It’s about the engine mostly.

I think old game engines suffer from having vsync off. Like red dead for example I can get 100fps max settings but the screen tearing is nonstop because the game engine is ancient at this point.

Wrong, look up the blurbusters guide on g-sync and commonly asked questions

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Wait? I’m CPU bound, are you saying it’s good to keep it at ultra and keep frames uncapped to keep the latency low?

@michaelbakare7393 My bad, i didn't give enough context. Nvidia's Low Latency Feature should be set to On always, Since ultra only helps if your game is maxing out ypur GPU at 100% workload, else it's useless and should be set to On. If you use the Ultra setting on a CPU bound setting, you will have a frame or so higher input lag. My bad for not giving enough context. Just set it to On and make sure your GPU is not maxed out, also don't use HAGS ( Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling) since it only helps with frame generation, and frame gen sucks for input lag. Also disable Game Mode in the windows Options, you can find it in the Search Bar. It only helps if you have a really and i mean really bloated system. It's served for Kids that install bull crap bloatware and keep them running as processes in the background that take CPU resources. If you don't have a bloated system and you're not running any apps other than maybe Nvidia Control Panel/ Steam in the background, then disable it. Else keep it On. More context for game mode: If it's enabled and you don't have a bloated System, it will use useless CPU threads to find 0 processes in the background, and throttle your FPS and Input lag. In many tests it leads to lower FPS, and worse frametime consistency.

@@Johnny31323 Do u know much about amd? im trying to get lowest possible latency on warzone and cant get anything to feel right, i have a 7800x3d 7900 xtx

@@addadd-pn7ds Not 100% sure on AMD. AMD does their pre rendered frames a bit differently than Nvidia. On Nvidia you're forced to set the Max Pre Rendered Frames to 1 otherwise you'll get tons of latency if it's higher. But on AMD i heard it's way better implemented and by default it's set to 3 but acts like it's set to 1. So maybe setting AntiLag to on would act like Ultra Low Latency and not "Low Latency" from Nvidia therefore making Anti Lag bad. In any case you can ask around the internet someone who has an AMD card and what's better on a CPU bound system... Anti lag On or Off. Also in some software like Lossless Scaling, Instead of recommending you to use Max Pre Rendered Frames set to 1 on AMD ( Anti lag on ), they recommend it to be set to default 3 or rather ( Anti lag Off ). Maybe AMD just has better latency overall and this just doesn't matter as much for amd, but idkk. For Nvidia, Low Latency mode must be set to On at all times, no matter what.

@@michaelbakare7393 Keep it at On and be Uncapped, but don't let your GPU workload exceed 95% it should always be below that number so you're CPU Bound. (Use lower Resolutions/ Graphics Settings/ Less or None off Anti Aliasing and so on.)

I use 4:3 with 400DPI , Inmortal 3 in valorant and you?😂😂