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Free sync or ips?

arthurdemelo123

Same price...

do i need free sync if i lock in 60 fps using any program? instead off using v-sync?

if i buy a free sync monitor with a 580 4gb  i'm going to have any gain? 
What's the difference?
 

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Just now, Slottr said:

What do you need ips for?

Best image? color... etc?

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3 minutes ago, arthurdemelo123 said:

Same price...

do i need free sync if i lock in 60 fps using any program? instead using v-sync?

if i buy a free sync monitor with a 580 4gb  i'm going to have any gain? 
What's the difference?
 

freesync is MUCH better than v-sync

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1 minute ago, huilun02 said:

Locking your framerate to 60fps will not eliminate tearing

And yes, Freesync will be beneficial at 60Hz/60fps

Freesync will eliminate tearing without the performance impact you get from Vsync.

Locking your framerate to 60fps will not eliminate tearing... 
I did not know that ... are u sure? tnks 

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1 minute ago, huilun02 said:

Yes I am sure. Try it yourself. You are on your PC now right?

notebook... i will... hold... 

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IPS has nothing to do with the framerate, it refers to the type of LCD panel in the display.  IPS generally has better viewing angles and more accurate/vibrant colors, while having a bit slower refresh rate compared to a TN panel.  Expensive TN panels can look decent, and expensive IPS panels can be fast.

 

Freesync just means the refresh rate on the monitor will change to match the framerate in your game, which allows the gameplay to feel smoother even at lower framerates.

 

You can have an IPS monitor with freesync.  I have one.

 

If you have a freesync monitor and you are able to peg your FPS against the maximum refresh rate the whole time, no you won't notice a difference.  But if you're a bit more borderline and the framerate bounces around between 45-60fps, your gameplay experience will be much nicer.

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1 hour ago, huilun02 said:

Does not matter if you are on a laptop. Try it out with a game that is easy to run so you can get good fps

And then cap its framerate using this method:

Rapidly move the camera around in game, and you will notice the screen tearing is still there.

Fuck this shit not even afterburner works here the only one i found it's Dxtory and no games can run at the same time not even cs that i was downloading...
i try gta vice city but was inconclusive
I think i will have to trust you on this ... lol
 

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