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>Linux/Xorg doesn't have vsync
Yes, of course it does.
It's your fault if vsync doesn't work (and no, you don't have to setup anything to get it working, as long as you don't use some crap non-compositing WM).
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nvidia-settings --assign CurrentMetaMode="DVI-I-1: 1920x1080_120 +0+0 { ForceFullCompositionPipeline On }"
never have to worry about vsync ever again
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>>55925674
You don't even have to do that. You also get additional latency in fullscreen when you turn that on.
It's good if you don't have a compositing WM (you could just use compton though).
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>>55925748
perhaps, but the nvidia driver will synchronize two displays with differing refresh rates (i have a 120hz and a 60hz)
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>>55925611
on windows not a problem :)
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>>55925784
Alright yeah i can see that being a use case for it.
Thanks for the tip.
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>>55925809
>all that DWM latency
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>>55925844
all none of it?
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>>55925809
The whole point of the post is that it's not a problem on any OS, including Linux. Perhaps BSD.
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>>55925869
All one frame of it, to be exact.
Not a problem, really.
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