Screen Flickering or something like that.

[Kektus]

As soon as i got home i started Team Fortress 2 and i noticed that if i jump or run fast the game textures flicker. It is like the bottom goes a bit left and the top goes a bit right . This is happening with my every game H1Z1 ,CS GO . Is it my monitor or what ?

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Post in the specific game forums.

H1Z1 forums
http://steamcommunity.com/app/295110/discussions/

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
http://steamcommunity.com/app/730/discussions/

Team Fortress 2
https://steamcommunity.com/app/440/discussions/

Or any other game forums
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/#games

[Marble]

Sounds like screen-tearing. Try enabling Vsync in the video options of the game(s).

[Kektus]

ok
trying that

[Kektus]

oo
thanks a lot man it's working
But what's Vsync about ?

[Marble]

Originally posted by Cactus:

oo
thanks a lot man it's working
But what's Vsync about ?

Basically, Vsync matches the frames per second of the game with your monitor refresh rate. Without Vsync, the GPU spews as many frames per second as it can out to your monitor. One frame can overlap another and that's what you're seeing. Half a frame on top of the screen, half of a different frame on the bottom.

The downside to Vsync is increased input lag, because sometimes a frame is sent multiple times if the next one has not been drawn by the GPU before the next screen refresh.

Depends which problem you'd rather get rid of. The screen tearing, or the increased input lag.

[Kektus]

If i have VSyncon the FPS is decreased ?

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aaa

[Kektus]

Originally posted by danil.bulkin_2015:

aaa

What ?

[Astraea Kisaragi]

If you have a high power GPU, then vsync is higly recommended for almost all games. 60 FPS is more then enough in singleplayer and will less stress your GPU - means it will chew down less energy and less heat will be produced.

Especially useful by powerhog high-end Radeons. 280W consumption is no joke.

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by Cactus:

If i have VSyncon the FPS is decreased ?

Set to your monitor refresh rate. But since you can't see more FPS than your monitor can display anyway, that's not a problem.

[Kektus]

Canti i noticed that if i have VSync on , there is a kind of really really small delay of the mouse and the pointer on the screen is that a problem. The delay it's really small but i feel it. This is on CS GO on TF2 i don't feel it .

[Astraea Kisaragi]

Originally posted by Cactus:

If i have VSyncon the FPS is decreased ?

Yes, if your GPU can produce more FPS as your monitor refresh rate. But as I told, 60 FPS is rock solid. From more you can benefit only in multiplayer shooters - assuming they are not locked at 60 FPS.

[Kektus]

Originally posted by Astraea Kisaragi:

If you have a high power GPU, then vsync is higly recommended for almost all games. 60 FPS is more then enough in singleplayer and will less stress your GPU - means it will chew down less energy and less heat will be produced.

Especially useful by powerhog high-end Radeons. 280W consumption is no joke.

I have 100 FPS on almost all games. :D

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by Cactus:

Originally posted by Astraea Kisaragi:

If you have a high power GPU, then vsync is higly recommended for almost all games. 60 FPS is more then enough in singleplayer and will less stress your GPU - means it will chew down less energy and less heat will be produced.

Especially useful by powerhog high-end Radeons. 280W consumption is no joke.

I have 100 FPS on almost all games. :D

But you can see only 60 anyway.

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