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Does freesync add latency when turned on in your monitor settings? I never drop below my monitors refresh rate so would it only worsen my experience
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freesync reduces latency because all frames are displayed when needed. the display doesn't have a set refreshrate where you need add intentional latency to even out the frametimings for each vblank and draw duplicate frames
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>>101546448
No. Even if you never drop below, it still helps.
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>>101546448
no
that would be retarded
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>>101546820
Really? I thought it's worthless then and can cause stuttering in some cases if it keeps dropping below the set frame rate



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