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Do I have bottleneck??

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mikeinsaw
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12-17-2016, 07:36 AM
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Screen tearing and input lag might appear as frame drops. Your previous comment suggests it could be more than just a smoothness issue on the monitor.
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12-17-2016, 07:36 AM #21

Screen tearing and input lag might appear as frame drops. Your previous comment suggests it could be more than just a smoothness issue on the monitor.

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12-17-2016, 11:11 PM
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I notice the FPS decreases on my counter, I have a 60Hz display (and will get a 165Hz one) so I enable v sync to avoid screen tearing until my new screen arrives, which then drops to 5 frames and it's really obvious and bothersome. Will the ASUS VG258QR or the Asus VG248QG help with this issue because both include v sync? If you're curious about the monitor I use, I play a lot of games so I'm unsure if my screen is the cause of the FPS drops. As I mentioned earlier, this monitor doesn't seem gaming-oriented, so it might be the display itself that's affecting the performance.
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12-17-2016, 11:11 PM #22

I notice the FPS decreases on my counter, I have a 60Hz display (and will get a 165Hz one) so I enable v sync to avoid screen tearing until my new screen arrives, which then drops to 5 frames and it's really obvious and bothersome. Will the ASUS VG258QR or the Asus VG248QG help with this issue because both include v sync? If you're curious about the monitor I use, I play a lot of games so I'm unsure if my screen is the cause of the FPS drops. As I mentioned earlier, this monitor doesn't seem gaming-oriented, so it might be the display itself that's affecting the performance.

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