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G-Sync/Freesync.

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if ur FPS is high enough consider 'fast sync' if ur monitor doesnt support freesync or gsync

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Screen tearing is a fairly rare occurrence, but it's due to your PC giving more FPS than the refresh rate on your monitor.

 

If you have a Freesync/G Sync monitor, it would be limiting that. So a new monitor suited to gaming (144hz, 1ms, freesync) would be the upgrade path. 

 

If you have say 60hz refresh rate on your monitor, you can enter the settings in the game(s) in question and lock the framerates at 60FPS. By doing so you are eliminating that overload, and it should fix the problem. Not all games will offer this setting. 

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11 minutes ago, trevb0t said:

Screen tearing is a fairly rare occurrence, but it's due to your PC giving more FPS than the refresh rate on your monitor.

 

If you have a Freesync/G Sync monitor, it would be limiting that. So a new monitor suited to gaming (144hz, 1ms, freesync) would be the upgrade path. 

 

If you have say 60hz refresh rate on your monitor, you can enter the settings in the game(s) in question and lock the framerates at 60FPS. By doing so you are eliminating that overload, and it should fix the problem. Not all games will offer this setting. 

Slight correction here.

Its really not rare, its very common. Whether u notice it or not is another thing.

It doesnt happen due FPS being higher than ur monitors native refresh rate. It happens due to de-sync between GPU and Monitor as such it can and does happen at ANY frame rate if a from of 'sync' isnt enabled.

Frame rate caps dont fix the issue, just mitigate it somewhat. A 'Sync' of some form is the only 'fix'.

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