My framerate is locked to 140fps and never drops but my G-Sync compatible monitor OSD is showing my monitors HZ drop below that ? RTX 3090

[Cheeseball]

I have an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra, the same LG 27GN850-B (1440p, 144 Hz, Nano IPS panel) and also play Warzone/BOCW near-daily.

Try this:
- Enable NVIDIA Reflex (not necessarily the boost variant) in-game
- Use NVIDIA's recommended competitive settings except the Image Sharpening settings in NVCP (just use the driver's default settings)
- Cap the in-game framerate to 165 FPS in the game's settings
- Don't use any VSync setting in-game
- Turn on Adaptive-Sync and Fast response time in the monitor's settings

Since you have a RTX 3090, you should be getting 130+ FPS and above with no noticeable tearing since the monitor will solely handle it. Your monitor should also be reaching the the rated 8.3 to 8.5ms response time and input lag should be below 4.0 ms with the above settings.

I don't know about RTSS or MSI Afterburner's built-in FPS counter, but for me the mentioned FPS is consistent with MW/WZ's built-in counter. I also have my card undervolted to 0.850v with core boost hitting 1980 MHz.

 

[Rbk_3]

That custom stuff is the cause of your problem, get rid of it. That wont work on every display, GPU and setup out there.

FPS cap: Obvious, caps FPS only. Can prevent tearing like Vsync on, but without the added latency when FPS dips.
Vsync on: stops tearing above refresh rate. Adds latency below refresh rate. Also an FPS cap.
Gsync/VRR/Adaptive sync: Matches Refresh rate to frame rate, lowest latency. Doesn't stop tearing on its own.
(LFC/Low frame compensation also doubles your refresh rate at times, so 24FPS doesnt equal 24Hz, it equals 48Hz. best part of modern VRR monitors)

My advice is: Cap FPS 2 below your max refresh rate, turn Gsync/Freesync on, be happy. If that doesnt run smooth, disable your VRR solution... it may not work for your hardware or software. Try not to mix and match all these different solutions together, combinations of the above is going to introduce issues... i use Nvidias frame rate limiter.

Vsync on in the NVCP does not cause any addition input lag unless it goes above the monitors refresh rate. This has been proven. The only reason gsync and vsync has more input lag is because it is capping the framerate and lower framerate = more input lag. You can find the thorough tests on BattleNonsense YouTube channel.

I really don’t want to argue over this though, I don’t think my problem has anything to do with any gsync settings I have set. No matter what I do my monitor refresh rate isn’t matching my framerate.

I have an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra, the same LG 27GN850-B (1440p, 144 Hz, Nano IPS panel) and also play Warzone/BOCW near-daily.

Try this:
- Enable NVIDIA Reflex (not necessarily the boost variant) in-game
- Use NVIDIA's recommended competitive settings except the Image Sharpening settings in NVCP (just use the driver's default settings)
- Cap the in-game framerate to 165 FPS in the game's settings
- Don't use any VSync setting in-game
- Turn on Adaptive-Sync and Fast response time in the monitor's settings

Since you have a RTX 3090, you should be getting 130+ FPS and above with no noticeable tearing since the monitor will solely handle it. Your monitor should also be reaching the the rated 8.3 to 8.5ms response time and input lag should be below 4.0 ms with the above settings.

I don't know about RTSS or MSI Afterburner's built-in FPS counter, but for me the mentioned FPS is consistent with MW/WZ's built-in counter. I also have my card undervolted to 0.850v with core boost hitting 1980 MHz.

I have an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra, the same LG 27GN850-B (1440p, 144 Hz, Nano IPS panel) and also play Warzone/BOCW near-daily.

Try this:
- Enable NVIDIA Reflex (not necessarily the boost variant) in-game
- Use NVIDIA's recommended competitive settings except the Image Sharpening settings in NVCP (just use the driver's default settings)
- Cap the in-game framerate to 165 FPS in the game's settings
- Don't use any VSync setting in-game
- Turn on Adaptive-Sync and Fast response time in the monitor's settings

Since you have a RTX 3090, you should be getting 130+ FPS and above with no noticeable tearing since the monitor will solely handle it. Your monitor should also be reaching the the rated 8.3 to 8.5ms response time and input lag should be below 4.0 ms with the above settings.

I don't know about RTSS or MSI Afterburner's built-in FPS counter, but for me the mentioned FPS is consistent with MW/WZ's built-in counter. I also have my card undervolted to 0.850v with core boost hitting 1980 MHz.

Thanks, I followed your recommended settings and it still won’t match my frame rate. I created a ticket with Nvidia. Something is up regardless of settings with Gsync on. Msi after burner counter matches in game counter.

So to confirm, if you lock it to 120fps, your monitor hz doesn’t fluctuate much from 120hz?

Also what happens when you lock to 140fps? If I do that monitor almost always locks to 144hz and will drop into the 120s occasionally despite a solid 140fps.

One of Nvidia engineers responded to me on Twitter so I’ll see what he says

https://twitter.com/x/status/1339307619740217351

 

[Mussels]

Sigh dude... let me summarise what you just said

1. I think it works THIS way
2. It's not working the way i think!

So maybe try what we're saying without your assumptions? Reset your Nv settings and game settings to default, stop using esoteric settings. It's totally possible for you to get Gsync/VRR working fully but you're complicating the hell out of it.

 

[Cheeseball]

Thanks, I followed your recommended settings and it still won’t match my frame rate. I created a ticket with Nvidia. Something is up regardless of settings with Gsync on. Msi after burner counter matches in game counter.

So to confirm, if you lock it to 120fps, your monitor hz doesn’t fluctuate much from 120hz?

Also what happens when you lock to 140fps? If I do that monitor almost always locks to 144hz and will drop into the 120s occasionally despite a solid 140fps.

I'll try locking to 120 FPS and 140 FPS. I do know that if I lock it to 100 FPS in-game Warzone (and PUBG for that matter), it sticks to 100 FPS and only drops when I'm jumping out of the plane or if a crapload of people jump with me into Superstore/Military Base or San Martin/Pochinki. Once on the ground and looting it stays at 100 FPS.

 

[Rbk_3]

I'll try locking to 120 FPS and 140 FPS. I do know that if I lock it to 100 FPS in-game Warzone (and PUBG for that matter), it sticks to 100 FPS and only drops when I'm jumping out of the plane or if a crapload of people jump with me into Superstore/Military Base or San Martin/Pochinki. Once on the ground and looting it stays at 100 FPS.

Just to confirm, 100 steam in both the game FPS counter and in your monitor OSD? That’s all I need confirmed. Thanks!

Sigh dude... let me summarise what you just said

1. I think it works THIS way
2. It's not working the way i think!

So maybe try what we're saying without your assumptions? Reset your Nv settings and game settings to default, stop using esoteric settings. It's totally possible for you to get Gsync/VRR working fully but you're complicating the hell out of it.

Ok, so I just used DDU to uninstall the drivers so NVCP is completely reset. What exact settings do you suggest I try? I will set them and post a video of what happens.

 

[Cheeseball]

Just to confirm, 100 steam in both the game FPS counter and in your monitor OSD? That’s all I need confirmed. Thanks!

In PUBG, it shows 100 FPS in the Steam Overlay counter and jumps between 100 & 101 Hz in the OSD. It shoots down to around 87 Hz when jumping out for a second or so then goes back up when diving/parachuting.

Ok, so I just used DDU to uninstall the drivers so NVCP is completely reset. What exact settings do you suggest I try? I will set them and post a video of what happens.

Just use the defaults the driver sets for now. We just want to rule out what else could be causing this.

 

[Rbk_3]

I have an EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra, the same LG 27GN850-B (1440p, 144 Hz, Nano IPS panel) and also play Warzone/BOCW near-daily.

Try this:
- Enable NVIDIA Reflex (not necessarily the boost variant) in-game
- Use NVIDIA's recommended competitive settings except the Image Sharpening settings in NVCP (just use the driver's default settings)
- Cap the in-game framerate to 165 FPS in the game's settings
- Don't use any VSync setting in-game
- Turn on Adaptive-Sync and Fast response time in the monitor's settings

Since you have a RTX 3090, you should be getting 130+ FPS and above with no noticeable tearing since the monitor will solely handle it. Your monitor should also be reaching the the rated 8.3 to 8.5ms response time and input lag should be below 4.0 ms with the above settings.

I don't know about RTSS or MSI Afterburner's built-in FPS counter, but for me the mentioned FPS is consistent with MW/WZ's built-in counter. I also have my card undervolted to 0.850v with core boost hitting 1980 MHz.

Just to confirm do you mean 165 in game cap in here? That puts it out of Gsync range as my monitor is only 144 and you recommend no vsync. It sticks at 165 basically for me in this scenario

In PUBG, it shows 100 FPS in the Steam Overlay counter and jumps between 100 & 101 Hz in the OSD. It shoots down to around 87 Hz when jumping out for a second or so then goes back up when diving/parachuting.



Just use the defaults the driver sets for now. We just want to rule out what else could be causing this.

Here is a video jumping out of the plane using your recommended settings but locked to 100fps in game cap to compare to yours. Please ignore my kids show in the background. Reflex on, no Vsync.

Edit

just for fun everything on lowest settings at 720p

Sigh dude... let me summarise what you just said

1. I think it works THIS way
2. It's not working the way i think!

So maybe try what we're saying without your assumptions? Reset your Nv settings and game settings to default, stop using esoteric settings. It's totally possible for you to get Gsync/VRR working fully but you're complicating the hell out of it.

I have used it for years with our issue. Something is just messed up in my setup, likely the video card issue since it was working fine with my previous monitor and it is the only variable that has changed. It really sucks if I have to replace it as I was top 4% in Timespy and Port Royal.

 

[Josapswanzi]

Same issue as you. 3070 with this monitor. Pretty sure its the card though. Something is just wonky when capping frames. Using driver 457.30 seems to help me because the latest drivers was causing major dpc latencey. Currently playing like 1080p medium settings. Once my vram goes over 3500. I get a weird jitter. And monitor is all over the place. Try locking to 48fps it forces the monitor to double buffer and i noticed all my issues went away. Obviously 48fps is unplayable but, if it smoothes everything out then we at least know we are on the same page.

Options ive found viable.
Vsync on- no fps cap but crank settings down to where i know i have atleast 200-240fps of room to prevent any frame dips.

Gsync on and no vsync and cap 120. Turn off dlss cause it causes a weird ghosting/blur then play medium/low settings. In game. Also switch to 1080p. The problems still there just not so bad.

I played around with underclocking my core clocks too and set it to my rated boost. Gpu boost was also making it a bit unstable. So i just set prefer max performance and with my card rated for 1815 boost i had to do a -180 mhz on core clock.

The monitor shouldnt be shifting as erratic as i notice it to be doing. My old alienware 240hz gsync would only vary by like 5-6 fps. Ive seen this vary on low settings by -30 and plus 30.

Ive changed every pc part out except the monitor and gpu because prices are extremely high right now amd decent true gsync tn monitors are very pricey like 1 grand for the old alienware true gsync tn. Then every gpu is super inflated. Ive already changed 3 mobos and 2 cpu's 2 different kits of 16gb of ram. 2 psu's. A new router and bought a universal power supply. So i think the safe bet is gpu or monitor. Could check grounding in your house as well. I live in an older home and know its not grounded right. My wife thinks im crazy and have spent like 6 weeks trouble shooting this issue and probably like 3500$. Been a real big let down as i prefer comp games but, wanted a build that could also play maxed out chill games. Finding it does neither well....and i should of just payed the series x price on ebay and also built a cheapo comp build with a 1660 for the same price.. i ruined my 10700k in the process and its mobo. So now i'm on a 3700x. So i'd have to do nearly a full rebuild and take a long shot on a 1300 ebay gpu that may do the same thing and a 700-800 dollar monitor. I'm prolly just going to get the series x because at this point i've spent way too much on something that is outperformed by a console. Which ive also tested cause my brother has a series x and we put them side by side and used controllers and his was smoother/better on the same monitor because he bought the monitor as well.

 

[Rbk_3]

Same issue as you. 3070 with this monitor. Pretty sure its the card though. Something is just wonky when capping frames. Using driver 457.30 seems to help me because the latest drivers was causing major dpc latencey. Currently playing like 1080p medium settings. Once my vram goes over 3500. I get a weird jitter. And monitor is all over the place. Try locking to 48fps it forces the monitor to double buffer and i noticed all my issues went away. Obviously 48fps is unplayable but, if it smoothes everything out then we at least know we are on the same page.

Options ive found viable.
Vsync on- no fps cap but crank settings down to where i know i have atleast 200-240fps of room to prevent any frame dips.

Gsync on and no vsync and cap 120. Turn off dlss cause it causes a weird ghosting/blur then play medium/low settings. In game. Also switch to 1080p. The problems still there just not so bad.

I played around with underclocking my core clocks too and set it to my rated boost. Gpu boost was also making it a bit unstable. So i just set prefer max performance and with my card rated for 1815 boost i had to do a -180 mhz on core clock.

The monitor shouldnt be shifting as erratic as i notice it to be doing. My old alienware 240hz gsync would only vary by like 5-6 fps. Ive seen this vary on low settings by -30 and plus 30.

Ive changed every pc part out except the monitor and gpu because prices are extremely high right now amd decent true gsync tn monitors are very pricey like 1 grand for the old alienware true gsync tn. Then every gpu is super inflated. Ive already changed 3 mobos and 2 cpu's 2 different kits of 16gb of ram. 2 psu's. A new router and bought a universal power supply. So i think the safe bet is gpu or monitor. Could check grounding in your house as well. I live in an older home and know its not grounded right. My wife thinks im crazy and have spent like 6 weeks trouble shooting this issue and probably like 3500$. Been a real big let down as i prefer comp games but, wanted a build that could also play maxed out chill games. Finding it does neither well....and i should of just payed the series x price on ebay and also built a cheapo comp build with a 1660 for the same price.. i ruined my 10700k in the process and its mobo. So now i'm on a 3700x. So i'd have to do nearly a full rebuild and take a long shot on a 1300 ebay gpu that may do the same thing and a 700-800 dollar monitor. I'm prolly just going to get the series x because at this point i've spent way too much on something that is outperformed by a console. Which ive also tested cause my brother has a series x and we put them side by side and used controllers and his was smoother/better on the same monitor because he bought the monitor as well.

Yea it is the weird jitter that is driving me nuts. I don’t see anyone else complaining about it though online and I created a ticket with Nvidia but they don’t seem to be able to replicate it??

It just doesn’t feel smooth. I have an LG C9 also and bought the Samsung G7 and it has the same issue. Returning it and ordered the AW2721d which is 240hz with a dedicated Gsync module. I’ll let you know how that goes.

I think there is just some sort of issue right now with Ampere and G-Sync. Hopefully it is just g-sync compatible and I’m not wasting $1000.

Did you create a ticket with Nvidia at all? The more people that being it to their attention the more likely it is to get fixed

 

[nuggdoctor]

get rid of your frame rate limit in both your nvidia settings and in game. And then oc your monitor if you can. its easy to do. I did a short video on how to do it on youtube if anyone needs help doing it. Also if youre over 100fps i dont recommend having any sync stuf on. it can actually cause tearing and juttering.

 

[Josapswanzi]

Yea it is the weird jitter that is driving me nuts. I don’t see anyone else complaining about it though online and I created a ticket with Nvidia but they don’t seem to be able to replicate it??

It just doesn’t feel smooth. I have an LG C9 also and bought the Samsung G7 and it has the same issue. Returning it and ordered the AW2721d which is 240hz with a dedicated Gsync module. I’ll let you know how that goes.

I think there is just some sort of issue right now with Ampere and G-Sync. Hopefully it is just g-sync compatible and I’m not wasting $1000.

Did you create a ticket with Nvidia at all? The more people that being it to their attention the more likely it is to get fixed

Nah i didnt submit a ticket.

Yea it is the weird jitter that is driving me nuts. I don’t see anyone else complaining about it though online and I created a ticket with Nvidia but they don’t seem to be able to replicate it??

It just doesn’t feel smooth. I have an LG C9 also and bought the Samsung G7 and it has the same issue. Returning it and ordered the AW2721d which is 240hz with a dedicated Gsync module. I’ll let you know how that goes.

I think there is just some sort of issue right now with Ampere and G-Sync. Hopefully it is just g-sync compatible and I’m not wasting $1000.


Did you create a ticket with Nvidia at all? The more people that being it to their attention the more likely it is to get fixed

Yea it is the weird jitter that is driving me nuts. I don’t see anyone else complaining about it though online and I created a ticket with Nvidia but they don’t seem to be able to replicate it??

It just doesn’t feel smooth. I have an LG C9 also and bought the Samsung G7 and it has the same issue. Returning it and ordered the AW2721d which is 240hz with a dedicated Gsync module. I’ll let you know how that goes.

I think there is just some sort of issue right now with Ampere and G-Sync. Hopefully it is just g-sync compatible and I’m not wasting $1000.

Did you create a ticket with Nvidia at all? The more people that being it to their attention the more likely it is to get fixed

Not yet. Ive seen other people with this issue and its mainly related to dx12 and it never gets resolved. My 1080 ti ftw3 and alienware was near perfect but' still had dx12 issues.

 

[Rbk_3]

Nah i didnt submit a ticket.


Not yet. Ive seen other people with this issue and its mainly related to dx12 and it never gets resolved. My 1080 ti ftw3 and alienware was near perfect but' still had dx12 issues.

Like I said, I never had issues with my 2070S on this monitor so it’s an Ampre issue

 

[Josapswanzi]

I solved it. Yeah wasnt the monitor lol. Its the gpu/cpu. Cold war still jitters a tiny bit. Warzone is solid but, there is something going on cpu side or server side with those games. All my other games now work with gsync on and vsync on and fps cap to my .01 low without jitter. The monitor does pace still but, i was able to confirm for my situation the pacing wasnt linked to the jitter anymore in 3 other games. Halo mcc, ac valhalla, and guild wars 2. Where i had the jitter effect before.

Just make sure to disable c-states and lock your cpu clocks/p-states to something that isnt going to melt your cpu under gaming load. Make sure your gpu clocks and voltages are actually locked on the gpu. You may need to make two seperate oc profiles one for demanding games and one for low gpu usage games. Mine did better at higher clock speeds and a higher voltage lock. Im on a 3070 and at 1.68 volts 2130mhz core and +400 mem. Low gpu usage games i had to do my refrence oc from factory clock and the 1.68 volts.

Double check you dont have a keyboard driver enabled in your mouse driver section on your device manager.
Those were my only changes and one of them fixed it.

Hopefully any of this can help your situation any. Good luck resolving it.

 

[Rbk_3]

I solved it. Yeah wasnt the monitor lol. Its the gpu/cpu. Cold war still jitters a tiny bit. Warzone is solid but, there is something going on cpu side or server side with those games. All my other games now work with gsync on and vsync on and fps cap to my .01 low without jitter. The monitor does pace still but, i was able to confirm for my situation the pacing wasnt linked to the jitter anymore in 3 other games. Halo mcc, ac valhalla, and guild wars 2. Where i had the jitter effect before.

Just make sure to disable c-states and lock your cpu clocks/p-states to something that isnt going to melt your cpu under gaming load. Make sure your gpu clocks and voltages are actually locked on the gpu. You may need to make two seperate oc profiles one for demanding games and one for low gpu usage games. Mine did better at higher clock speeds and a higher voltage lock. Im on a 3070 and at 1.68 volts 2130mhz core and +400 mem. Low gpu usage games i had to do my refrence oc from factory clock and the 1.68 volts.

Double check you dont have a keyboard driver enabled in your mouse driver section on your device manager.
Those were my only changes and one of them fixed it.

Hopefully any of this can help your situation any. Good luck resolving it.

What did you use to determine your .01 lows and what we’re they? Afterburner only seems to tell you in benchmarks not in game.

My frametimes are perfectly smooth pretty much so not sure how often it would hit the .01% lows

 

[Josapswanzi]

Cold war i used my ingame fps. all i did was start with my initial cap of the 120 then work my way down until it stopped dipping from any mouse/keyboard movement or erratic changes in environment.

Try with dlss off. I noticed blur/ghosting with it on.

 

[Mussels]

Could both of you fill out your system specs, or post your specs here now since we have a comparison with two people and the same issue?

As an example i've seen a few people in another thread that have noticed their intel CPU's are stuck at base clock and wont turbo on aorus boards, you could have something in common here we aren't aware of

 

[Rbk_3]

Could both of you fill out your system specs, or post your specs here now since we have a comparison with two people and the same issue?

As an example i've seen a few people in another thread that have noticed their intel CPU's are stuck at base clock and wont turbo on aorus boards, you could have something in common here we aren't aware of

Hmm, I have a 9900KS with an Aorus Elite Z390 but it seems too be locked in at 5ghz at all times according to AB and HWInfo

 

[Josapswanzi]

After some further testing..Im noticing the same effect on my ps4 pro and my brothers xbox series x with objects jittering at low scroll/panning movements and tested with different t.v. as well. cod cold war is just not going to run smooth at the higher fps range. I seem to be having a really good experience up to 85fps with keyboard and mouse.
Up to 120 fps with controller.

Gysnc on/vsync on (in game) low latency set to boosted. Max settings with only ray trace adjusted. Motion blur off.

1440p ultra ray trace at 48fps
1440p ray trace off at 60fps
1080p no ray trace at 85fps.

Controller seems to help mask the jitter.

Lowering graphic settings not making near as much impact on ability to increase min cap and in some cases makes the issue worse.

This seems to be with pretty much every game. Low fps cap and maxed out graphic settings.

The latency of my gpu needs to be half of that of my cpu is also a correlation i've noticed to avoid the jitter.

My old build ran low fps locks and high graphics very poorly. Sub 85fps was ugly. (1080ti ftw3 and 8700k alienware 240hz tn). So its weird now my current build is polar opposite.

Maybe this helps solve your issue or the true gsync masks it enough to be tolerable.

 

[Upgrayedd]

OP doesn't really deserved to be talked to like that. Why the passive aggressiveness in the beginning then calling them a buncha names? You just look like a silly prick. They clearly had it working just fine before and is clearly a bit confused to why its not working now with their better hardware, when it should just be working better.

I have a lot of patience, but it runs out fast You came here for advice, right?

How many pages guys. We're repeating ourselves and the plank is thick.

I said it in my first response... if you don't want advice, GTFO

Guess my assumption was right all along eh. All the info is in the topic. Lots of options to try, but OP insists on doing weird tweaks. His loss. /thread



You need to apply intelligence. It happens everywhere. Some niche figures something out, all is well, people with common sense catch on and spread the word, and then the crowd of idiots catches on and starts fucking it up. The so called mainstream, they call that. People who want it all with no effort and are incapable of coherent thought.

This topic is the perfect example. You can either get that memo or you can remain in the oblivious mainstream. Its the same thing with GPU BIOS updates. A select group gets it and uses it the right way and only if absolutely necessary, and then there's a can of n00bs who think it works like a driver update. Note my sig - its a necessary PSA.

We've provided solid background as to why we recommend what we do, and all you reply with is 'muh Blurbusters is right'

To OP, its prob not a bad idea to just start with G-Sync on and work your way from there adding other solutions. There is clearly something to what Blurbusters tested when reaching the refresh limits and input lag going up compared to a cap just under the limit. They aren't morons like some would have you think. They did some testing and published their results. The passive aggressive neck beard doesn't know EVERYTHING like they want to think they do, God forbid you question their advice or you shall... GTFO lol wtf man? so weird

 

[Vayra86]

OP doesn't really deserved to be talked to like that. Why the passive aggressiveness in the beginning then calling them a buncha names? You just look like a silly prick. They clearly had it working just fine before and is clearly a bit confused to why its not working now with their better hardware, when it should just be working better.


To OP, its prob not a bad idea to just start with G-Sync on and work your way from there adding other solutions. There is clearly something to what Blurbusters tested when reaching the refresh limits and input lag going up compared to a cap just under the limit. They aren't morons like some would have you think. They did some testing and published their results. The passive aggressive neck beard doesn't know EVERYTHING like they want to think they do, God forbid you question their advice or you shall... GTFO lol wtf man? so weird

You clearly failed to read my first posts on the subject then.. I already explained everything at length. OP is too stubborn to find the solution for self created problems. But good luck with your valuable input, sure you will find the problem. So far you have merely repeated what we have been saying for two pages.

This is a PEBKAC issue, simple

 

[Rbk_3]

After some further testing..Im noticing the same effect on my ps4 pro and my brothers xbox series x with objects jittering at low scroll/panning movements and tested with different t.v. as well. cod cold war is just not going to run smooth at the higher fps range. I seem to be having a really good experience up to 85fps with keyboard and mouse.
Up to 120 fps with controller.

Gysnc on/vsync on (in game) low latency set to boosted. Max settings with only ray trace adjusted. Motion blur off.

1440p ultra ray trace at 48fps
1440p ray trace off at 60fps
1080p no ray trace at 85fps.

Controller seems to help mask the jitter.

Lowering graphic settings not making near as much impact on ability to increase min cap and in some cases makes the issue worse.

This seems to be with pretty much every game. Low fps cap and maxed out graphic settings.

The latency of my gpu needs to be half of that of my cpu is also a correlation i've noticed to avoid the jitter.

My old build ran low fps locks and high graphics very poorly. Sub 85fps was ugly. (1080ti ftw3 and 8700k alienware 240hz tn). So its weird now my current build is polar opposite.

Maybe this helps solve your issue or the true gsync masks it enough to be tolerable.

So

After some further testing..Im noticing the same effect on my ps4 pro and my brothers xbox series x with objects jittering at low scroll/panning movements and tested with different t.v. as well. cod cold war is just not going to run smooth at the higher fps range. I seem to be having a really good experience up to 85fps with keyboard and mouse.
Up to 120 fps with controller.

Gysnc on/vsync on (in game) low latency set to boosted. Max settings with only ray trace adjusted. Motion blur off.

1440p ultra ray trace at 48fps
1440p ray trace off at 60fps
1080p no ray trace at 85fps.

Controller seems to help mask the jitter.

Lowering graphic settings not making near as much impact on ability to increase min cap and in some cases makes the issue worse.

This seems to be with pretty much every game. Low fps cap and maxed out graphic settings.

The latency of my gpu needs to be half of that of my cpu is also a correlation i've noticed to avoid the jitter.

My old build ran low fps locks and high graphics very poorly. Sub 85fps was ugly. (1080ti ftw3 and 8700k alienware 240hz tn). So its weird now my current build is polar opposite.

Maybe this helps solve your issue or the true gsync masks it enough to be tolerable.

So I think it was capping with RTSS causing issues. It was saying my FPS was smooth but like you said it was jumping around a little bit on the game FPS counter. If I lock via in game it doesn’t do that and holds steady. It is still not perfect but it hasn’t been bothering me the last couple days. I have been playing on my LG C9. Still waiting for the AW2721Dz

 

[Vayra86]

After some further testing..Im noticing the same effect on my ps4 pro and my brothers xbox series x with objects jittering at low scroll/panning movements and tested with different t.v. as well. cod cold war is just not going to run smooth at the higher fps range. I seem to be having a really good experience up to 85fps with keyboard and mouse.
Up to 120 fps with controller.

Gysnc on/vsync on (in game) low latency set to boosted. Max settings with only ray trace adjusted. Motion blur off.

1440p ultra ray trace at 48fps
1440p ray trace off at 60fps
1080p no ray trace at 85fps.

Controller seems to help mask the jitter.

Lowering graphic settings not making near as much impact on ability to increase min cap and in some cases makes the issue worse.

This seems to be with pretty much every game. Low fps cap and maxed out graphic settings.

The latency of my gpu needs to be half of that of my cpu is also a correlation i've noticed to avoid the jitter.

My old build ran low fps locks and high graphics very poorly. Sub 85fps was ugly. (1080ti ftw3 and 8700k alienware 240hz tn). So its weird now my current build is polar opposite.

Maybe this helps solve your issue or the true gsync masks it enough to be tolerable.

Wha... what?!

None of this makes any sense. sorry. You guys are imagining things by now, because you keep stacking lots of solutions on top of each other instead of going back to basics.

The 'latency of your GPU needs to be half your CPU'?!

Troubleshooting 101: revert to defaults then build back up one by one.

 

[milewski1015]

Thanks, I followed your recommended settings and it still won’t match my frame rate.

Looking at all your posted footage, it all looks smooth to me. It seems this problem initially was noticed because your OSD refresh rate counter wasn't exactly matching your FPS counter. You've been given multiple pages of suggestions to attempt to figure out what the (alleged - again, I don't see anything in your posted footage other than an OSD counter varying when FPS is capped) problem is. Could it be that you're making a mountain out of a molehill?

As was mentioned, you asked for advice, people are giving it to you, yet you're just sitting up on your high horse thinking that what you know is best. Since you know so much, how come you haven't solved the problem? Why ask for help if you're not going to try any of the suggested solutions?

This isn't exactly @Vayra86 and @Vya Domus's first rodeo. But when you aren't receptive to what they have to say, all they're doing is just banging their head against the wall

 

[Mussels]

This isn't going anywhere, it's running in circles and just a cause for disputes.

 

[Mussels]

Lokitherion messaged me and said he found a fix by forcing Vsync on in the nvidia control panel while leaving the games Vsync setting off