Hi, i recently buy a gtx 1070 windforce oc, i have 8gb DDR4 2133 and a I5 6500 with a monitor 60hz ( not have fast sync or gsync). I play single player games, what options do i have to activate in the games and in the nvidia control panel? I play in 1440p, thanks.
Gsync, fast sync questions
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superninja12
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first, you cannot actiavte g sync or free sync, because that function is actually build in the monitor
secondly, freesync only works with amd cards while gsync only works with nvidia cards.
last you could try to turn on vsync and see if that makes a difference.
secondly, freesync only works with amd cards while gsync only works with nvidia cards.
last you could try to turn on vsync and see if that makes a difference.
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As per Nvidia's page, goto the NVIDIA Control Panel "Simply navigate to the Manage 3D settings section and enable Fast Sync through the Vertial sync drop down. "
i guess try that first. As for benchmarks, I use 3dmark for testing, not Unigine. So I can't tell you if that score is too low or not. I can tell you that your CPU does become more important as the resolution drops. In the case of a 1070 at 1080p resolution, the CPU will be the limiting factor.
i guess try that first. As for benchmarks, I use 3dmark for testing, not Unigine. So I can't tell you if that score is too low or not. I can tell you that your CPU does become more important as the resolution drops. In the case of a 1070 at 1080p resolution, the CPU will be the limiting factor.
superninja12
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good results
fast sync removes stutter not tearing, fast sync planks ahead and picks the best frames, so you you get no stutter.
the problem was with g sync if you felt below your targegt lets say 30 fps it would be unplayable, above your target same story.
hope this explains it a little bit.
edit: that depends on the psu
fast sync removes stutter not tearing, fast sync planks ahead and picks the best frames, so you you get no stutter.
the problem was with g sync if you felt below your targegt lets say 30 fps it would be unplayable, above your target same story.
hope this explains it a little bit.
edit: that depends on the psu
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Deathlok664
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yes, I play some games below 60 fps.
you need to turn off vsync in game and turn on fast sync in game profile.
tip: cap your fps at 46 fps using nvidia inspector software.
better 46fps, than a oscilling 46~60fps.
because the frame pacing, 46 fps is better than 30fps and 50fps.
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Yes. If the game run at 55/65 you can turn vsync only. Fast Sync isn't necessary. Turn on fast Sync only if the game run 45-50 fps and cap at 46fps.
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