First triple Monitors? AOC 32 inch..

[Trebormoore84]

Weird thing now, I'm getting a strange out of focus style ghosting on the cars during a race.
My settings are G-Sync compatible enabled, (even though it states my monitor isn't G-SYNC Compatible), at 144hz
G-SYNC is enabled for Full Screen mode

Resolution in rF2 is 5760 x 1080
Mode Fullscree
AA: Level 4
Refresh: 144 Hz
Sync: None
Multiview is ticked

Could this be caused by nVidia Surround or the fact that I have G-SYNC enabled?

Sorry, I think I should have created a new post for these issues, apologies...

EDIT: I think turning off G-SYNC solved the issue...

Not sure about that one sorry. G Sync Compatible means they are Freesync monitors that are compatible with G-sync cards (a thing since last year I think). I've no experience with G sync compatible monitors in Nvidia Surround, the monitors I have are native G-sync and it just works in surround, so perhaps someone else with experience can chime in. Ideally on if you can find a way but if you don't experience any tearing with it off then no problem. Vsync is another option but this will introduce input latency.

 

[jpindustrie]

IMO once you've raced with 144Hz+ you will never go back...

I ended up going with Acer Nitro 27" 1080p 144hz IPS panels.

I even built a new PC , i9 9900k + 2080Ti , now Im finally able to run ACC as I feel the developers intended, hitting 120 FPS (still no 144 at medium higher settings sadly , this game must be built for RTX 3xxx) on 5076x1080 in Nvidia Surround...

 

[Alex Townsend]

Well I'm not ruling out an upgrade on card if achievable I must say. ACC on 144 would be something to behold. Right now I'll be happy with rF2 on 120 and ACC on 60 with triples
Although now I'm thinking to revisit ACC with medium settings across the board to see if I can hit the holy grail of 120 but you have a considerably more mental card than I do so I may need to rethink my strategy here... lol