Variable refresh rate makes your refresh rate variable. One might also consider it as the equivalent to variable rates of refreshing. Then there are those who describe it as the rate refreshing variably.

@Anonymous4045

3 ай бұрын

The poison. The poison for Kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill Kuzco, Kuzco's poison.

@WyattOShea

3 ай бұрын

Pull the lever Kronk@@Anonymous4045

@TheRealSkeletor

3 ай бұрын

@@Anonymous4045That poison?

@shadowlord0162

3 ай бұрын

The poison!@@TheRealSkeletor

@Alexifeu

3 ай бұрын

I want to be refreshed by a variable refreshment

My graphics card goes VRRRRRRRRRRRR

@fueledbythefireofficial

3 ай бұрын

Mine goes KABOOM!

@Aquaboom123

3 ай бұрын

Mine doesn't exist

@equizzix4804

3 ай бұрын

You can afford one?

@Sbenbobb9

3 ай бұрын

Metro boomin make it boom

@gmailaaaa

3 ай бұрын

My graphic card just stays in my PC! I guess it's more committed than yours.

Variable refresh rate, oh what a fate, It's a display's ability to oscillate. Instead of fixed frames, it can fluctuate, Syncing with the GPU, isn't that great? When gaming or streaming, it's truly a boon, For smoother visuals under the moon. No screen tearing, no jittery tune, Just fluid motion, from dawn until noon.

@gus473

3 ай бұрын

Hey it rhymes! 😎✌️

@richmahogany1710

3 ай бұрын

*snaps fingers repeatedly*

@notPixielllllScale

3 ай бұрын

bravo sir

@Aurora12488

3 ай бұрын

Something tells me you asked ChatGPT for this... xD

@WeeeAffandi

3 ай бұрын

Nice gpt

The biggest problem with (triple buffer) vsync is that it increases latency noticeably

@Wakeboarder11

3 ай бұрын

Im surprised this wasnt mentioned at all.. essentially what all "competitive" gamers need to know.

@teapouter6109

3 ай бұрын

That's why we have fast sync

@yensteel

3 ай бұрын

​@@teapouter6109Yeah! Fast sync is great for gaming when Gsync/Freesync aren't available. It feels much more responsive than Adaptive Sync and still avoids the tearing. As long as the fps is high enough, microstutters aren't too noticable.

@1IGG

3 ай бұрын

This!

@Masterlink01

3 ай бұрын

@@teapouter6109 I don't know why, but I've never gotten fast sync to work. It always makes the screen tear like crazy, as if it were disabled.

More James!!!! Missed having him in Short Circuit or such! Also, awesome info and thanks for the great video!

Been watching long enough to get a redo explanation. Good stuff

I love these lmg channels

Very good! keeps videos like this coming.

the cute little tearing animation at the end there was very cute! :D thanks for all the efforts put into the littlest of details, team! great job, extremely educational video!

@dbuwehiwebf

11 күн бұрын

this comment feels old

Vsync causes judder, not stutter. Micro-tearing can also occur with VRR with fps below monitor's refresh rate. Vsync is always needed if you want a completely tear free experience. Preferably Adaptive sync if you care about latency and you get enough fps. The latest NVIDIA driver includes new version of ULLM - in DX11/12 games it limits your fps to few fps below your monitor's refresh rate so that the Vsync buffer is not saturated (116fps on a 120z panel) - this provides the lowest latency, NO tearing and the smoothest experience you can get. In Vulkan games, you just limit your fps manually in RTSS/NVCP and you're good to go. Edit: don't use RTSS to limit your FPS anymore. The latest NVIDIA App frame rate limiter has the lowest latency available. It honestly feels like it forces Reflex even in Vulkan games.

@mbsfaridi

2 ай бұрын

Much better info than the video in the comments as usual 👍

@emirsuleymantanrkulu709

21 күн бұрын

where to find it and how to turn it on ?

@mbsfaridi

20 күн бұрын

@@emirsuleymantanrkulu709 He says you find the fps limited in the nvidia app and you need a VRR (variable refresh rate) monitor for the other stuff he mentioned.

@emirsuleymantanrkulu709

20 күн бұрын

@@mbsfaridi I have Freesync Premium monitor, but FSR FR seems to ignore any FPS cap and internet says its better to disable any Sync when using FSSR. I am a little confused about it all.

@mbsfaridi

20 күн бұрын

@@emirsuleymantanrkulu709 No idea, have you tried all fps cap methods like in-game, driver and RTSS fps cap?

What about the other way: screen sync tech. Your rendering of frames is done to arrive just in time for the monitor and not too early, but requires a great minimum FPS instead of average FPS.

@GameTimeWhy

3 ай бұрын

Much like a wizard arriving precisely when he means to

@DanielClear2

2 ай бұрын

That's called VSync.

@CoolJosh3k

2 ай бұрын

@@DanielClear2 Vsync is the simplest form and due to how it handles frame generation timing poorly it introduces a lot of latency. On the other hand, there is stuff like RTSS Scanline Sync that is absolutely amazing.

@mbsfaridi

2 ай бұрын

@@CoolJosh3kBut you get tearing when fps is variable right?

@CoolJosh3k

2 ай бұрын

@@mbsfaridi Pretty much. It happens if the timing of the frame rendered does not match the timing of your monitor.

I've adopted Variable Refresh in my day to day life by resetting all my clocks to WAN time on a weekly basis. Now the WAN show is always on-time, though weirdly everyone else is now early, or late, or somehow both?!?

@Techquickie Why we don't already use dynamic foveated rendering with monitors + eye trackers like Tobii 5?

You should still enable vsync non triple buffered with a vrr display and cap the FPS slightly below your monitor hz. You don't get vsync input delay like this and you keep the image tear free.

Can’t wait for techniternal

omg perfect timing, my new build finally gives me more frames then my monitor knows what to do with

@Montisaquadeis

3 ай бұрын

time for a monitor upgrade then. I went from a 1920X1200@60hz monitor to a 1440p@165hz with freesync while using a 2060 Super (average fps was 90-110 for me in games) and recently upgraded to a 3070 Ti to take better advantage of the new monitor. The monitor was already giving me an advantage over my 1200p@60 one so it was a win win situation anyways

@insanebankai3975

15 күн бұрын

@@Montisaquadeis Nice, I just got a brand new pc with a 4070 ti super and bought a 1440p 240hz asus monitor to match

There are non-Gsync monitors that do variable overdrive well too. And Gsync ultimate isn't a guarantee, although they do tend to be good.

Do one explaining like depilatory port to hdmi and if those can handle high refresh rates

Could you guys do a video on the best "Gaming TVs"? I have a 65" 4K TV as my only display, being driven by a 6950XT. In a lot of games, I can get double or triple the FPS of my 60Hz "monitor". What's out there that has the highest nits, highest refresh rate, best color coverage, and doesn't cost $5,000? My TV was only $400, but it's not bright, not fast, not "Pro" level.

I was excoted there for a moment, the thumbnail almost looked like a Big Tugg video. But you've got a new video so I'm excited nonetheless

does freesync premium monitors allows a nvidia gpu to get at the same time hdr and vrr/freesync ?

I have a 3070 Ti and a 27" 1440@165hz Freesync monitor and the combo works quite well with gsync enabled in the Nvidia settings

@winlover37

3 ай бұрын

Similar setup, 3060 and a 1080p@165 freesync monitor. Gsync solved my "framerates are high but still doesn't seem smooth" problem.

so if i have variable overdrive and variable refresh rate am i good on ghosting

Good thumbnail!

well in my case it produces more problems, constant flickering lights when I enable freesync

0:49 or in the case of films-stutter or judder. DVDs have largely accounted for this except that makes VirtualDub2 conversions a little off considering the content is supposed to be 24fps but DVDs have tricks to make it appear 30 as a flag. Do yourself a favor and buy a Bluray copy of your favorite media because they don't do that weird 30fps thing-am-a-flag trick and just retain it in 24fps, and... A 120/144Hz display will make 24fps look ridiculously smooth and kinda makes you wish content was made in 20 or 22fps instead.

Isn’t VRR the tech that constantly matches the fps with the Hertz to have consumers play with a constant smooth picture? Thought that was the basics

That sounds so Refreshing

This is something that I really want to see on a CRT

@maxstr

3 ай бұрын

I don't think that's how a CRT works

4:40 I think i experience this! my phone supports 1080p but playing in 1440p makes graphics stuttering over time like 24fps or below😅

VRR gets rid of most screen tearing and ghosting blur, while smoothing the frame rate for a more consistent gaming experience.

Why can't we have a 'Auto v-sync' option that enables automatically if the framerate is higher than the monitor's refresh rate, and disables if the fps drops below the refresh rate?

@danarardiwinanto

3 ай бұрын

actually, even your framerate is lower than your refresh rate. there's still a chance of screen tearing.

@yensteel

3 ай бұрын

I think Adaptive V-Sync worked like that. I forgot whether both vendors have it or not. Now Nvidia uses Fast sync and AMD has Enhanced V-Sync which are better in terms of latency but not necessarily smoothness. All those techs are pretty useful on non-gaming monitors.

It’s funny, I never noticed any tearing or similar problems back in the late 90’s and early 2000’s when I turned off V-sync on a standard crt monitor and was running 200+ fps on my first person shooter games so I am guessing that this must have something to do with the flat panel screens.

@mon0theist_tv

3 ай бұрын

Because CRTs only ran at 60Hz so anything above 60fps wasn't visible

@xfy123

3 ай бұрын

​@@mon0theist_tvcrts can run a lot higher then 60hz. People overdrive the hell out of some monitors I've seen them go 200hz+.

Cool !

I want a new g-sync monitor... but its impossible to find a monitor that clearly states it has that damn chip. its often says it has the g-sync chip but they really said g-sync compatible in the fine details. UGH!

I'm concerned about the latency though. I prefer the no tearing screen but if the delay is too high than I prefer tearing screen though.

Is that why why I see that stuttering when there's horizontal movement when watching a movie on my TV?

My crt monitor is holding up pretty well😂

One thing I love about VRR is that it has let me keep using my 980TI until now without ever having any stuttering or tearing with modern games. It's like getting "free" fps as sub-60-fps isn't distracting or interrupting my aiming or camera movements.

Had to turn VRR OFF on the Xbox Series X and LG C1 since the TV kept dropping the HDMI signal intermediately

I actually just googles this earlier cause my Apex Legends was stuttering when ever I did something so I was messing with settings to try to fix it. Solved it for 30 minutes with a driver update but then it came back :(

next do variable framerate or variable bitrate

Raichu likes this ⚡ 🐭

4:28 looks more like parking to me 😀

Hey there!

I don't understand why VRR equal more motion blur?????? Should I turn on V-SYNC if I've VRR?

@frf5000

2 ай бұрын

Do not turn on V sync. Never.

@AndrewNiccol

2 ай бұрын

@@frf5000 Digital Foundry recommend turn on V-SYNC with VRR.

This video is a beautiful molecule made of the elements Explainium, Veritasium and Entertanium. ❤️ what you do guys !

What is moriror?

let's say i have a 170hz monitor and moderate gpu, i play some AAA games, and only able to get around 60-80 fps in that game, should i use this adaptive sync or better not use it at all? thank's for the answer

I didn’t even realize my monitor had freesync on for well over a year until I plugged my pc into my tv and the screen tearing was TERRIBLE

This is why I just lock everything to 60. No screen tearing, no ghosting, just a clean, consistent refresh rate and frame rate,

No way 2 days ago I googled how I can get it to work

I still love my G-Sync monitor

@user-hq9fp8sm8f

3 ай бұрын

Yes VRR is great

Interesting 🤔

An illustrative example of failing to detect an opponent in a first-person shooter game can be observed in the ROG 6 mobile phone, which lacks Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) capability while maintaining a consistently high 140-hertz refresh rate. Currently, all flagship displays incorporate VRR to dynamically adjust the frame rate in accordance with the game's content, thereby mitigating the occurrence of ghosting.

@FireFoxDestroyer

3 ай бұрын

LTPO is kind of like VRR but it caters to activity

Is gsync noticably better than free sync?

turn on freesync on the monitor, turn on vsync on games, turn on frame limiter ingame/gpu software 5 fps below max refresh rate, and I'm good

Mario goes *NEXIGOO!!*

But is v-sync supposed to be on or off

you can actually check if adaptive sync is active if you open display information on your monitor's on-screen display if the Hz value stays constant while running a graphically intensive application, you don't have adaptive sync, if it changes constantly, adaptive sync is enabled

I have a freesync monitor but PS5 doesn't see it somehow, the bandwith of HDMI 2.0 should support it at 1440p no problem

I have gigabte fo48u. Its gsync compatible

It's like the LTPO tech but from PC Monitor.

VRR is not about fixcing screen tearing, at least not for normal people with weaker hardware. Most people hardware is UNDER the max monitor framerate, tearing is for the 1% that have top end stuff, just a few of them. And top end people dont need vrr for screen tearing, they can just lock the framerate at 120 or whatever or use v sync to stop it. VRR is really about all us normal peple with 120 hz display and we are pusing 70 to 10 hz, which causes droped frames and stuttering, not tearing. If u R so strong u r tearing, you have a beast pc an djust turn on v sync.

"Veritable refresh rate." As someone who mispronounces things all the time: thank you for that.

Something that doesn’t get mentioned much. This is from an article and I’ve experienced this first hand with my C2 oled. “Finally, OLED owners may be particularly displeased with how the picture looks with VRR activated since many models exhibit a strong shift brightness or "gamma." Those lovely inky blacks that OLEDs are known for suddenly look gray and washed out, which isn't ideal for anyone who bought an OLED for this key strength!” THIS is why I only enable if I have to. My helldivers 2 runs great and looks much better with VRR disabled. It’s been the same experience with every game whether hdr is on or off. Vrr also disables local dimming on many led TV’s which also hurts the contrast. So only use it if you need to. 👍

VRR

My player buffered at 0:19 and I thought was a gag for a second

do android phone have Variable Refresh Rate?

@fairyball3929

3 ай бұрын

Yes? I'm guessing so if modern smartphones also ship with LTPO displays.

@hammerth1421

3 ай бұрын

Most of them do since it saves power to run a display at a lower refresh rate which means longer battery life. Some displays can be driven at as little as 1 Hz if nothing changes and you're just sitting on the home screen.

I'm excited for GNOME to finally add vrr in version 46 They're literally the last wayland desktop to add it

0:25 yo that's my monitor!!!

Mom can we get VRR? We've got VRR at home! VRR at home: Vsync

me who just want to play game ah yes, the game is working

You didn't mention Freesync Premium Pro...

im still on console w 30 fps vsynced

@TwinkleTutsies

3 ай бұрын

rip

what aboout MacOS?

I feel like Riley does techquick faster and feels more interesting than informatial, and for techlinked James character fits better

So what VRR really does is change the refresh rate in real time, instead of heaving a fixed refresh rate of 60Hz if my framerate drops to say 37 FPS my refresh rate will be 37Hz if we had this back in the days of CRT and my framerate dropped to 20 FPS I'd be looking at a strobe light.

3:40 skip ad

Hello there :D

idk why people hate GSYNC, i swear it feels way better with it on than off

I'm still not sure if i should turn vsync on or off when using a VRR screen

@hammerth1421

3 ай бұрын

Vsync usually just functions as a hidden 60 fps limit these days and should be turned off.

Bruh I watched like 3 vids about this yesterday 4fun

never really considered a webcam but having the windows hello thing might be nice, first relevant sponsor spot thaat i havent already bought before

Jetzt play at 60fps, have a good GPU keeping the fps always above 60s, enable VSync and nevermind.

We Rawr Rawr

No views KZread is bugged again

@fairyball3929

3 ай бұрын

I'm seeing almost 17k views on the viewer counter.

VRR and TechImma1st

I didn't know the jeeby weebyz were a thing til I seen dis guy

Is my 2003 CRT monitor g-sync compatable? Ha!

Still wondering if it does anything at all on my PS5 🤣

@dukerex1285

3 ай бұрын

it does if ur monitor supports it

I have a LG C1 TV 📺 I'm Good 😎

i love that my monitor has FreeSync because it helps a lot when i can run a game with Vsync on

idk about VRR but with most solutions the latency added is usually horrible for pc gaming.

@hammerth1421

3 ай бұрын

VRR doesn't add any latency.

Hi

It benefits you unless you're on the GNOME desktop, because of course lol

No way that Nvidia is cooperating with Neo-Umbrella 😮

- Set Vertical Sync to fast - Allow framerate to run unlocked - Set fps in game if fps is unstable - Use Rivatuner if no such option exists, but always set it at least 4fps below your monitor"s max refresh rate

I think you can also get better VRR processing without having to pay Nvidia for their G-Sync hardware.

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