🖥️ Make sure you have THESE MONITOR settings enabled for GAMING! (Reduce latency, better colors) ✅

[@Panjno]

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[@adeptalakay]

im watching this on opera gx. really is a great browser like they not lying it is so good lmao

[@crpsexjker4815]

Panjno is it possible to make another league of legends fps increasing guide

[@mohammadiaa]

@@adeptalakay were you sponsored too?

[@the_barbarian6689]

Nice video we have the same Monitor so its pretty cool for reference lol. Well I have the m32u same thing just little bigger

[@kostistsiutras4373]

Nice guide Panjino, but you forgot to mention that if you're running an Nvidia GPU and your monitor supports the "perform scaling on: Display" scale then you can set any desired custom resolution on your monitor at max Hz supported and enjoy a very unique gaming experience WITHOUT ANY INPUT LAG WHATSOEVER. For example i am a strong monitor enthusiast (own 9 high end monitors) and what i am really interested in is missing from the current monitor market. My favorite of my monitors are 2 for different reasons, my Alienware AW2721D, IPS panel at 1440p, 27", 240hz, Gsync for atmospheric experience single playing games and semi-competitive pvp games and for absolute sweating in PvP i use my BenQ Zowie xl2546k, TN panel at 1080p, 24.5",240hz, Dyac+ for fastest possible responce times the absolut minimum input lag and that stellar motion handling from Dyac+. Now what i did is the following> i tried to combine all in one on my Alienware AW2721D that supports the perform scaling on Display option on my Nvidia settings combining all the elements im really after such as smaller than 27" display for better peripheral vision and competitive advantage, custom resolution that actually recreates that stellar 1440p visibility on the same analogy per inch and the true usage of 240hz maxed out on all my fav games at all times from my Asus TUF Rtx 3080 Oc that had some problems reaching a constant 240hz at 1440p on the games i love. Therefore my final results for my experiment is> custom resolution of 2304x1296 px (which offers an overall lower input lag since the GPU is rendering in theoritical less res than the native one while the scaling is performed instantly from the display itself), 240hz, Gsync ofc disabled since im running at the max hz at all times and a diagonal size of about 25", Overdrive on the middle setting of SuperFast, Black EQ at 2, and custom color profile. This resolution on that size is addentical to 2560x1440 px (1440p) resolution on 27" which is the native one. NOTE* most people might not like the black boarders around but i was already used to it from the side panels of my BenQ for making me to be way more focused at the middle of the screen.

[@kodacko]

I have done the same for my AMD 6700XT Powercolor Red Devil. I render my games @ 1080 and upscale to 1440p and I've locked all my games inside adrenaline to 120Hz as I see no difference between 120 & 165Hz. I use a Dell S2721DGF 1440P IPS Freesync Pro monitor and its so good, amazing colors and is able to give my gpu room to play. My GPU at my settings is able to play every game at 55° C under load. My cpu never touches 60°. Very happy with my system and the performance I get. (CPU is a 5800X all core to 4.3 GHz, a negative 20 curve optimized with PBO2 enabled and did an undervolt to 1.1250V with D.O.C.P. enabled)

[@TheLaDT2940]

I like the idea, what was the best settings you found when using the benq?

[@kostistsiutras4373]

@@kodacko i do own Dell S2721DGF aswell among my other monitors and though nowadays i use it only for obs and streamin, to be honest this is BY FAR THE BEST VALUE / PERFORMANCE monitor i own. SOoooo happy with it, its extremely underrated for what it offers. 1440p 165hz with minimum input lag, no ghosting at SUPERFAST overdrive setting and insanely low price. Amazing buy!

[@kostistsiutras4373]

@@TheLaDT2940 i always set my BenQ at native resolution, performing scaling on:Display, Overdrive Premium, Saturation 12, Brightness 100, Black Equaliser 5, 240hz, 1080p natively as for the purpose of my experiment was recreating a scimilar to BenQ type of feel but on a higher resolution and IPS colors at 1440p, therefore the entire experiment was conducted on my Alienware AW2721D which is natively 1440p, ips, 27", 240hz ending up recreating amazing dot/inch resolution on a 25,5" sized "window" with wayyy better peripheral vision than the native 27" maxing out the 240hz on all of my games and dropping input lag/responce times to almost a perfect 0. The only downside, im used to it now and it doesnt even bother me at all, is the artificiall black boarder around the image which is max of 1,5" and its totaly berable compared to the gains i have.

[@manolga]

Could you elaborate?

[@bagholder4318]

I had no idea about overdrive being good for gaming, I had it off on my monitor! thanks man

[@JoeMaranophotography]

With G sync it's best to enable G sync AND V sync and then set low latency mode to ultra in NVCP

[@AakashKumar-tn6yh]

It's worse for latency.

[@JoeMaranophotography]

@@AakashKumar-tn6yh If you don't want any screen tearing that is.

[@FateXO]

@@AakashKumar-tn6yh no its better for latency

[@weebsarecringe2102]

@@JoeMaranophotography why would you cap it to 141fps

[@HALO2DROID]

@@weebsarecringe2102 so you can stay in your gsync / free sync range it’s best to cap 3 to 7 fps under your monitors max refresh rate. If you go over it will add input latency and screen tearing

[@Skitzotech]

With the brightness you missed something. Every monitor you buy has a contrast ratio and color reproduction space that they are rated for. They usually boast these if they are high and plaster it all over the box and adverts (eg: 1000000 : 1 contrast ratio and 120% rgb coverage!!! buy our screen!). What they dont tell you is that to achieve these numbers your screens backlight / brightness has to be a certain level or higher. EG Most monitors reach their advertised numbers when the screen brightness / backlight brightness is 80% or over. Yes the screen may use less power with its backlight set to 20% But you will struggle to see enemies in shadowy corners and colors wont appear as they should. How you keep your screen image how its supposed to look is by setting the screen to 100% (preferably but no lower than 80%) If you wish then to not blow your retinas out when a flashbang goes off then you adjust the games brightness with it's in game slider.

[@asr4380]

adjust desktop size and position ... full-screen or no scaling ??

[@tiagorib2912]

What about VRR inside Windows? Should be turned On when using Gsync/ Freesync?

[@maaax1173]

I don't use it, I assume it won't work too well, because it's Microsoft and they love to fuck everything up. If your monitor and graphics card already support FreeSync/VRR, I don't see what Windows would do different to improve your experience

[@db-10_x4]

Should i have freesync premium on or off if im playing on ps5

[@ajaykolekar1141]

You did not mentioned, what to use display or gpu scaling..?

[@FateXO]

display scaling gives the lowest latency

[@ajaykolekar1141]

@@FateXO yup, using the same ..

[@KIutch]

I have a similar monitor, does aim stabilizer increase input lag?

[@ReXora25]

Would fps target control in AMD get rid of ghosting?

[@gavin9174]

should u still cap ur fps if u dont use freesyc/gsnc

[@savalije2405]

Ghosting and screen tearing is the worst for sure

[@_LCT]

How can you fix screen tearing

[@savalije2405]

@@_LCT riva tuner, research monitors before buying any and a good gpu to keep fps stable

[@SilverStallion.eSports]

Ghosting is miserable bro

[@danilocarvalho9867]

Great vídeo! So many usefully information that you cant find on KZbin. Can you help me with a doubt? Im a Xbox Series S player, and play Apex and Fifa (both 60 fps games). Currently I have a Samsung Odessy G3. My doubt is about the update tax i should determine in my xbox settings. Im playing with 120 hz but sometimes i feel some input lag. Considering Apex is a 60fps, should I switch on 60hz?

[@AngryCrasher]

Im choosing between mprt and adaptive synch for my xss with Philips monitor. Now im choose Adaptive sync and 120hz on my console, gone try it few days. What is your choice for minimise input lag on xss?

[@tbestialhuntress8237]

I got today same monitor and i tried to hook up on my laptop to check it out.( I ordered desktop pc but need some time to arrive) I cant get more then a 60Hz on 4k right now. Is it because i can just use HDMI cable or its something else?

[@cygnuscraft9544]

I have no clue for how long I was running on 60hz... my screen just feels so good on 144hz now. Its the small things like that just is a lifesaver. my PC must've reset settings or smth but ty!

[@kellyoyanka1572]

One love man, you solved my fps problem for years. Subscribed

[@DEPEKTOP]

Good afternoon. Please help me to understand the issue. There are two laptops with a screen refresh rate of 240 Hz. Asus scar 18 *4090 with G-sync and MSI Raider GE78 HX (4090) without G-sync and without adaptive refresh rates.. Question: When playing shooters, will there be a difference at 240 Hz with G-sync and without G-sync. will there be image breaks at 240 fps? (in my region, Asus with G-sync is more expensive by $ 1000)

[@Zorcky-2C]

I won't overpay a single penny for G-sync/Free-sync technology. It's not something I use, but i've never had screen tearing issues on the other hand. I believe the higher your monitor hz is, the less noticable becomes the screen tearing. I currently own a 240hz monitor, don't reach such frame rates in most games and I don't notice any screen tearing. Same when I had a 144hz

[@IceBreakBottle]

Unlocking your fps above your monitors refresh rate lowers your input lag which is an advantage in competitive games. With a freesync monitor, you don't get any screen tear ever.

[@chlebaQQ]

yes, but "With a freesync monitor, you don't get any screen tear ever." freesync dosen't work when its outside the "box" of frames

[@theotherside4939]

if i turn on rsr should i also turn on vrr on my monitor. thank you for the one who will answer..

[@FromTheGroundUP627]

You forgot 1 thing to mention in this entire video, the monitors rgb Icc profile install and driver for the actual monitor. Then making sure that the Icc profile is set up properly in windows so it stays on that profile rather than windows just using there own rgb icc profile....to better make sure that windows doesnt change this icc profile whuch can happen i,d suggest running a program called displaycal, displaycal will make sure your proper monitors RGB ICC profile will stick properly. Doing this makes 1 hell of a difference to the quality you get out of your monitor rather that messing with dials. You will get true RGB colours that look great.

[@xRealUzz]

I have recently found out i can activate rgb colors ON MY MONITOR! benqxl2566k and it looks way better this way than with nvidia control panel rgb! does this have anything to do with my discovery ??

[@nba2k573]

Should I have adaptive sync on?

[@cosminghita779]

for cs:go, what is better? to play with g sync off from nvidia control panel and freesync on from monitor settings or with freesync off from monitor?

[@Leninleban65]

long as I know, turn off both

[@vaporx8713]

I also have the m28u monitor . Why do u have super resolution on zero. I normally us 3 . Is that bad ?

[@kazevan]

Hi, im currently using Gigabyte M28U, is this monitor G-Sync Compatible? Under Nvidia control panel, it states " Selected Display is not validated as G-SYNC Compatible". Any idea why?

[@baphometrag7751]

my monitor have Over Driver only on and off, is this same with your monitor overdrive?

[@itakashi1314]

Very good video, fast and quick to the point much appreciated, keep up the good content

[@muhammadamin8691]

Should you put mprt on or off

[@shreyasdharashivkar8027]

panjno and tech gumbo are the 2 channel that you al need

[@johnyjkgamer4894]

i have a 75hz so would i cap it at 72? or let it be?

[@LucasDFreitas1luuukz]

Hello how are you ? I would like to know if there is any program on your site that limit ram for each application separately? thanks

[@prateek27743]

Watching ur video on OperaGX

[@thedo0d255]

Panjno my G-Sync just disappeared… how do I get the setting back?

[@arturasnesakysiu6025]

Should also talk about FPS itself, that capping fps and using monitor HZ at multipliers of 60 for example (60\120\) would give the smoothest picture quality, because it fixes "judder". it also helps if you are streaming or recording videos

[@maaax1173]

That's only true for cheap monitors without Adaptive Sync

[@arturasnesakysiu6025]

@@maaax1173 for better image quality its better to no use adaptive sync(gsync) it causes other problems. Vsync on is better when you see visible tearing in games and capping fps and hz as a multiplier of 60 is the smoothest experience.

[@maaax1173]

@@arturasnesakysiu6025 As I said, that's not true. What would be those "other problems" I game on a 165Hz FreeSync monitor daily, my fps varies from sometimes 40 to over 100 and it's all very smooth, no issues at all. Vsync is DEFINITELY NOT better than Adaptive Sync in any case

[@arturasnesakysiu6025]

@@maaax1173 I also have 165hz monitor with gsync and I see other results

[@maaax1173]

@@arturasnesakysiu6025 Well then something in your setup isn’t working right

[@RatchetMiner]

Is it normal to get hot while in use?

[@Vanni_x]

When you do this, it doesn’t drop your fps?

[@sSqueezy]

Hi @Panjno, I have a question, I have G-SYNC compatible 240hz monitor, I cant get the 240 stabilish FPS in the games I play, how should I lock my FPS?

[@shshzhzgvizbzjznzjzjx1319]

Either 250 or 230 depends if you are facing problem with doing the full 240 hz

[@epicgamer09075]

What would be the best settings when using free sync premium?

[@JuanRamos-rf1kw]

Can you help me with something bro ? I just have doubts. I have a 4070 super 3 fan Ryzen 7 7800x3d Asus monitor vg27aqml1a 240 hz 2k Should i use vsync , gsync , low latencty ultra and in game wz3 or mw3 reflex on ? I see my cpu and gpu are going in 3-4 ms together . Whats rhe best result for minium imput lag ? @panjno

[@belmontsilver]

For gsync, should we be turning vsync on or off?

[@FateXO]

vsync on and cap fps a few below monitor refresh rate or to a fps u can hit 99% of the time

[@FateXO]

@@Eyevou no one said that but having v sync on with g sync gives you the best image without the added latency vsync adds if u cap fps

[@FateXO]

@@Eyevou u should do proper research before speaking on things you're ignorant about

[@belmontsilver]

@@FateXO Thanks!

[@FateXO]

@@Eyevou i do you dont lol panjno literally says to use gsync and vsync in this same video lmao again do some research bud

[@Ehryyyyuuy]

I’m playing my games on my new 360hz monitor changed all the settings in display and nvidia control panel and have fps set to 360 but I noticed I feel and move a lot slower in game any idea why? Tips on fix? It’s the Alienware 360hz monitor 24 inch

[@rackshuncho3772]

updated windows 11 settings ? and amd graphics update?

[@SheepEatingDuck]

Can you cap frames using a monitor for Xbox S..?

[@hendriksteenkamp8809]

Ok maybe I'm a bot but if I cap my fps it increases my input delay... On apex if I don't cap my fps I'm getting 3.2 ms if I cap it I get 7 to 8 ms so I don't understand why we cap the fps if it increases the input delay

[@msmith8982]

Thx 4 this Vid. Got 0.8ms Inputlag with or without Freesync.

[@billythegr8]

i have a gigabyte monitor, with freesync, i also use an rtx 3050 graphics card with gsync enabled unsupported monitor. the major problem I'm having while gaming is flickering, is there any way to fix this?

[@rolexiums]

Should I put my overdrive on normal or extreme?.. I only have those two options

[@Panjno]

Extreme will be faster and be lower latency. Test both doing the test shown (playing a game in a dark area) and find what your prefer

[@Neonloverx]

@@Panjno does backlight strobing affect input delay or is it better keeping it off

[@amenteeinsana160]

is there any difference with DVI to displayport cable?

[@prodXVII]

I prefer dvi and hdmi over displayport. You can't play stretched with display scaling on display port. It forces gpu scaling.

[@lordshiesty]

AMD free sync on for ps5 60 hertz ?

[@kxreaan]

but what if i have an 240 hz monitor j put g sync on but my fps drops to like 180 always should i put it on or off

[@wildwestpimpstyle]

I have the options for "hardware accelerated GPU scheduling" and variable refresh rate... can both of these help if I turn them on ?

[@etissite]

Turn both off

[@andreicostin9242]

Thank you for the guides!

[@zlltumuertellz5168]

I heard someone told me use G-Sync + Sync enabled with Ultra low latency cap my FPS 138 not sure that’s ideal or should I Disabled one of them Go with Frame rate limit? I have $400 monitor Asus supports 144hz

[@maaax1173]

fps cap at 140 + G-Sync on + fastet low-latency mode, that should work

[@mrkouki8462]

i would like if you help me.. i have old monitor with vga cable i play all my games with blurry... i dont know how to put the right display setting for my monitor.. so please any help..

[@theboy2777]

You missed something.. Per Blurbusters , To properly use GSYNC you must turn GSYNC on with VSYNC on and then cap your fps like 3 below your refreshrate. For example 240 = cap at 237

[@kingkoshad1325]

Iv been watching you for years and I only trust you

[@k3nny]

Tysm this helped me a lot, you thinking of doing a guide of Overwatch 2 in the future too? I think the engine is a bit different

[@llmiro0_-637]

so i got 60hz when i turn on freesync is going to 72hz do i need to trun it off or leave it on 72hz ?

[@jameseazor8388]

Any COD MWII settings videos yet?

[@henri9929]

Hey Panjno can you please make an optimization pack for overwatch 2? I need stop crashing the game.

[@Veloxal]

fireee video panjno ☺️❤️

[@Panjno]

thankyou!

[@iLiaUP]

panjo is g24 f model monitors was in this video ?

[@joesmith201212]

Oh wow you saved my life bought a brand vid card and it should be able to run every game well but it wasn't it was stuttering a lot... So I followed your instructions turns out stupid windows was limiting my frames to 55 and I didn't have G sync on. Adjusted both and now it's running very smooth. Thanks

[@jackass1317able]

took me a while due to mistake, but it works thanks

[@hamdimohamed8913]

Any ideas how to disable optumus on laptops?

[@warriormaster3411]

Can one can fix my problem like My pc specs are Ryzen 7 8gb ram and 710 gt gpu I used to 150-250 FPS in valorant Fortnight 60-120 FPS But after 7-8 months suddenly my FPS drop to 10-15 no lag just FPS drop playable games are not playable and I can only fix this by restarting my pc several times What can I do ? Is it ram or parts damage or virus??

[@codylopez2158]

so whats better, having G-Sync off completely, or having it on with capped frame rate? i play for FPS and online games mainly..

[@Panjno]

If the lowest input latency is MOST important to you and you nearly ALWAYS get fps over your monitors refreshrate, don't use gsync (but could cause screentear)

[@alialbeloshi5425]

@@Panjno no you will not get screen tearing if your fps over your monitor hz , also don’t use v-sync it’s not worth anymore

[@minidandyjr]

@@alialbeloshi5425 biggest lie I've ever read. You definitely DO get screen tearing if your fps is over your refresh rate and he is talking about G-sync, not v-sync...

[@LayerZlayer2000]

@@alialbeloshi5425 that's not true

[@tylerwestman5668]

@@alialbeloshi5425 you're wrong. GSYNC + Vsync on in nvidia control panel and FPS capped (in game) just under screen refresh rate has been proven to produce the lowest latency and the smoothest game.

[@TOXICGURR]

I have adaptive-sync on my monitor. Is that the same as free sync and g sync? And if I don’t always hit my resolution 144htz for my fps should I turn it off or on?

[@FromTheGroundUP627]

I have the same adaptive on my msi mag322cqrv monitot, i assume its basically called freesync (AMD) which nvidia doesn not have, v sync is all i can find in nvidia control panel. You would need an AMD card for this monitor setting. Or buy a monitor with G SYNC if your card supports g sync

[@wildwestpimpstyle]

I have a monitor that says adaptive sync and it definitely supports both free sync and G sync. It automatically detects AMD or Nvidia. That's why I bought the monitor

[@tech_tamim2960]

Panjno back with another banger

[@ageckopecko]

Panjino pls help me. I just built a new pc and most things run fine but my PC stutters at the most random times.. for example, when I adjust my volume via my headset, I get ridiculously choppy lag and the same thing every once in a while when I open a new application. Any ideas???

[@freshcookie3351]

Panjo I live your vids but.... Your channel has 200+ videos and I have done many optimization. Recently, I have installed 22h2 (a clean install) so all of the optimization got reverted back to normal and my games running crappy. I want to do all the optimization again but watching all the videos will cost me years. Please make a video with every optimization in it, all!! Please it will help us a lot there is too much videos please

[@jdub9119]

That's a lot to ask him to do, when you could just rewatch his videos :| But I get it: if you don't ask, the answer's always No, so shoot your shot

[@chion6432]

Gsync and freesync Adds input latency btw

[@essamhesham6443]

Pls there is any solution for anti aliasing bug in windows I have this problem over one year now i try every thing Change gpu Change ssd Shange mb Change case Change monitor Change sata caples and try hdmi and db caples Still nothing happened the problem get worth and worth What should i do pls ? I hate my pc

[@spacetaco048]

Thank you. I now realize why my ps5 only has 60hz but my pc has 144hz ;-;

[@vaporx8713]

Why do you have super resolution on 0? I have this monitor , I normally use 3

[@lilSmurf69]

tip if you want the closest accurate colours to how movies,games,pictures where intend for without costing you money set your monitor and graphics card colours to default then take your iphone or android phone "because they are most accurate now days when it comes to colours" choose any picture or even just a youtube video pause it both on your pc and phone now dial in the colours manualy using the phone image... play around with your blue and your red green dont impact the white balance much and its best to decrease the colours rather then increase so if you have red-50, blue-50, green-50 decrease eg red-47 or 45 can be any amount also with the blue now fine tune it to match the phone image the closet you can trust me this works way better then any guide video my game,movies and destop looks 10 times better now then using the default monitor presets

[@tech_tamim2960]

Yo man windows 10 full optimization guide updated?

[@BLD....]

What is usb type cx1 for?

[@doublefistin]

I can't understand how to disable freesync in Apex. In the Adrenaline application in the game settings and general settings, freesync is disabled, but the game is capped to 144 fps🙄

[@karlocojuangco450]

Love your videos! Can you make a specific video for Genshin Impact?

[@Add-ke7uw]

optimize overwatch 2???

[@DKSEWY]

Can you make optimization for NEW FORTNITE season?

[@ghostpunisher4317]

Hey Panjo I’m new to pc I have a ryzen 5600x with a cpu cooler that my temp are under 63 degrees Celsius when I game wondering do you have a link that I can overlock my cpu but I use a b550 e strix motherboard and I know every motherboard brands have different bios setup and features I’d be so happy if you can send me a 5600x overclock link

[@saygostr8sick]

Anyone help please. I have a series x and just got a samsung odyssey g7 28 4k 144hz. I can only turn overdrive mode on if i turn off freesync. All in all i want the best fps and image possible. Should i not use 4k and just use 1440p? Use hdr400 or not? I just cant seem to grt it to look good.

[@justdoca]

hello anywone knows what is like 6 bits+FRC i have that in my specification of monitor like this 8bits(6bits+FRC) and have amd graphics witch one to choose and what is difference

[@itsjusStorm]

He's back!!!

[@elintocable0072]

Overdrive add latency ? And what about vsync that add more or less latency.

[@RifterDask]

2 months late to this question, but: Monitor overdrive settings reduce input latency but this sometimes comes at a cost to motion handling - parts of the image may be drawn too early or too late, resulting in what's called ghosting or inverse ghosting. Vsync adds input latency by adding a bit of delay between frames to reduce screen tearing.

[@xVertigo101]

If you have an Aorus FV43U all over drive settings cause extreme inverse ghosting. Heck even with over drive off you may encounter it -_-

[@ashleyjaytanna1953]

Good video. Thank you

[@ChoppedAndScrewedMusic]

@Panjno | I Have A 144Hz Monitor, however i dropped my Refresh Rate to 120Hz. Because @120Hz Gets 10-Bit Color Vs. 144Hz Only Gets 8-Bit Color. MY QUESTION THOUGH, AM I WRONG? SHOULD I KEEP 144Hz 8-BIT?!?!? OR 120Hz 10-BIT? OR IS THERE EVEN A DIFFERENCE? _ Dual Monitor Display, Primary Monitor Is -Samsung G5 Odyssey Curved 1000R - HDR Capable- please advise

[@apnifyapnify5415]

If i have more Hz Than Frames What should i do. I have a 240hz monitor but my Pc can only push 140-190 frames

[@apnifyapnify5415]

@kostasjojo6 okay thank you

[@kianhardwick]

Anyone using a Acer nitro xv271? I’ve spent 3 hours messing around and can’t find one I like. Any tips for the best colour settings for competitive gaming? I’ve had a look around and can’t find anything

[@JoseGomez-py6sw]

I'm using the hdmi cable that came with the monitor but all I see is only 60 hz while the monitor is 75 hz

[@hitmanak-4725]

Great video and comments

[@i3uttazz616]

How do I get rid of the screen jitteryness of Apex Legends? It's not screen tearing but it's jittery like when I look left or right up and down like the terrain looks like it has a hard time catching up with itself and it just jitters. Am I the only one who sees this or is this just a problem with Apex? The only thing I can do that seems to get rid of it for the most part is enable triple buffering and I don't want to have that enabled or do I? I have a 240 hertz monitor RTX 2080 TI super with an i7.

[@Panjno]

Are you running TWO monitors?

[@JensEngels1]

I have the same issue with apex only, small jitters, when freesync is on it doesnt happen, 1 monitor

[@elpa4504]

Wow I actually have this exact problem, It jitters when ever it drops at least 1 frame... and I play on a 165 hz monitor with a RTX 2060, and a i7 aswell. and it happens when I look around, and it didn't use to happen

[@Panjno]

@@elpa4504 when did you first notice it?

[@elpa4504]

@@Panjno It started happening right after a power outgage, it used to be really jittery and stuttery but I fixed the stuttery part, now its just very jittery when I get into a game. This only happens in Apex.

[@Ultraviolet6]

What monitor you used?

[@TheOneAndOnlyLogono]

Panjano I play on a laptop and on the nividia control panel it only shows three settings under 3d settings it shows adjust image settings and preview, manage 3d settings, and config surround sound how do I get all the the settings for the Nvidia control panel??

[@rythm4964]

You need an external monitor and you MUST connect laptop and monitor via USB-C type connection preferably DisplayPort. Since HDMI connects you to iGPU instead of dGPU

[@ernestomorrisonp.3479]

amazing video thanks

[@Retro_ReplayG]

I have an AMD gpu and done the tricks you said. But I get this constant blinking every 2-3 seconds

[@lurkzi]

what if I only have the on and off option for overdrive?