Dorian Breh
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GTX 1070, Adaptive V Sync on in Nvidia Control Panel, and in-game as well. Happening in multiple games where it didn't before (Witcher 3, MGS V, Fallout 4)
How do I get rid of screen-tearing on my PC
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Diondon
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Turn down the frame rate 
you need a GSYNC monitor for NVIDIA cards, you will always have some type of tearing with adaptive VSYNC, because it switches between VSYNC on and off whenver the frame rate drops below your monitors refresh rate
Ya Sinning Mane
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Turn off adaptive v-sync. When your framerate drops just below 60(assuming you're on a 60hz screen), it turns off V-sync to minimize input lag but will give you screen tearing.
Get you a Freesync/Gsync monitor and screen tearing becomes a thing of the past.
Get you a Freesync/Gsync monitor and screen tearing becomes a thing of the past.
Cop you a Gsync or Freesync breh 
It's usually a vsync issue, like others said.
That being said there's also certain games that run like shyt and no matter what that may tear anyway regardless of how nice your computer is.
That being said there's also certain games that run like shyt and no matter what that may tear anyway regardless of how nice your computer is.
It's more of a rendering issue than a game-by-game. If the current frames aren't a clean multiple of your monitor's refresh rate, you gonna get tearing. You either use vsync, lock your frames to your monitor refresh rate, or invest in adaptive sync, I believe.
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Dorian Breh
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My monitor supports FreeSync, it's the LG UD58. That doesn't work with Nvidia, tho, correct?Cop you a Gsync or Freesync breh
You have to look it up. G-sync was updated to support some FreeSync monitors
Nvidia started to support Freesync monitors a while ago. I'm using a freesync monitor now with a 1070.
Make sure it's enabled in the Nvidia Control Panel.
It most likely will work even if it's not officially supported.
Nvidia started to support Freesync monitors a while ago. I'm using a freesync monitor now with a 1070.
Make sure it's enabled in the Nvidia Control Panel.
It most likely will work even if it's not officially supported.
Also check the freesync range. Some of them are fugazi af
if your frames fall outside the freesync range it's useless
Yeah they usually start at 48fps+.Also check the freesync range. Some of them are fugazi af
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
If you have vsync on in the control panel you need to turn it off in game...if you have it on in game you need to turn it off in the control panel...
best bet is to know what is the refresh rate of your monitor...then in nvidia control panel put your refresh rate to 2 frames below that...then turn on v sync in nvidia monitor...then always turn it off for games...
