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  1. I tested a bit more this morning. I uninstalled the NVIDIA driver and then done a fresh install, all settings were reset to default. G-Sync is activated for full screen mode only. Then I tested Affinity Photo and took a brush tool and the mouse lag/stuttering was there (it appears only when the mouse moves between the toolbar and the image). After that I set my own settings in the NVIDIA control panel, which is only set the max frame rate to 120 in the global settings. The mouse lag was still there. And finally I changed the setting for the Preferred Refresh Rate to Highest available forced for the Affinity Applications which fixed the mouse lag. So for my system this problem and the fix is pretty reproducible. Here are my detailed specs: NVIDIA RTX 3070 Acer Predator XB271HUbmiprz 144Hz connected with DP Windows 10 Pro 20H2 NVIDIA GEFORCE GAME READY DRIVER 461.40 WHQL Affinity Photo 1.9.0.932 Could it be a difference with the NVIDIA Studio drivers? I run games on my computer too, so I installed the Game Ready drivers.
  2. I have the same problem, Nvidia RTX3070 with the newest driver installed. Now I tested a bit with the NVIDIA control panel settings. If I only set the Monitor Technology to Fixed Refresh, the mouse lag was gone but I get a blackout of the hole window every few seconds when I change the tool for example. Then I only changed the setting for the Preferred Refresh Rate to Highest available forced for the Affinity Applications, I don't changed Monitor Technology and had G-Sync still enabled. This fixed all the problems finally! 😀 This is really a strange behavior of the Affinity apps, never got such a problem with other 3D accelerated applications. Cheers, Sven
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