AMD freesync

[Typsylol]

Any thoughts on freesync and whether or not it’s worth using? I mainly play fps games like csgo and r6 were I get high fps. And should I have freesync enabled on my monitor as well?

[my new friend]

You didn't post your specs here but did in another post.

Ryzen 7 3700x
6600xt
32gb ram 3000 speed

Which monitor?

[Typsylol]

Escrito originalmente por my new friend:

You didn't post your specs here but did in another post.

Ryzen 7 3700x
6600xt
32gb ram 3000 speed

Which monitor?

It’s an aoc monitor with 144hz. Not sure what kind exactly

[UserNotFound]

Right click on desktop, under Display settings, scroll down and click on 'Advanced display settings', you should be able to glean some info on your monitor model, refresh rate and so forth. You can see in your Adrenalin control panel under Setting icon on top right, check on 'Display' and see if Freesync is enabled. My monitor is set to 144Hz, and whenever I install Adrenalin drivers, 'AMD Freesync Premium Pro' is automatically enabled.

As to whether you need it on or not is entirely up to you, IF you're on 60Hz and have no issue with tearing and other visual artifacts, then I don't see the need for FS to be enabled. But, IF enabling FS is something you wanna try, by all means try it.

[Typsylol]

Gotcha yeah I’m doing research on it and various people say it isn’t necessary for modern games like csgo were I get 300+ fps

[Typsylol]

Now I have freesync on my monitor, should that be off as well?

[Autumn_]

Escrito originalmente por UberFiend:

If you get no screen tearing you don't need any kind of sync. (ie: FPS>Hz)

You will always get tearing if you have no sync. FPS or Hz doesn't matter.

[Autumn_]

Escrito originalmente por Typsy ツ:

Now I have freesync on my monitor, should that be off as well?

On on both.

Cap FPS to 142-143 (or your average FPS in that game) with RTSS.
If you notice tearing, use Vsync.