C100% offloading to integrated graphics..?
Epcie gen 0 x0
COh lol
Jlike if i remove vsync the game is running at 180fps, but the monitor reports 100hz lol
CHuh
Jenabling vsync brings me to 120fps and 120hz
COh yeah, uh there is a weird thing about vsync
CUnless specifically toggled, Wayland is always vsync
Jregular desktops gets 175hz which is what should be
CAnd per-game vsync implementations/settings can actually cause severe performance issues
CWarframe is a notable offender
CIn-game vsync off has less stuttering/rubberbanding, and is still vsync because Wayland
C(as far as I know, at least)
Jso thats the thing, turning off the vsync actually looks and feels bad
Ctriple checking
C
Cthis toggle is on?
Jits on kde, so looks different, but yeah
Jthe desktop level vrr is on
Jcomparing vsync on in game and limit to 100fps
Jto vsync off, its way choppier with the vsync off
CInteresting
Jnot to mention vsync off and no cap
Jbut still the most sus part of this entire thing is the fact the window size is the most significant factor for performance
CYeah
Jpretty much same resolution in windows, so its only rendering that size, vs full screen so it has black bars, results in a jump from 120 to 140fps
Jhmm i guess at least my conclusion from this is i could do quickplay as long as im windowed 
CI try not to ping Kyle if they're not active and it's not urgent or a super specific question, but they'll be around to talk shop and probably mention if the window size thing is a known issue 
CI'm looking forward to WINE-Wayland eventually, and I believe there's an explicit sync implementation about to be merged which should help a LOT with Nvidia drivers
Jwould be interesting
Jthough im currently running arch so i guess deep dives would not be relevant
Cheh, not as much
CMight help me though
Jthough i had pretty much the exact same performance on bazzite earlier
Jbut i was on gnome there and vrr was spotty
Ji.e. it would work for a bit but then stop working
CThat's pretty good to hear for an out-of-box experience
CHuh, weird, how were you able to tell? So I can look for the same issue, although I don't think I've seen it
Jbut from what ive seen wayland + gnome + vrr isnt the most reliable thing
Jmy monitor has a function where it shows you the actual refresh rate
Jlike fps at the top corner
Ji saw it was locked at a fixed rate without changing at all ever
CHuh
CWhat brand monitor?
KWas just playing with this on my end last night
KI have an LG with the same feature
KVRR worked up to my overclocked 160hz range
Jalienware
KIn Gnome
Jaw3423dwf iirc
