For G-Sync monitors, Nvidia's Ultra Low Latency Mode will cap your frames, so there's no need to double up. Although we recommend turning V-Sync on in Nvidia settings, do not turn it on in your ...

HDMI 2.1 was supposed to herald a new age of widespread high-bandwidth, low-latency, and lossless media consumption. As far as monitors are concerned, however, that promise hasn't really panned out.

You can also toggle on display-specific features such as Auto Low Latency Mode, 120Hz support (with a maximum output of 1440p), and HDMI-CEC (which lets you turn on your TV by turning on your Switch).