Hi all, hope someone can help.
Im having screen stuttering/tearing/flickering problems when playing any game on my y510p. This happens both in SLI or single card mode. I have windows 8.1 and all the latest drivers. I tried an older driver but nothing. I tried all possible settings in the Nvidia control panel (Adaptive Vsync, Sli rendering mode etc). Changed DPI (read somewhere that this could help), nothing. Im pissed off. I would appreciate any help or suggestions. I have no idea what to do. Everything else on the laptop is fine, just want to be able to play games normally. The frame rates in the games are good but its just the screen tearing/flickering. Basically you can see horizontal lines across the screen wehn moving around.
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What are your temps?
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What games are you playing?
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Can anyone help? I still have horizontal tearing when playing games and even watching movies. Updated all drivers, tried adaptive vsync. Nothing helps!
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Have you updated all the drivers from Lenovo's site? There is a fix for that on one of their video card drivers.
Your temps are fine, that shouldn't be the issue. Just make sure you go there and update all the drivers for your model. -
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Explain the tearing to me. I am sure I can help you fix it. Post it here, I am going to bed in a minute, but I will respond first thing tomorrow morning.
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I know you listed the temp for you CPU and GPU but which GPU temp did you provide? There are two GPUs and the Ultrabay one usually gets hotter than the internal one and if it is overheating then you could have issues.
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Like this: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...(simulated).jpg/797px-Tearing_(simulated).jpg
Temperatures: GPU 1 - 75 deg, GPU 2 - 87deg -
Well,
Install one of these and let me know how it does.
If you have the 755M then install
http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles/gt755m2ndvgayx10p.exe
If you have the 750M then install
http://download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles/gt750m2ndvgayx10p.exe -
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What about your power source. Is it the version with 170W?
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Also try Unigine Heaven Benchmark. What kind of temps do you get (Sli and No SLI)? I will poste mine later in the evening.
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If you are having issues after that and you have also updated your Nvidia video driver, then you have a bad GPU on the motherboard. I would just send it back for replacement. That is not normal and once you start seeing those lines, it is all downhill from there friend.
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I can see nearly 90°C for the second GPU. 80°C for the main and the CPU has 20% load (using Unigine Heaven 4 Benchmark). But there is no flickering/tearing. -
Ok. I overclocked the 750m core to 1193mhz with nvidia inspector and noticed a little less tearing but its still there. Are the GPUs supposed to have different voltages? GPU 0 reads 0.812V while GPU 1 reads 0.831V
Y510p flickering/tearing in games
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by tinhow, Dec 20, 2013.