Screen tearing V-sync problem

[DeXterZ]

So i've been having this screent tearing issue for about 1 year now and i litteraly looked up how to fix it on everything and every youtube channel but nothing seems to work i've tried this adaptive method,steam launching options and even Nvidia apps, it dosen't happen on all of my games just on games that need more than 60fps to play decently like Deceit,Ranbow six seige etc. so i would really really REALLY appriciate it if atleast 1 person gave me a method that would fix it completely except turning V-sync on, Btw my pc specs are: (Geforce 1050 GTX) (Nvidia driver version: 419.67) (Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7300HQ CPU @ 2.50GHz) (7.87 GB RAM) (1920 x 1080, 60Hz) Thank you.

[Spawn of Totoro]

Tearing isn't an issue with the PC, but your monitor. It happens because the the refresh rate of the monitor is limited and your computer is trying to display frames faster then your monitor can keep up.

Typically there two options. Turn on V-Sync or get a new monitor.

What monitor are you using?

The games you stated can be played decently fine with v-sync on at 60 fps.

[DeXterZ]

Originally posted by Spawn of Totoro:

Tearing isn't an issue with the PC, but your monitor. It happens because the the refresh rate of the monitor is limited and your computer is trying to display frames faster then your monitor can keep up.

What monitor are you using?

How do i find that out?, i'm using a Dell inspiron Laptop

[Spawn of Totoro]

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

How do i find that out?

Look at the back of your monitor. It should state a model number and the make of it should be there too, as well as on the front of it.

[DeXterZ]

Originally posted by Spawn of Totoro:

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

How do i find that out?

Look at the back of your monitor. It should state a model number and the make of it should be there too, as well as on the front of it.

Yeah i'm using a Laptop so it's just the logo

[Spawn of Totoro]

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

How do i find that out?, i'm using a Dell inspiron Laptop

Then that is the issue. Laptops tend to have a 60hz refresh rate.

Connect the laptop to a good monitor.

[DeXterZ]

Originally posted by Spawn of Totoro:

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

How do i find that out?, i'm using a Dell inspiron Laptop

Then that is the issue. Laptops tend to have a 60hz refresh rate.

Connect the laptop to a good monitor.

Mind telling me how that works?, not trying to bother you but i'm very new to these kinds of things

[Spawn of Totoro]

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

Mind telling me how that works?, not trying to bother you but i'm very new to these kinds of things

Buy a monitor. Laptops have a port to connect to a monitor with.

If you want higher FPS with out tearing, then you need a monitor with a higher refresh rate.

[Muppet among Puppets]

Try what happens if you use v sync and triple buffer in nvidia settings.

You said, it happens for games that need more than 60 fps...... your monitor never has more than 60 fps.

[DeXterZ]

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

Try what happens if you use v sync and triple buffer in nvidia settings.

You said, it happens for games that need more than 60 fps...... your monitor never has more than 60 fps.

it does if i don't use v-sync

[Muppet among Puppets]

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

Try what happens if you use v sync and triple buffer in nvidia settings.

You said, it happens for games that need more than 60 fps...... your monitor never has more than 60 fps.

it does if i don't use v-sync

No, the card just creates more images.

About v sync with triple buffer, it removes any waiting while making sure only full images are shown.
Anti aliasing can improve performance with it, as the info says.

[DeXterZ]

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

it does if i don't use v-sync

No, the card just creates more images.

About v sync with triple buffer, it removes any waiting while making sure only full images are shown.
Anti aliasing can improve performance with it, as the info says.

does v-sync triple buffer still lock my fps to 60? cuz if so i'm not okay with that because when i go below 60 my screen freezes for 0.1sec and it's annoying atleast in most games

[AmsterdamHeavy]

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

No, the card just creates more images.

About v sync with triple buffer, it removes any waiting while making sure only full images are shown.
Anti aliasing can improve performance with it, as the info says.

does v-sync triple buffer still lock my fps to 60? cuz if so i'm not okay with that because when i go below 60 my screen freezes for 0.1sec and it's annoying atleast in most games

Your screen refreshes 60x a second. Because of this, you only get 60 FPS.

Your card might be making more than 60 FPS, but you will never, ever see more than 60 FPS because your monitor simply cant "go faster" than that.


Turn on VSynch, or watch screen tearing. Its that simple. ...or buy a good monitor.

[Muppet among Puppets]

Originally posted by DeXterZ:

Originally posted by Muppet among Puppets:

No, the card just creates more images.

About v sync with triple buffer, it removes any waiting while making sure only full images are shown.
Anti aliasing can improve performance with it, as the info says.

does v-sync triple buffer still lock my fps to 60? cuz if so i'm not okay with that because when i go below 60 my screen freezes for 0.1sec and it's annoying atleast in most games

It makes your monitor displaying what it can, without any waiting intervalls