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Old topic, but i just wanted to let people know that with todays new Nvidia driver (417.71) that enables Freesync for compatible monitors, 75Hz works without any frameskipping! It also seems to work just fine in the Freesync span LG lists for this monitor, which is 52-75Hz.
Appreciate it, i i have some stuff planned like an ITX build in the Phanteks Evolv Shift. It'll be fun fitting the 1080Ti in there... but if you want things to look pretty you have to work for it right?
I do love the speakers after almost a year of use, great setup you got there also!
How do...
So i just wanted to drop a little bit of info for anyne in the same boat. I've been using my 2015 Samsung UE48JU7505 (curved) since Summer 2016, and i figured i wanted to give the new models a chance. Went over to my local electronics store and came home with a Samsung 2017 UE40MU6195...
Sorry if this has been asked before, but sometimes when i turn on my TV (Samsung JU7500) the text in Windows have a red-ish hue/outline around them, like a shadow of sorts. If i turn the TV off and on it's back to normal and text isn't weird anymore.
100% scale in WIndows and no other changes...
Let me guess, you have Shadowplay or some type of overlay running and when you crash and restart GTA for the second time that overlay is now gone/off? At least that's what happened to me, either the Shadowplay portion of Geforce Experience or the Fps overlay caused my game to crash, and when i...
So i guess you're supposed to admit it when you're kind of wrong. :) After a lot of testing it seems that Shadowplay just loves when your GPU is working and not idling, which makes sense...That's why it worked perfect with SLI off, because one of my GTX 970s had to work it's ass off to deliver...
Did a lot more testing and i was finally able to find the culprit of the choppy framerate and it was sadly a lot simpler than i thought, SLI is the bad guy for choppy 60 fps video material. Most probably because of bigger differences in frame timing etc, i wonder if Nvidia can even fix something...
I just did some testing with my 1440p monitor and if i select in-game resolution and 60 fps through Shadowplay i end up with the correct fps and resolution, the video is also really smooth compared to the footage i record on my 21:9 monitor.
This is with a 970, i'm not sure how Kepler fares...
Anyone here experiencing stuttering while recording 60 fps 21:9-material via Shadowplay? It never drops below 60 fps in BF4 but the video Shadowplay produces is not as smooth as it could be.
If i switch to my 27" 2560x1440 monitor or my 27" 1920x1080 and record BF4 the result is buttery smooth...
Anyone experiencing stuttering while recording 60 fps 21:9-material via Shadowplay? It never drops below 60 fps in BF4 but the video Shadowplay produces is not as smooth as it could be.
If i switch to my 27" 2560x1440 monitor or my 27" 1920x1080 and record BF4 the result is buttery smooth, but...