60 FPS picture is not smooth

Guzno752
Guzno752 wrote:
...here I locked 60 fps through RIvaTuner and the picture is not smooth (of course, this can not be seen on the video) I will also upload a video with fps differences...
And preferably with more detailed hardware monitoring.
Example:

IOne86
I have FreeSync in my monitor, but how do I turn it on? through the monitor or something else

Guzno752 wrote:
here, here I locked 60 fps through RIvaTuner and the picture is not smooth (of course, this can not be seen on the video) I will also upload a video with fps unlocks
According to the video, you can say the frametime is perfect, try to connect the card through the display port, maybe something will change. Or maybe this is such a feature due to the fact that the FPS is lower than the hertz of the monitor. And in the Windows settings, what is the frequency of the monitor?
Guzno752 wrote:
I have FreeSync in my monitor, but how do I turn it on? through a monitor or something else
No way, freesync is AMD proprietary and only works with cards from AmuDe

Guzno752
Your percentage is almost a hundred, even with a lock of 60 frames. What games are still installed?

Denis Kyokushin
cyberpunk

TopPCGamer
just at 60 frames there is no smoothness, games don’t lag, everything is fine and stable, but it feels like it’s not 60 frames, but somewhere around 50 or something, there’s no smoothness, and when the fps is higher, everything is fine, my hardware is not weak, but in the DDR on a mixture ultra and high fps sometimes drops to 60 fps and it can be felt,
maybe I need to measure myself and I'll get used to it and won't notice
ahahahah

Denis Kyokushin

here's another test,
but here I didn't lock anything

Guzno752
And lowering the graphics settings does not change the picture? Friezes remain?

Guzno752
Guzno752 wrote:
... in Windows is also 75 Hz
In Windows it can be 75 Hz, and the frame rate in RDR is a maximum of 60 fps and underload of the video - there is a frame limit. If the frame rate in the game is 75 fps or more, it should become more comfortable. There is no limit in Cyberpunk, but again the video card is underloaded, most likely due to the CPU - its total load sometimes jumps above 90% - because of this, the video card does not load to the maximum and a smaller number of frames.

Evil in the flash
so there are no friezes

SonyK_2
in cyberpunk I didn't lock fps

SonyK_2
did not load the load because the dlls was turned on but then turned it off on the video you can see

Guzno752
Guzno752 wrote:
I didn't lock fps in cyberpunk
It's obvious.
underload of the vedyukha because the dlls was turned on but then turned it off on the video you can see
But still the frame rate in the test is below 75. It will be equal, or higher - it should become more pleasant to play.

SonyK_2
yes

Guzno752
"So there are no friezes" Nevertheless, lowering the settings, for example, to medium, does it have any effect?

Evil in the flash what's the
point? if this is not the problem
, I have stable frames on ultras without friezes
, things are not in the frieze

TopPCGamer wrote:
No way, freesync is AMD proprietary and only works with AMD
cards.
But there are limitations - a card from the 1000 series and newer. Displayport cable 1.2a and newer, hdmi is not supported. And not too ancient monitor with freesync support.

Set the screen update to 60Hz in the games in the game settings themselves and turn on the vertical, in rdr2 you have 75 hertz and the cut is 60, so the picture does not look smooth.

Guzno752 wrote:
I have FreeSync in my monitor, but how do I turn it on? through the monitor or otherwise
Although FreeSync is an AMD technology, some monitors with FreeSync are unofficially compatible with G-Sync. Try looking up information about your monitor. For example, my monitor supports G-Sync only when connected via DisplayPort, while FreeSync must be enabled in the monitor settings.

If G-Sync is enabled, the option will appear in the NVIDIA Control Panel.


As for RDR 2, in the NVIDIA control panel, in the "change resolution" section, set 60 Hz for the monitor, remove fps lock in RIvaTuner and turn on v-sync in the game. After that, the game should run perfectly smoothly, but input lag will appear.
If you can't turn on G-Sync, leave 60 Hz on the monitor and try Scanline sync, as I wrote earlier, to get rid of the input lag.

Guzno752
Guzno752 wrote:
well, yes
Lower the settings so that it was 75 fps and above, turn off the lock at 60 fps (where possible) and check. But if there is an underload of the video card, the processor is to blame (insufficient performance). It calculates data for rendering a frame by a video card. Higher framerate means more CPU usage.