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If it's the former, could you provide your hardware specs?
In most cases, no. However some setups have shown slight differences in certain parts of the game, which is why I'd like video showing the gameplay.
Also post specs for both machines.
At the moment I have a 4K @ 60Hz screen, and a 2k @ 144Hz connected to the same machine. I'd love some way to measure just even movement speed.
All i can come up with ATM is to run back and forth in hades, like sprints back and forth down the west hallway. However a lot of data from that experiment would be subject to to chance of hitting the door and then turning back at different timings (like pro swimmers), or starting & stopping the clock. Overall this tactic would need to have the differences in speed needs to be about 20+% for this tactic to get realistic readings due to the manual timings involved.
The MegaGogon fight should be a good way to test it.
:P
That fight has been documented to have a noticeable difference on specific high-refresh rate display setups without vsync enabled.
That being said, it shouldn't be affecting the entire game.