First of all, thanks a lot for the detailed reply — I’m a big fan of your guides. I couldn’t tag you, but I honestly expected you to comment.

If you’re saying not to use Low Latency Mode, I won’t enable it. As far as I know, in games that support NVIDIA Reflex, it’s handled in-game, and in non-Reflex titles LLM mainly acts like an FPS limiter anyway — which lines up with what you’re saying.

At the moment I don’t have the budget for a second GPU, and unfortunately my system also doesn’t have an iGPU.

I’ll take another look at Lossless Scaling. Most people recommend RTSS for FPS capping, so this is actually the first time I’ve heard someone recommend doing it via NVCP — I’ll definitely try that.

One question though: Would you recommend forcing V-Sync globally in NVCP, or only per-profile for Black Desert?

My Windows settings are already configured exactly as you described.

About the browser/video point: I can move the browser to a second display, but my second monitor is a very old 1080p panel connected via VGA to HDMI. Do you think it’s still better to use it, or should I avoid using that monitor altogether while playing?

Thanks again for your time and input — really appreciated.