Wouldn't a technology like adaptive sync would work. It seem to help with my 144hz panel with a rtx 2070 card. It should work as it changes the refresh of the monitor to the output of the gpu. The only issue it might have is the monitor refresh rate changing.
(03-04-2023, 11:51 AM)JNolan93 Wrote: [ -> ]Sorry to bump an old thread but instead of making a new topic I figured I would add a response here. I am having the same issue, has there been an easier solution discovered? I have my display set to 120hz but even then, motion is still choppy. RetroArch has a VSync option called Swap Interval that lets you basically cut the refresh rate in half, it works great, but unfortunately standalone emulators don't seem to have that feature.
The only solution (like mentioned above) is to change your refresh rate to 60hz, which is a pain to do everytime you want to use Dolphin. An alternative would be to use a different device for emulation, like a dedicated emulation PC or using something like an Xbox Series S/X but hopefully it won't have to come to that and there is a way to make it work with our current setups.
Unfortunately the situation is unchanged. We're working toward a solution but the status quo will remain for a while yet.