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Put vsync on in the nvidia control pannel, that fixed it for me
Tried that no dice
It could have been worse, it could have been capped at 30 like all the other prequels.
What driver are you using because i have tried with on and adaptive on a 120htz monitor and 60htz tv with constant tearing
I have just turned normal vsync off cos of the input lag.. it's unplayable.
Colonel_basic yhe adaptive does not work for this game (or not completly) - i switched vsync just on and shuttering stoped (there are 4 options there off, on , adaptive and adaptive half frames). But as i said its unplayable with vsync :/
Sorry, that's my boilerplate response for tearing tearing issues. If there isn't an option in-game, you may have to edit the .ini file to see if vsync is on by default. I force vsync in my drivers, but I get issues when I have vsync running in-game, and forced by deivers, so I usually leave it off.
Ive tried every combination to no avail
There is no option in game and nor in config file. BUT. When i set in nvidia driver "aplication control" over vsync the game runs ok with no tearing and there is no input lag... no last option was to set the game to controll the vsync and it has this option on by default. But thaks Mr_Slippyfists - your point directed me to sollution :") Cheers - hope this will help someone. Praise the sun ^o^