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Adaptive VSync Question

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Why is this only under 3d settings? Does it only apply to 3d?

 

 

Also, if I have adaptive V-Sync on, do I need to enable v-sync in the game?

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It works on any title and 3d settings is not the 3d your thinking of, no you do not need to turn vsync on in game 

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3D doesnt mean the popping out of your screen BS, its like that you have depth in your in the screen itself

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Games are considered 3D applications, this does not mean the 'glasses' 3D in this context, hence the '3D settings' menu being where you find the setting.

 

Adaptive V-Sync is turned on from that menu only, you want to turn the Adaptive V-Sync on inside your 3D settings menu (either global or you can make seperate profiles for individual games from the same tab) and leave the V-Sync setting in your game OFF.

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