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[MagnusTheBrewer]

Silly question but, did you turn vsync off?

 

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[MagnusTheBrewer]

Did you disable 3D vision and enable variable sync rate under the "monitor" section?

 

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[tential]

I have awful stutter in crisis as well without gsync. It may be completely unrelated. I couldn't get it fixed. I think i even have a thread on here about it, nothing could fix it.

 

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[tential]

I don't have the game installed anymore but I wasn't the only person getting stutter. Couldn't fix it so I gave up on the game and moved on to Tomb Raider.
I might come back to it some day to play though.

 

[OlyAR15]

what is your frame rate when you see the stutter? If you have the ROG Swift display, the monitor LED should turn red when you have Gsync activated.

 

[Subyman]

I couldn't get Crysis to work with G sync either. I have a Swift. I think Crysis 3 worked, but Crysis 2 gave me a lot of trouble too.

 

[OlyAR15]

That's odd, it works for me. One strange behaviour I noticed is that when I first start the game, it resets the display back to 60Hz and I have to manually set the monitor to 144Hz. Other than that, G-sync works, no tearing, no stuttering unless there are a lot of enemy NPCs on screen.

 

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[OlyAR15]

Yeah, that framerate should be fine. Are you running the 32 or 64-bit version of Crysis? I use the 32-bit version (mainly because I was able to find a no-CD hack for it).

 

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