G-SYNC Fix?

[Eidgenosse]

When do Bethesda fix this bugs in G-SYNC? Im tired to use adaptive-Sync..

What is so difficult to implement proper G-SYNC functionality?

[kr00m]

I believe the issue is due to the physics being linked to framerate by the games’ engine and cannot be fixed. To get the best of both worlds, I cap the framerate to 72 with Afterburner and experience no tearing or wonky physics.

EDIT: I failed to mention iVSyncPresentInterval=0

[VanGoghComplex]

Originally posted by kr00m:

I believe the issue is due to the physics being linked to framerate by the games’ engine and cannot be fixed. To get the best of both worlds, I cap the framerate to 72 with Afterburner and experience no tearing or wonky physics.

EDIT: I failed to mention iVSyncPresentInterval=0

This. Enjoy!

[Hey Sonny]

Right here
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/5aadkw/confirmed_120fps_fix_for_skyrim/

[Eidgenosse]

Hi,

I have capped the framerate with Nvidia Inspector to 60 fps but i have strong tearing. The Game shows mostly 60 fps, sometimes 55 fps.

I tried also to use adaptive sync, but it takes a lot of ressources.

this is really annoying...

[VanGoghComplex]

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

Hi,

I have capped the framerate with Nvidia Inspector to 60 fps but i have strong tearing. The Game shows mostly 60 fps, sometimes 55 fps.

I tried also to use adaptive sync, but it takes a lot of ressources.

this is really annoying...

Have you disabled the vsync in the ini file?

[Eidgenosse]

Is there a way to remove the tearing? I dont understand why i have tearing when i have capped the framerate at 59fps directly in the global driver..

maybe someone have an idea?

[Chargeit]

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

this is really annoying...

Yeah really.

I'm on an X34.

No 21:9
No 100Hz
No Gsync

Would be doing better running this on one of those cheap Korean ips monitors.

[Eidgenosse]

Originally posted by VanGoghComplex:

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

Hi,

I have capped the framerate with Nvidia Inspector to 60 fps but i have strong tearing. The Game shows mostly 60 fps, sometimes 55 fps.

I tried also to use adaptive sync, but it takes a lot of ressources.

this is really annoying...

Have you disabled the vsync in the ini file?

yeah i set up iVSyncPresentInterval=0 and caped the framerate in nvidia inspector at 59 fps wit the framelimiter v2.

I deactivated all vsync and i have tearing when i walk or move the camera.

Physic bugs i never had, but i added also the line "fMaxTime=0.0166" to the skyrim.ini file, just to do all right.

Should cap the fps not resulting in no tearing?

thx!

[Eidgenosse]

Originally posted by Chargeit:

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

this is really annoying...

Yeah really.

I'm on an X34.

No 21:9
No 100Hz
No Gsync

Would be doing better running this on one of those cheap Korean ips monitors.

same, i have the predator x34 im pissed.. sure, the 64 portation is great, but no widescreen support, gsync dont work..

[Chargeit]

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

Originally posted by Chargeit:

Yeah really.

I'm on an X34.

No 21:9
No 100Hz
No Gsync

Would be doing better running this on one of those cheap Korean ips monitors.

same, i have the predator x34 im pissed.. sure, the 64 portation is great, but no widescreen support, gsync dont work..

Yeah it's a buzz kill.

[Nosty]

Originally posted by Hey Sonny:

Right here
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/5aadkw/confirmed_120fps_fix_for_skyrim/

yup this.
playing 144hz + gsync just fine here after a little tweaking.
skyrim is like a whole new game now :)

[VanGoghComplex]

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

Originally posted by VanGoghComplex:

Have you disabled the vsync in the ini file?

yeah i set up iVSyncPresentInterval=0 and caped the framerate in nvidia inspector at 59 fps wit the framelimiter v2.

I deactivated all vsync and i have tearing when i walk or move the camera.

Physic bugs i never had, but i added also the line "fMaxTime=0.0166" to the skyrim.ini file, just to do all right.

Should cap the fps not resulting in no tearing?

thx!

I'm not sure, bud. I get no tearing, but I'm set up at 90fps with a G-sync monitor, so my setup is different from yours.

It kinda sounds like you need vsync, but Bethesda's is crap. Maybe try forcing vsync in Skyrim through the Nvidia Profile manager? This is just a guess on my part. =(

[Eidgenosse]

Originally posted by VanGoghComplex:

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

yeah i set up iVSyncPresentInterval=0 and caped the framerate in nvidia inspector at 59 fps wit the framelimiter v2.

I deactivated all vsync and i have tearing when i walk or move the camera.

Physic bugs i never had, but i added also the line "fMaxTime=0.0166" to the skyrim.ini file, just to do all right.

Should cap the fps not resulting in no tearing?

thx!

I'm not sure, bud. I get no tearing, but I'm set up at 90fps with a G-sync monitor, so my setup is different from yours.

It kinda sounds like you need vsync, but Bethesda's is crap. Maybe try forcing vsync in Skyrim through the Nvidia Profile manager? This is just a guess on my part. =(

Im using the x34 acer predator as monitor and i capped at 60fps.. tearing is horrible. even now after setting the borderlesswindow option in skyrimprefs.ini to 1.

hm sure, i can use adaptive sync, but it takes a lot of the ressources that are better invested in the game itself.

[Chargeit]

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

Originally posted by VanGoghComplex:

I'm not sure, bud. I get no tearing, but I'm set up at 90fps with a G-sync monitor, so my setup is different from yours.

It kinda sounds like you need vsync, but Bethesda's is crap. Maybe try forcing vsync in Skyrim through the Nvidia Profile manager? This is just a guess on my part. =(

Im using the x34 acer predator as monitor and i capped at 60fps.. tearing is horrible. even now after setting the borderlesswindow option in skyrimprefs.ini to 1.

hm sure, i can use adaptive sync, but it takes a lot of the ressources that are better invested in the game itself.

Here are the settings I'm using if you want to try them out. I do get some screen tearing but nothing too bad. The FPS is limited to 60 with the settings below.

Control panel game profile
Monitor tech - Fixed refresh (Normally Gsync)
Preferred refresh rate - App controlled (Normally Highest available)
Vsync - Adaptive (Normally Fast)

*Have scaling set to No scaling, Display, Override the scaling mode set by games and programs

The only .ini line I altered is the res to 2560x1440 and enable full screen.

* could also try forcing triple buffering (Instead of adaptive) in control panel instead of adaptive though I haven't tested it.

[Eidgenosse]

Originally posted by Chargeit:

Originally posted by micheleangelo:

Im using the x34 acer predator as monitor and i capped at 60fps.. tearing is horrible. even now after setting the borderlesswindow option in skyrimprefs.ini to 1.

hm sure, i can use adaptive sync, but it takes a lot of the ressources that are better invested in the game itself.

Here are the settings I'm using if you want to try them out. I do get some screen tearing but nothing too bad. The FPS is limited to 60 with the settings below.

Control panel game profile
Monitor tech - Fixed refresh
Preferred refresh rate - App controlled
Vsync - Adaptive

*Have scaling set to No scaling, Display, Override the scaling mode set by games and programs

The only .ini line I altered is the res to 2560x1440 and enable full screen.

Thank you.

I changed the max prerendered images to App Controlled, like you described.

What i wonder is why it display 64 fps in skyrim, even after limiting the framerate in the skyrim profile in nvidia inspector. is nvidia inspector needed to run to take in consideration the changes made?