Thinking about finally ditching my Plebeian 60Hz HP 2311x in favor of the Asus VG248QE, but I have a few questions. Never really educated myself on the topic, other than whats obvious, because I never figured I would make the jump.
Anyway,
Im well aware of the positives of 144hz panels, but how exactly is V-Sync, or to be more specific games with 60fps caps, such as any Unreal Engine game handled on a Display set to 144Hz?
Does the game still lock itself to 60fps?
Does it run at 144fps because the display is set to 144Hz? I would assume this would only be the case if Actual V-Sync, not just a forced FPS cap, were in place
Does the game run considerbly worse due to be locked lower than the monitors native refresh rate? i.e Stutter.
Is it possible to run the display at 120Hz then force Half V-Sync through NVCP?
Im mainly interested because I find myself playing quite a few games with 60fps locks..
Dead Space Series, Batman Arkham Series, Mass Effect Series , Fallout 4 etc
Anyway,
Im well aware of the positives of 144hz panels, but how exactly is V-Sync, or to be more specific games with 60fps caps, such as any Unreal Engine game handled on a Display set to 144Hz?
Does the game still lock itself to 60fps?
Does it run at 144fps because the display is set to 144Hz? I would assume this would only be the case if Actual V-Sync, not just a forced FPS cap, were in place
Does the game run considerbly worse due to be locked lower than the monitors native refresh rate? i.e Stutter.
Is it possible to run the display at 120Hz then force Half V-Sync through NVCP?
Im mainly interested because I find myself playing quite a few games with 60fps locks..
Dead Space Series, Batman Arkham Series, Mass Effect Series , Fallout 4 etc