Hi guys,
I have a few questions here that i am hoping people may be able to answer.
I have just today installed a 1080ti graphics card and set up my new Alienware 34" ultrawide with 120hz. Prior to this i have been using a 1440p 27" 60hz monitor with a gtx 970.
Here are the questions:
Should i be enabling gsync in nvidia control panel ALL the time? Is it suitable for all games including fps games?
Should i be running my games in fullscreen or borderless windowed, is there a performance benefit either way?
If i set up my older monitor as a dual monitor, does the fact it has only 60hz refresh affect the games running on my 120hz monitor? Also assuming i do the dual monitors, should i then be running games in windowed mode over fullscreen?
Anything i should know about the optimal setup for games, i read i should enable gsync (i'm sure its on by default in nvcp?), disabling vsync, and then capping my fps a few below 120 in order to remain in gsync, or can i just have vsync disabled and let the fps get as high as it likes?
I am mainly playing rocket league and pubg, looking to start destiny and fortnite.
Thanks a lot for any info.
I have a few questions here that i am hoping people may be able to answer.
I have just today installed a 1080ti graphics card and set up my new Alienware 34" ultrawide with 120hz. Prior to this i have been using a 1440p 27" 60hz monitor with a gtx 970.
Here are the questions:
Should i be enabling gsync in nvidia control panel ALL the time? Is it suitable for all games including fps games?
Should i be running my games in fullscreen or borderless windowed, is there a performance benefit either way?
If i set up my older monitor as a dual monitor, does the fact it has only 60hz refresh affect the games running on my 120hz monitor? Also assuming i do the dual monitors, should i then be running games in windowed mode over fullscreen?
Anything i should know about the optimal setup for games, i read i should enable gsync (i'm sure its on by default in nvcp?), disabling vsync, and then capping my fps a few below 120 in order to remain in gsync, or can i just have vsync disabled and let the fps get as high as it likes?
I am mainly playing rocket league and pubg, looking to start destiny and fortnite.
Thanks a lot for any info.