When you see screen tear?

[Aytex]

hi

[Nexxus]

im not going to say I see it in every game but I notice it very easily and it can very easily ruin an exprence for me

[Aytex]

im not going to say I see it in every game but I notice it very easily and it can very easily ruin an exprence for me

Same csgo and gta 5 makes me want to rip my eyes out

[Yuval]

when i make it sad :<

[Guest]

CS:GO - Yes

Arma 3 - Yes

TF2 - Yes

Rocket League - Haven't tried yet

MOBAs - No (rarely happens anyway)

Arma Cold War Assault - No

[Kirky2k15]

doesn't bother me, but then again neither does playing at 30 fps. I are caveman

[Guest]

Doesn't bother me that much tbh.

[iamdarkyoshi]

No. Vsync. That and my 390x eats all my games like cake, handling 75hz with no issues

[Guest]

<3 gsync

[givingtnt]

hi

I never notice it. I use v sync

[Aytex]

I never notice it. I use v sync

vsync=delay

[GM_Peka]

Depends on the contrast if the scene, frame rate, refresh rate. 

 

Higher frame rate means there's less difference between the last frame and the current, high refresh means stuttering affect is reduces, and tears move position move oftenly, contract means the visual different between the last frame and the current is less.

[GM_Peka]

vsync=delay

And bad stuttering, don't forget stuttering :3

[SeriouslyMikey]

I don't see it because I get higher FPS than my monitor.  

[iamdarkyoshi]

And bad stuttering, don't forget stuttering :3

I have nothing of the sort.

[iamdarkyoshi]

I don't see it because I get higher FPS than my monitor.

That... causes... tearing...

[Praesi]

Bevore Gsync i´ve seen it. But not in every Game the same. Now it dont exist anymore.

[givingtnt]

vsync=delay

eh I don't care

[SeriouslyMikey]

That... causes... tearing...

 

I don't notice any tearing in the games I play. And I get over 120fps in most of the games I play. 

[iamdarkyoshi]

I don't notice any tearing in the games I play. And I get over 120fps in most of the games I play.

if the framerate in the game doesnt perfectly match the monitor, it should tear.

[PlayStation 2]

When I see screen tearing, I don't bitch about it because I'm oddly used to screen tearing.

[iamdarkyoshi]

Somebody find the video of a game as a benchmark where luke experianced "Jello-like tearing"

[SeriouslyMikey]

if the framerate in the game doesnt perfectly match the monitor, it should tear.

 

I notice it when it's under 120fps. I've never noticed it above. 

[Jumper118]

around 28-32fps or high 50's. i've never got to 120fps at 4k so idk, but between 60-80 is great. 

[GM_Peka]

I have nothing of the sort.

Due to the way vsync handles frames, it's impossible to go without stuttering, depending on the frame rate and what not, it can be less or more noticeable. 

 

The reasoning behind this is because with vsync enabled on a 60hz monitor for example, frame variance must either be 16 ms or 32 ms, when a frame isn't ready in time for a refresh, it's displayed the next monitor refresh instead, this causes a stutter. If you cap your fps to 59 on a 60 hz monitor, you'll get 1 stutter every 60 refreshes (which you'll notice), but if you had 46 fps, you'd get 14 stutters per 60 refreshs, because it's so often, the stuttering isn't noticeable, it's more just awful frame variance I guess at that point.

 

Hope this makes sense, hard to condense it into a short paragraph.