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[Solved] Tearing screen on vitua tennis 4

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vishalaestro   01-17-2012 at 03:35:48 PM

specs..intel dual core 1.8ghz
ram..2gb ddr2 800mhz
hdd..500gb sata 3gb/s
gfx..xfx nvidia 9500gt 1gb
mobo..gigabyte 945gzm-s2
my fps never dropped below 30 even at highest settings..when playing the game i could see tearing screen i enabled v sync but no effect..i doubt it is my monitor the monitor is lg led e2041t 20inch has only 60hz and 5ms response time is 60hz is the reason for tearing screen..pls help

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bumnut53   01-17-2012 at 05:17:46 PM

You could try forcing vsync through nvidia control panel, it may be set to off which can override settings you apply in applications.

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AntiZig   01-17-2012 at 05:47:58 PM

Hello, if your card cannot render at 60fps vsync won't help (well it will help cure the tearing but you will still lag) alternative is to force triple buffering through nvidia cp

try lowering the resolution or decreasing the graphic quality.

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vishalaestro   01-18-2012 at 02:37:58 PM

AntiZig wrote :

Hello, if your card cannot render at 60fps vsync won't help (well it will help cure the tearing but you will still lag) alternative is to force triple buffering through nvidia cp

try lowering the resolution or decreasing the graphic quality.


hey im getting smooth fps even at highest settings why i should lower my details..and in nvidia control panel how to activate v sync..

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AntiZig   01-18-2012 at 10:36:08 PM

if you're getting smooth fps why did you start this thread then? don't be silly

tearing is caused by monitor trying to refresh before the frame has finished rendering, which means your card is not rendering at your monitor refresh rate

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vishalaestro   01-19-2012 at 04:17:30 AM

AntiZig wrote :

if you're getting smooth fps why did you start this thread then? don't be silly

tearing is caused by monitor trying to refresh before the frame has finished rendering, which means your card is not rendering at your monitor refresh rate


hey i never told that i got stuck while playing games i said that im getting tearing thats all..so u are saying my monitor 60hz will not be able to handle more than 60fps right..

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bumnut53   01-19-2012 at 09:56:02 AM
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Right click the nvidia icon (bottom right corner near windows clock) and select nvidia control panel.

I think you go to the 3d settings section, then select force vsync (you can set it per application or globally for a all apps).

You can also enable triple buffering on the same screen.

Not in front on my Nvidia pc, my instructions are from memory :)

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vishalaestro   01-19-2012 at 02:11:22 PM

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vishalaestro   01-19-2012 at 02:11:32 PM

thanks it worked

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