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    how do i know if my card is vsync

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by panamaniacs2011, Dec 10, 2016.

  1. panamaniacs2011

    panamaniacs2011 Notebook Evangelist

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    hello !!

    how do i know if my card is vsync (specs on my sig)

    thank you !!
     
    panamaniacs2011, Dec 10, 2016
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    Galm "Stand By, We're Analyzing The Situation!"

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    VSync is an ingame setting...

    Any card can go it.

    If you meant GSync the card technically supports it, I don't know if it will work though as the GT60 has optimus.
     
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    panamaniacs2011 Notebook Evangelist

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    my bad , i meant gsync xD

    edit: my laptop came with a gtx 880m and i got the 970m as an upgrade , it was plug and play
     
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    Galm "Stand By, We're Analyzing The Situation!"

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    The laptops monitor is not GSync. I never tried on mine so I don't know if the displayport is hooked up to the dGPU directly. @Talon would be the expert on this.

    I had a GT60 and upgraded it to a 980m. (Btw why did you upgrade to a 970m? Can you feel a difference?)
     
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    i got the 970m because i had the throttling issue with the gtx 880m , (it kept throttling constantly) with this one i get excelent temps and no throttling , i would have gotten the gtx 980m but i didnt had the extra cash , im very pleased with this card but most def in the future ill buy a gtx 980m to max out this laptop
     
    panamaniacs2011, Dec 11, 2016
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    I'd honestly recommend getting a new machine at that point. 980ms are still stupid expensive for how they perform. Getting a new GT62VR with a 1060 would be far better with new features and better build quality.
     
    Galm, Dec 11, 2016
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