when i play in fullscreen i get screentear with fps capped and without it capped
anything else i can try to fix or do i just HAVE to play in windowed
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when i play in fullscreen i get screentear with fps capped and without it capped
anything else i can try to fix or do i just HAVE to play in windowed
anything else i can try to fix or do i just HAVE to play in windowed
it happens a lot with nvidia cards for sum reason
i think theres no fix other than VSync or other forms of screen sync
it happens a lot with nvidia cards for sum reason
i think theres no fix other than VSync or other forms of screen sync
i think theres no fix other than VSync or other forms of screen sync
sageit happens a lot with nvidia cards for sum reason
i think theres no fix other than VSync or other forms of screen sync
what is causing it tho, surely its not the card
[quote=sage]it happens a lot with nvidia cards for sum reason
i think theres no fix other than VSync or other forms of screen sync[/quote]
what is causing it tho, surely its not the card
i think theres no fix other than VSync or other forms of screen sync[/quote]
what is causing it tho, surely its not the card
you on windows or linux? you could probably fix this on linux with a desktop compositor like compton which i use but for windows youre probably shit outta luck.
you can use borderless windowed fullscreen or borderless windowed in general, if you want to not have screen tearing. thats what worked for me, on windows at least.
edit: from what ive heard from friends u can buy a freesync/gsync monitor and that should fix it?? idk
you on windows or linux? you could probably fix this on linux with a desktop compositor like [url=https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Compton]compton[/url] which i use but for windows youre probably shit outta luck.
you can use borderless windowed fullscreen or borderless windowed in general, if you want to not have screen tearing. thats what worked for me, on windows at least.
edit: from what ive heard from friends u can buy a freesync/gsync monitor and that should fix it?? idk
you can use borderless windowed fullscreen or borderless windowed in general, if you want to not have screen tearing. thats what worked for me, on windows at least.
edit: from what ive heard from friends u can buy a freesync/gsync monitor and that should fix it?? idk
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