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System specs?
Bit finicky, but it works. Requires a bit of documentation reading.
Allows you to measure the latency increase compared to running without LSFG. Which also makes it useful for testing different sync and limiter combinations.
Alternatively, latency can also be read with Intel's Presentmon 2;
https://game.intel.com/us/intel-presentmon/
Works on any GPU, requires a bit of figuring out.
Both have (rare) scenarios in which they fail to function correctly. Try both, see which works. If one doesn't, the other might. The readings on both appear to accurately reflect what different latency figures feel like.