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Micro Stutter Gtx 760. How to solve?

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I am Playing on a 1080i Tv 60ghz and everygame i play contains some stutter like mw2 wheni look at the walls and move along while i look at it,It creates lines and most of my other games such as Max payne 3.My graphic card is a MSI 760 4gb card.I am really guessing its the Tv.The driver is full updated.

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drivers? 

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Are your drivers updated? If they're not, update them. Then, try connecting your 760 to a different display and see if that fixes your issue.

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"Lines"? Can you clarify? Sounds like screen tearing to me but I'm not really sure what these lines look like.

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It sounds like it's tearing not micro stutters. Like this?

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Something tells me the OP doesn't understand the difference between microstutter and screen tearing. Try turning on V-Sync and see if it helps.

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Something tells me the OP doesn't understand the difference between microstutter and screen tearing. Try turning on V-Sync and see if it helps.

he has an nvidia

he doesn't need to put v sync on.

i would advice against that.

he should put adaptive vsync on.

that way the game wouldn't start going crazy when dropping below 60hz.

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