You can try and limit it through your Nvidia control panel. There is a framerate option you can set to whatever you want. Apologies if that is the graphics menu you were referring to.
Do you have a high refresh monitor, if your desktop is running above 60hz refresh for example 120hz the 60h lock will actually be 120hz so half native. Try locking to 30 for 60 ect.
No I don’t. See above. Samsung 60Hz Freesync. Freesync is on at the Monitor side but Gsync is off in the Nvidia setting.
I know it doesn’t make sense. It is a relic from one of the older SUs which caused tearing and this setting fixed it for me some 6 months back and I didn’t touch it since.
Ouch! FreeSync is AMD’s equivalent to NVIDIA’s G-sync. A monitor with FreeSync needs an AMD GPU card to feed it. NVIDIA GPU cards don’t do FreeSync. To get G-sync to work, the NVIDA GPU with G-sync needs to feed a monitor with G-sync built in. Sort of like Betamax and VHS incompatibility. (Before DVDs.)
This is how it used to be and yes these are the origins of the respective standards. Since about 2 years ago, Nvidia cards also drive FreeSync monitors (20er Series and Driver 417.xxx and higher).
And I can confirm that it works, just not very well with MSFS. But I read that most recommend to keep it off as the frame rates for MSFS fluctuate a lot.
Regardless, you might have a point, I will play with the settings and see how it affects the outcome. Thx.