screen tearing won't stop when playing on 1920x1080
i tried: disabling full screen optimisations, changing res from amd software
specs: AMD R9 380 graphics card, i5-8400 cpu
native res is 2560x1440 but i play on 1920x1080 so the fonts aren't extra small and bad :]
also the screen tearing wasn't there until recently (i switched to native and back to 1080p and it came back)
pls help than ku
i tried: disabling full screen optimisations, changing res from amd software
specs: AMD R9 380 graphics card, i5-8400 cpu
native res is 2560x1440 but i play on 1920x1080 so the fonts aren't extra small and bad :]
also the screen tearing wasn't there until recently (i switched to native and back to 1080p and it came back)
pls help than ku
what do you mean by screen tearing? does v sync not fix it? do you have a freesync monitor?
Horizontal lines showing on me screen, vsync causes input lag
Makemakecould you record the horizontal lines
https://prnt.sc/vsv1ta
recorded from phone so it looks bad, very easily visible straight on monitor though (not visible back through shadowplay)
hamahamwhat's the warranty looking like
hasn't expired
also this probably isn't screen tearing but idk what else to call it
https://prnt.sc/vsv1ta
recorded from phone so it looks bad, very easily visible straight on monitor though (not visible back through shadowplay)
[quote=hamaham]what's the warranty looking like[/quote]
hasn't expired
also this probably isn't screen tearing but idk what else to call it
Does your monitor have built in options that may be causing it? Try defaulting your monitor settings see if it goes away.
idk if u actually mean black bars instead of those "horizontal lines" u re talking bout , check out ur amd video options , i can disable those horizontal lines on there , used to have the same problem as you, so check out ur amd gpu settings and if that doesnt solve it search through ur monitor settings , anything that is related to resolution as well as x-pos y-pos etc , in mine for example i can get those horizontal lines off by changing the "image size" (which is a function within the monitor and too many monitors has them)
edit : just saw the pics u took , nothing related with what i said , gl finding a solution.
edit : just saw the pics u took , nothing related with what i said , gl finding a solution.