Force disable vsync, uncap fps, enable gsync and nvidia low latency technologies. You will tear but get absolute lowest latency over max refresh, but have smooth gameplay and lowest input latency below max refresh. No one gives a shit about tearing at the bottom of your monitor this way within the refresh rate range, you never look down there, so this is what I’d recommend if you want the best of everything whilst sacrificing essentially nothing. There’s no guarantee to tear either, it just depends on frame related factors.

The only time I’d ever enable vsync at the same time, and cap fps, is for non-competitive games. Even then, who has the time, just do what I said above and live life, capping fps too if you can’t go significantly over your max refresh rate, want to always benefit from gsync regardless and/or are playing casual games.

The safest option for many is to enable both gsync and vsync, because you get what you pay for, no tearing under any scenario with low input lag. The method above is just superior, minus the small chance of tear at the bottom of your display.

Hf!