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If there's no framerate limitation, fluctuations in FPS can cause stutters.
games can look ghostly when they use blur/blend effects
but if the cursor or moving windows in desktop look ghostly then its an issue with the display
if the display has a 5ms or lower responce time it can be bad caps in the display causing the problem
Moving the cursor and moving windows leaves sort of a trail behind it, I'm planning on buying a new monitor soon anyways, My monitor is a generic HP (W2371D) Monitor that I've had since 2014. The specifications say that the monitor has a 5ms response time so I guess its just failing.
Do this, you're probably getting frametime spikes.
Even though you're getting 60 fps doesnt mean youre getting perfect 16.66ms frametimes, you could get a variance of ~5ms either way with a GPU framelimiter (like most gamesinbuilt FPS cap) but with RTSS, a CPU based FPS limiter, you get perfect 16.66ms frametimes, resulting in much smoother gameplay.
hp says its 5ms, its most likely a bad cap in its tcon or main boards
easy fix, even without desoldering tools
remove bulged/leaking caps, solder new cap to its pads (mark polarity on the board before removing)
replacement cap can have higher voltage and mf rating
RTSS works best.
Vulkan API runs better than other APIs, that's literally the only reason it's working. And I told you I don't give two ♥♥♥♥♥ what you do or say so long as you keep the misinformation away from people who would think you actually know 90% of what you preach.
It doesn't matter what specs a system has, it's going to need replacement eventually one way or another, that's fact.
It's even more true when there's two major competitors (Intel & AMD) constantly pushing each other. There weren't even any good 6 and 8 core CPUs that the masses could afford until AMD released Ryzen, and Intel had to follow suit. They couldn't hold back anymore.
As a result, games are starting to actually use 6 and 8 cores, and 12 and 16 core CPUs are quickly going to become the top end thanks to Ryzen 9.
People can also resist changing their system all they want, it doesn't make them better or worse, so drop your ego before you tell me to drop something that I don't even display.
I also don't mine. Cryptocurrency was dead, came back, but it was shot dead again.
Last EDIT: Don't talk ♥♥♥♥ until you actually play more than Doom at 1440p, when even a 1050 Ti can do Ultra 1440p. You tried it before and failed because you weren't on Vulkan.
The criteria of a success for that card at 1440p would be at least 60 FPS stable on ultra preset~maxed without dropping settings... and picking games that are notoriously simple to run even on iGPUs really don't count.
your the type to buy a GPU thats DOA, buy 4 more and get 5 DOA gpus and still recommend them because of naive to hard ware and computer skills