Cs go macbook screen tearing

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there's an awful screen tearing on macbook pro retina 2013 with vsync off
If vsync is on it lags.
Does anyone have suggestion?

[eram]

Keep vsync off and then use the in-game console to limit the frames per second.

For example in TF2( another source engine game) i have vsync off and use fps_max 125.
In csgo the limit i think is fps_max 101 Also try cl_forcepreload 1, this command adds loading time to maps but once loaded will give smoother gameplay.

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Originally posted by eram:

Keep vsync off and then use the in-game console to limit the frames per second.

For example in TF2( another source engine game) i have vsync off and use fps_max 125.
In csgo the limit i think is fps_max 101 Also try cl_forcepreload 1, this command adds loading time to maps but once loaded will give smoother gameplay.

Thank you but neither helped :/

[Perfect Player]

Its impossible to get rid of tearing without vsync -- thats excactly why it exists.

[Perfect Player]

If you are desperate, try lowering graphical setting, or install Windows on Mac via bootcamp utility -- CS:GO (and pretty much every single game on OS X) is running much more fluent on Windows, with better performance, less bugs & crashes.

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Originally posted by Mozart:

Its impossible to get rid of tearing without vsync -- thats excactly why it exists.

Hmmm
I know that most professional players play with vsync off. I don't think that they have such tearing. Or am I wrong?

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Originally posted by Mozart:

If you are desperate, try lowering graphical setting, or install Windows on Mac via bootcamp utility -- CS:GO (and pretty much every single game on OS X) is running much more fluent on Windows, with better performance, less bugs & crashes.

Yea I actually thought of bootcamp

[eram]

Originally posted by Mozart:

Its impossible to get rid of tearing without vsync -- thats excactly why it exists.

It's not impossible at all. Vsync off and frame limiting can completely remove tearing in source engine games.

Originally posted by Lure:

Originally posted by Mozart:

Its impossible to get rid of tearing without vsync -- thats excactly why it exists.

Hmmm
I know that most professional players play with vsync off. I don't think that they have such tearing. Or am I wrong?

You are not wrong, its vsync off and limit frames.

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Originally posted by eram:

Originally posted by Mozart:

Its impossible to get rid of tearing without vsync -- thats excactly why it exists.

It's not impossible at all. Vsync off and frame limiting can completely remove tearing in source engine games.

Originally posted by Lure:

Hmmm
I know that most professional players play with vsync off. I don't think that they have such tearing. Or am I wrong?

You are not wrong, its vsync off and limit frames.

Tried limiting it to 59 but it didn't help :/

[Perfect Player]

Originally posted by eram:

Originally posted by Mozart:

Its impossible to get rid of tearing without vsync -- thats excactly why it exists.

It's not impossible at all. Vsync off and frame limiting can completely remove tearing in source engine games.

Originally posted by Lure:

Hmmm
I know that most professional players play with vsync off. I don't think that they have such tearing. Or am I wrong?

You are not wrong, its vsync off and limit frames.

Frame limit and good monitor could reduce tearing to very low amount (possibly unnoticible, but technically preset), but completely it is only possible to remove tearing is by using Vsync or NVIDIA G-Sync monitors.
Pro players tend to turn vsync off in order to remove latency (which might be from few ms to pretty noticible amount).

[Perfect Player]

Originally posted by Lure:

Originally posted by Mozart:

If you are desperate, try lowering graphical setting, or install Windows on Mac via bootcamp utility -- CS:GO (and pretty much every single game on OS X) is running much more fluent on Windows, with better performance, less bugs & crashes.

Yea I actually thought of bootcamp

It does not affect your system and very easy to remove if you dislike it -- I highly encourage anyone who wants to play on a Mac to check how much better game performs on Windows on the same hardware.

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Originally posted by Mozart:

Originally posted by Lure:

Yea I actually thought of bootcamp

It does not affect your system and very easy to remove if you dislike it -- I highly encourage anyone who wants to play on a Mac to check how much better game performs on Windows on the same hardware.

Thanks for help

[[AU] Tabris:DarkPeace]

If you disable Vsync you will get tearing if the frames are rendered faster than your vertical refresh rate.

The horizontal refresh rate should be about 67.4 kHz (or 67,400 Hz), which is why most people leave Vsync off. Hsync is enough.

Some people just find the tearing really bad... this happens if the frame rate constantly changes between below and above your vertical refresh rate and Vsync is disabled.

See if you can enable Triple Buffering, that 'might' help alleviate the problem.

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Originally posted by Mozart:

Originally posted by Lure:

Yea I actually thought of bootcamp

It does not affect your system and very easy to remove if you dislike it -- I highly encourage anyone who wants to play on a Mac to check how much better game performs on Windows on the same hardware.

installed windows 8.1 and it really helped! The only problem was mouse but I solved it by limiting fps to 58.
Thank you :)

[Mullemeck LULW]

I have the same problem but with my Imac, installed windows and it works fine now.

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Originally posted by Odjur1.0RutIN 獣:

I have the same problem but with my Imac, installed windows and it works fine now.

Yea
This problem is caused by mac optimization issues, not because of bad hardware