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Disable Vsync ingame
Close NMS
Enable Fast sync in NVCP both on the 'global' profile and the 'no mans sky' profile.
launch NMS
Set to windowed bordered
Check for tearing and ensure fps is able to go above ur native refresh rate.
Set NMS to Borderless.
You should now have no tearing, and be able to go above ur native refresh using fast sync.
NOTE: You have to switch to bordered , then back to borderless each time you launch NMS.
With low threads set to default of 2, I got pronounced stuttering especially in busy areas with lots of grass and foliage and also around trading posts with other ships coming and going. During stuttering, my CPU usage would be pegged at 100%, and be accompanied by erratic GPU usage (as reported by Task manager).
With low threads set to "0," my CPU usage stays between ~80-90%, and my GPU stays solidly at 100%. My tested graphic settings were at Ultra except for ground tessellation which was at the lowest setting.
My System: Win 10 Home, i5 2400, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB RAM
NumHighThreads = 4
NumLowThreads = 0
and it works very well. No stuttering, smooth as butter.
I have Ryzen 7-1700x 16GB RAM GTX 1060-3GB
I wonder what this effects ?
It helped a little with me as it dropped the overall time the cpu was taking per frame, so I saw a slight increase in performance as my cpu is definitely the bottleneck.
(i7-7820, GTX1080Ti, G-sync enabled)