I read on a thread here about a month and a half ago (cant find it) that fps can be limited on a game b/c some feature on windows and the game is enabled. They recommended disabling it to surpass this artificial ceiling for fps. Does anyone know what im talking about? Thanks.
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Vertical Sync
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but if your computer cant run the game too well, you might see tearing in games.
v-sync is there so that it runs at a decent framerate without tearing.
someone tell me if im right. -
Tearing has nothing to do with your computer not being able to run a game "too well". Tearing will occur whenever the frame rate is not a multiple of the screens natural refresh rate, and has nothing to do with system performance.
V-sync eliminates tearing by forcing the frame rate to a multiple of the refresh rate, which at times, may be limiting your framerates to a level lower than what your computer can actually handle. -
basically i said that =(, it makes the game run better by usually lowering framerate. -
It won't make the game RUN better, it'll just LOOK better, without tearing. Actually at a cost of performance...
BTW, you can force V-Sync off/on through the Nvidia Control Panel for all your games... I guess you can do it through the ATI panel aswell...
disabling something
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by CollinV, Oct 2, 2008.