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Think you misunderstood, because i didn't say its doubling anything, i said its making the visual delay that already exists more noticeable as you will have more frames showing before your input is received, as AI can't read the future. The time it takes for your input to be noticed is still at the original frametime/frame rate of the original cap before before being increased. I also think some of us, i know i am, are wired to expect low latency at high frame rates if we're used to playing at them, i'm also not saying this is the only cause for any delay, but it's something to factor in.
https://fpstoms.com maybe this helps you understand, FPS is doubled, Frametime remains the same of the original framerate being fed into the ai, which you said you already notice with a mouse at 60 fps, yeah the AI is going to make it easier to see that delay, not double it, but easier to see as you have twice the frames and it's not predicting the future so that frametime isnt going to get lower than the original, its working with the information it has which at 60 fps is a 16.66ms delay, so if its scaling to 120fps, its still going to have 16.66ms frametime, so i guess you can say its showing double the information being show on screen but we're not altering time, the time it takes to generate the original frame rate is going to be the same, just easier to notice. Sorry for rambling, hopefully i explained it better now.
Oh i'm going to mention one thing for anyone who happens to read this.
turn on Low Latency mode in Nvidia settings, i've forgot what its called in AMD.
It used to be called "prerendered frames", set it to 0 or 1. This is mostly used in VR now days, but if you need/want lower latency, use this.
Make sure Vsync is set off in whatever game you're playing.
Any delay in frame processing its going to be scaled into the new frames.
The only way you can double check is with a high speed camera or a physical device attached to the monitor to check the 'frames' that the monitor outputs.
This guy said this, no idea if its true or not, i try not to install Nvidia's extra stuff.