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G-SYNC is a huge pain for windowed apps with differing refresh rates. When running CarTunes on a system with "Windowed G-SYNC" enabled, some apps like Edge will start to stutter (especially when playing videos). Switching focus between CarTunes and the other app will change which app stutters.
There is a way to opt-out of G-SYNC using the Nvidia control panel:
But it's kind of painful, and very hidden.
Windows Terminal used to have this same problem. But more recent builds show "Not supported for the application" in the Nvidia control panel. Suspicions in that thread indicate that Nvidia has "blacklisted" Windows Terminal so it doesn't enable G-SYNC. But who knows, honestly...
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G-SYNC is a huge pain for windowed apps with differing refresh rates. When running CarTunes on a system with "Windowed G-SYNC" enabled, some apps like Edge will start to stutter (especially when playing videos). Switching focus between CarTunes and the other app will change which app stutters.
There is a way to opt-out of G-SYNC using the Nvidia control panel:
But it's kind of painful, and very hidden.
Windows Terminal used to have this same problem. But more recent builds show "Not supported for the application" in the Nvidia control panel. Suspicions in that thread indicate that Nvidia has "blacklisted" Windows Terminal so it doesn't enable G-SYNC. But who knows, honestly...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: