Capped at 59HZ and tearing!

[Crusader_bin]

Anyone else got the issue? I can't get 60 hz in options, only shows 59. Got the same in GTAV and both titles have the same tearing because of that.
Anyone knows how to force 60 hz?

[Smufius]

It means 59hz is your native refresh rate and going to 60hz wouldn't change a thing. Try forcing v-sync in your graphics card's settings to fix the tearing.

[Apocalypto]

Same here it doesnt make a differnce I tried to forcing it via the nvidia control panel. still tears appear

[Crusader_bin]

Originally posted by UGUU:

It means 59hz is your native refresh rate and going to 60hz wouldn't change a thing. Try forcing v-sync in your graphics card's settings to fix the tearing.

Nvidia controll panel shows that 60 is native and it works at that for other games. In Beyond Earth I had to go windowed, than fullscreen for 60 hz to show up, the difference was huge. Never had the problem in other games, only those 3.

I didn't notice the possibility to force it through nvidia control panel? Gonna check again.

[qeiYnn]

same problem here. There is no 60hz option.

[Crusader_bin]

Originally posted by qeiYnn:

same problem here. There is no 60hz option.

I set out a custom resolution.

Now I can use 61 HZ and it did get a little better. 61 o 59 HZ shows up in this game and all the other titles now allow me 59, 60 or 61... Strange, but whatever :)

You can do that in resolutions screen of nvidia controll pane. I had 60 hz res, had to create 61 hz one.

[RDS79]

Originally posted by Crusader_bin:

Anyone else got the issue? I can't get 60 hz in options, only shows 59. Got the same in GTAV and both titles have the same tearing because of that.
Anyone knows how to force 60 hz?

Does it show 59 or 59.96? You're monitoring your frame rate with Afterburner, Fraps, etc. (as opposed to simply assuming that your tearing is due to 59 fps)?

[RDS79]

Originally posted by Crusader_bin:

Anyone else got the issue? I can't get 60 hz in options, only shows 59. Got the same in GTAV and both titles have the same tearing because of that.
Anyone knows how to force 60 hz?

If your monitor's native input were 59 Hz (it isn't), and if v-sync were applied, the resultant frame rate would be 59, and there would be no tearing. Tearing is the result of a frame rate that doesn't match the frequency that is output by the video card to your montor (the video card sends what you tell it to--e.g. 59, if your monitor's native frequency were 59 and if you'd selected 59 within Control Panel). My guess is that you don't have v-sync on, can't maintain a stable frequency-matched frame rate, or both.

Try this, however: Install MSI Afterburner (because it includes Rivatuner), and within Rivatuner, set "frame rate limit" to 60 (globally). Ensure that v-sync is enabled (within Control Panel--not the game), as well (not "adaptive"--"on") (adaptive causes needless tearing [in spite of what's supposed to be matched fps/frequency], in many cases)

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I found a solution although this thread is over a year old (for google sake)

If your monitor is duplicated and not extended (try windows key+p to change quickly) some games will stick with the Hz of your TV and when extended windows will threat the monitors separately. Screen tearing will be gone after this! :D

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