> Meh, gsync keeps it sane. GSync isn't magic. It can only do so much. In this situation, where you've tied your frames to 24 (for some reason?) and your monit

> Meh, gsync keeps it sane. GSync isn't magic. It can only do so much. In this situation, where you've tied your frames to 24 (for some reason?) and your monitor refresh rate is 165Hz, GSync isn't going to save you. GSync will help you if there are sudden, brief drops in FPS below the refresh rate and keep things in sync. It will not save you if your refresh rate is 165Hz and your frame rate is 24... > Maybe when electricity prices go back down, I'll turn it up I don't think you'll notice the extra $5 a month it costs to run that a couple hours a week. We should at least use a real reason why you'd do this. Saving a smidge of power is not one of them. You should, instead, under-clock your monitor refresh rate to something low, like 75 or 60Hz, then frame-limit to that number as well.