Ghosting effect fix for higher end PC with new monitors.

[⎛⎝Fawxxy⎠⎞]

If the pinned comment didn't help you out, after years of trying to fix this it happened on Skyrim the other day. This now being the second game I get this weird ghosting effect on, I knew it had something to do with the frame lock.

My issue wasnt anything on my pc, it was simply a setting on my monitor. I have an Omen curved UW so for me I went in my monitor setting, in the gaming section, and then I lowered the "Response Time" from level 4 to level 3 or 2 if it still shows.

I'm unsure what this setting would be called or where on other monitors, but this fixed my issue on both games and I can finally play these games without getting a constant headache.

[JellyPuff]

It's called or referred to "overdrive" on most monitors. Often the options are "Off", "Normal" and "High"/"Extreme", but sometimes you get more options and yeah, you want to try to have it somewhere in the middle for minimal ghosting.

My display has 3 settings. With "Off" i get your typical ghosting. But with this setting toggle to "Extreme", i get "Inverse ghosting", which is really noticeable on my monitor at lower framerates. I never really noticed, until i plugged in my Switch where many games are locked to 30FPS. It looks different from regular ghosting, almost as there's always a white shadow trailing behind.
It's actually straining to look at. A weird sensation.

On "Normal", everything's good in the hood.

Here's a nice article on that:
https://blurbusters.com/faq/lcd-overdrive-artifacts/