Although, the good news here is that Auto Low Latency Mode can technically be added via a firmware update and this does mean that your TV or console might already have the feature In fact, you may not even need a HDMI 21 cable at all, considering ALLM doesn't require lots of additional data and it may fall within the bandwidth limitations of a HDMI cable That is, Navigating to the Display & sound tab Select the Video output tile Select Video modes Enable the Allow auto lowlatency mode checkbox After following these steps, ALLM mode will be available onUsing Ultra Low Latency in Destiny 2 @ 1 FPS with a 1080 Ti 8700k @ 50 GHz I can definitely feel a difference without any issues, stuttering etc Looking at avg CPU usage, it's around 25%, so it may be that this is an outlier and that a more CPU bound title may have some issues with this feature but for Destiny 2, it really works I have VSync forced on in NVCP and off in game and
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