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Infinifactory windowed mode12/29/2023 I found this really made a big difference. This is a reporting service for diagnostics back to Microsoft. You can disable the service or turn off "Connected User Experiences and Telementry" within Msconfig / Services. Disable DiagTrack - I still had a few pauses every minute or so for a second (but game play was super smooth), until I turned this off which I found in another forum. Game Mode - same as above, use the registry fix (you can use the UI mode IN GAME but then you have to do this for each game, easier to switch it off for all)ģ. Here is the link to disable it - right at the bottom use the registry fix.Ģ. Well turns out it turns itself back on after a restart even if it shows you its not in windows settings - and I cannot do this in the xbox settings anymore in this build. Disable Game DVR - you probably heard this before and I thought I did this right too. After much pain I have found 3 main causes for this and resolved my issues - ill post back later if I find any trouble but its literally taken a month of hard work to figure this out.ġ. Ok I have some great news for those of us who are on 1709. Many games are capped to, or set the refresh rate to 60Hz by default, but can have it unlocked via a change to one of their config files. Checking the PC Gaming Wiki page for a game is also a good idea, as it will list whether or not a game supports or can be modified to support high framerates. I'd use it more as a last resort option rather than counting on it working everywhere. Some games change it back to 60Hz immediately after that change, or if you alt-tab away to something else and return to it. You can use this to change the refresh rate while the game is running - though it won't always stick. It lets you create monitor profiles and change them using a hotkey, or set up triggers to change the profile when it detects that a certain application is running. If your monitor has an "FPS Counter" or similar feature, that should inform you of whether G-Sync is active or not.Īnother option is tools like DisplayFusion. Since there's no latency penalty for running in Borderless Mode with G-sync, I use it whenever possible.īe aware that while most games work with G-sync in Fullscreen Mode, many do not work in Borderless Mode. You may have to restart the game after switching to Borderless Mode the first time, if it has already set the display to 60Hz. If they do, it's in the menus somewhere, as I haven't seen a turbo button listed for any non-ASUS display.Īs you found out, running in Borderless Mode tends to prevent games from changing the refresh rate. I don't know if other manufacturers' displays have this option. There are a lot of games - often Japanese ports - which automatically set the refresh rate to 60Hz and don't include any options for refresh rate though.ĪSUS monitors have a "turbo" button on them, which can override the refresh rate while the game is running. You might have overlooked this if you've only used a 60Hz display until now. When you select Fullscreen Mode, many games also have a refresh rate option - and it looks like Overwatch is one of them. The NVIDIA driver tries to set the maximum supported refresh rate when you run games in Fullscreen Mode, but games can override it. What you're experiencing is just standard V-Sync, not anything worse - though it feels really bad after being used to G-Sync. Technically you can change the refresh rate in Borderless/Windowed Mode too, but few games do. Click to shrink.Fullscreen Exclusive Mode gives applications control over the refresh rate.
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