screen tearing how to fix?

[The Regulator]

without turning vsync back on, how can i fix this?
my global setting is fast and i have it off in game
is there anyway i can get no screen tearing without turning vsync on?

[Exquisite]

No.

[MonkeyGamesVR]

Depend on 2 things. What is your monitor native resolution and what is your graphic card capable of? vsync usualy good idea when your monitor are low res so it can adept to the tearing ingame if it can handle it together with your graphic card. Do you use an nvidea card you can set that in the APP from nividea there.

[Trouble Shooter]

Your global setting should not be on fast.

[The Regulator]

Originally posted by Trouble Shooter:

Your global setting should not be on fast.

what should it be then? off? cuz i dont want screen tearing anywhere

[joridiculous]

lock to frame rate to the HZ of your screen. If it is 60Hz, lock the Frames to 60 or 59.9 OR try with the double, 120. This doubling works good for me in many games

[The Regulator]

Originally posted by MonkeyGamesVR:

Depend on 2 things. What is your monitor native resolution and what is your graphic card capable of? vsync usualy good idea when your monitor are low res so it can adept to the tearing ingame if it can handle it together with your graphic card. Do you use an nvidea card you can set that in the APP from nividea there.

my monitor runs at 75 hz and my graphics card is an rtx 4060

[Trouble Shooter]

Originally posted by The Regulator:

Originally posted by MonkeyGamesVR:

Depend on 2 things. What is your monitor native resolution and what is your graphic card capable of? vsync usualy good idea when your monitor are low res so it can adept to the tearing ingame if it can handle it together with your graphic card. Do you use an nvidea card you can set that in the APP from nividea there.

my monitor runs at 75 hz and my graphics card is an rtx 4060

Fast is for games that you get double the refresh rate of your monitor at LEAST. You are definitely not getting 150 frames in Horizon. V-sync in the Nvidia panel should be set to Global (let 3d app decide). You really should just use V-sync on in game I'd say..

Edit: If you've messed around in your NVCP, I highly recommend hitting 'Restore' to get the settings back to normal. The only thing I recommend changing on every system is 'Power Management Mode' to max performance and I wouldn't touch anything else unless you know what it fully does.

[⎛⎝Duckers McQuack⎠⎞]

Cap fps in vontrol panel to what your monitor is, and if you got an nvidia card, use nvidia fast sync in it's control panel. Way closer to gsync response times than v-sync.

Alternatively, get a freesync monitor. After i went g-sync back in 2015, i couldn't go back. It's just too good. Today i use a freesync premium panel.

[Trouble Shooter]

Originally posted by ⎛⎝Duckers McQuack⎠⎞:

Cap fps in vontrol panel to what your monitor is, and if you got an nvidia card, use nvidia fast sync in it's control panel. Way closer to gsync response times than v-sync.

Alternatively, get a freesync monitor. After i went g-sync back in 2015, i couldn't go back. It's just too good. Today i use a freesync premium panel.

Setting global NVCP to fast is just terrible advice but I'm not going to continue on the thread.

[Kaldaien]

Originally posted by The Regulator:

without turning vsync back on, how can i fix this?
my global setting is fast and i have it off in game
is there anyway i can get no screen tearing without turning vsync on?

Use Special K's Latent Sync :)

[Kaldaien]

Originally posted by joridiculous:

lock to frame rate to the HZ of your screen. If it is 60Hz, lock the Frames to 60 or 59.9 OR try with the double, 120. This doubling works good for me in many games

That won't do anything. A traditional framerate limiter doesn't synchronize to the monitor's blanking, so the tear line will be in a random location.

You need Special K Latent Sync or RTSS Scanline Sync if you want to do anything like this.

[Kaldaien]

Originally posted by ⎛⎝Duckers McQuack⎠⎞:

Cap fps in vontrol panel to what your monitor is, and if you got an nvidia card, use nvidia fast sync in it's control panel. Way closer to gsync response times than v-sync.

Alternatively, get a freesync monitor. After i went g-sync back in 2015, i couldn't go back. It's just too good. Today i use a freesync premium panel.

Fast Sync doesn't work in D3D12.

[Lunatic]

Isn't Screen Tearing a thing only when you have a higher FPS than your refresh rate?
If so, you could always just cap your FPS to your Monitor's refresh rate (or like 5fps less) manually, or am i wrong?

[Boardy1976]

There does seem to be some very slight screen tearing on this game. I've tried everything I can and I can't get rid of it. It does seem to be very slight. Noticable for me, I suspect most people don't notice it

[Carlos Spicywiener]

Originally posted by Lunatic:

Isn't Screen Tearing a thing only when you have a higher FPS than your refresh rate?
If so, you could always just cap your FPS to your Monitor's refresh rate (or like 5fps less) manually, or am i wrong?

Close. Its when they are not synced