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Did you make sure to have monitor set to 144hz?
Is Vsync on?
Did you do a drivers update when this issue happen?
And this update is when the issue started happening? If so get DDU, use it in windows safemode, then click on only the recommended options, to wiping your nvidia drivers, once they have been remove, simply download the Nvidia drivers from the website, and get the latest, or older drivers that you know that works well for you.
https://www.geforce.com/drivers
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
Enable NVIDIA Adaptive Sync within NVIDIA Control Panel
Disable VSync within Games
Input lag for that monitor (< 15 is considered good)
Native Resolution : 5.3 ms
Native Resolution @ 60 Hz : 10.1 ms
Variable Refresh Rate : 4.3 ms
It's a budget monitor, but as for input lag, it shouldn't be that bad at all.
It's using the native resolution and not Nvidia DSR resolution scaling or something else?