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17 lut 2018 · I've tried using all renders (with vsync on and off). Using vsync option automatically gives me screen tearing 100% of the time (Which is odd because vsync prevents screen tearing). If I don't use vsync sometimes my game has no screen tear.
- Fullscreen Tearing
I have a Laptop, (AMD RYZEN 7 4800H, GTX 1660Ti, 16GB RAM)....
- Screen tearing?
But my question today is regarding my latest acquisition,...
- Fullscreen Tearing
These are the things I have tried: Changing the "Exclusive Fullscreen" setting. Changing the refresh rate of my display. Changing the renderer. Changing the refresh rate settings in the Nvidia's control panel and windows display settings. Turning on VSync in RPCS3's settings and forcing VSync in Nvidia's control panel.
I got Demon's souls running pretty stable (58-60fps) but I noticed it has quite a lot of horizontal tearing and I don't know how to fix it. I tried making a profile for rpcs3 on radeon settings and enabling vsinc there but it did nothing. Any help is appreciated.
I have a Laptop, (AMD RYZEN 7 4800H, GTX 1660Ti, 16GB RAM). So, I'm projecting my laptop display onto my TV using HDMI. Every time I try to do it, the screen tears. I've went into my NVIDIA Control Panel and tried turning on V-Sync and Triple Buffering, doesn't work.
1 lip 2020 · Adaptive Sync (this doesnt remove all tearing, just some of the more obvious low FPS tearing) Fast Sync Fast sync is imo the best as it still allows high frame rates, beyond the native refresh of the display, which can make certain games feel less sluggish.
But my question today is regarding my latest acquisition, Wolfenstein New Order. I'm having severe graphics issues in game (cut scenes work fine), I think it's screen tearing? I'm not sure. Any help would be very appreciated. Cheers, Dan.
Vsync just does not work full screen. CPU: I7. GPU:GTX-1080. In the Nvidia panel, I've set it to both use the 3D application settings AND just set it to ON, and it literally never changes anything. Whenever any game is run in fullscreen, screen tearing will happen at high framerate areas like the menu for Soul Calibur 4.
