
In most older games if I turn down the in-game settings I can easily achieve 165 fps to match my hertz. I have gsync on but I want the least input lag as possible because I play a lot of competitive games. Am I suppose to enable vsync alongside gsync in nvidia app by selecting the game and enabling ultra low latency mode with vsync? Or do I use gsync and use the nvidia app to limit my fps -7 below refresh rate, so 158 fps cap for example.
gsync + uncap
gsync + vsync + ultra low latency mode (this caps my fps automatically i think?)
gsync + no vsync + nvidia cap 158
which one am I suppose to use? AFAIK I only enable ULL in nvidia app if the game doesn't have the option.
Also I recently played the BF6 playtest and on the lowest possible settings I could only achieve 90-120 FPS. I have gsync on, what else am I suppose to use? I capped my FPS around 95 and that would make it smoother right?