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Yeah but I tried to cap on 144, 288, 300, 143 like every number but when I put lower then 200 tearing is more noticeable. Tried different resolutions also, from 16:9 and 16:10 to 4:3 with HIGH and LOW settings but nothing changed :( .
Literally, unlucky I guess :(.
The lines goes
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sometimes fast sometimes slow ;D not much u can do to fix this trust me i have tried
eDIT MONITOR NOT SCREEN
Make sure it is set to 144hz, it is 60hz, if you dont set it manually.
Right click on desktop, Nvidia controlpanel, choose set resolution. On the right switch from 60hz to 144hz and apply.
edit: also on csgo u want to get out so many fps as possible even if the hertz is only 144 and i never heard about someone actually getting tearing on csgo like for me never had it then i got this monitor and i wonder is it tearing or not but it was not tearing because i had it just on the desktop too then i searched on it and it was manufacturing problem that they wont fix or replace monitor for ;/
if its like this u cant do much beside switching refresh to 120 and back to 144 OR press the off button on the monitor and wait 2 seconds and start it again