cs;go tearing

[Swegly]

I have a gtx970 and I get very good fps but I get weird tearing on objects ingame so its not the screen itself, and also weird stutter. I have tried to set max_fps ingame but that makes me lag more and vsync is just terrible. Any suggestions involving the nvidia control panel and such?

[The Official Czex]

I have a gtx970 and I get very good fps but I get weird tearing on objects ingame so its not the screen itself, and also weird stutter. I have tried to set max_fps ingame but that makes me lag more and vsync is just terrible. Any suggestions involving the nvidia control panel and such?

 

Are you overclocking?

[PlayStation 2]

You can always use an external frame capper.

[Swegly]

Are you overclocking?

Yes I have a large overclock.

You can always use an external frame capper.

I guess so but im sure it will have the same effect.

[The Official Czex]

Yes I have a large overclock.

I guess so but im sure it will have the same effect.

 

Lower the clock. That'll solve it.

[PlayStation 2]

Yes I have a large overclock.

I guess so but im sure it will have the same effect.

It won't hurt to try

cap it at like 120fps if you've got a 60/120fps monitor or 144 if 144hz

[Swegly]

Lower the clock. That'll solve it.

Are you positive? Have you experienced this yourself?

[SPAS-ID]

Yes I have a large overclock.

thats the reason of the tearing, your OC isnt stable, try to lower it to like +100MHz Core Clock

[Swegly]

thats the reason of the tearing, your OC isnt stable, try to lower it to like +100MHz Core Clock

It is stable, stable in every other game, program, benchmark, etc.

[ManIkWeet]

thats the reason of the tearing, your OC isnt stable, try to lower it to like +100MHz Core Clock

Bullshit

[SPAS-ID]

It is stable, stable in every other game, program, benchmark, etc.

wierd, try to not to OC and check if CSGO still do tearing

[SPAS-ID]

Bullshit

i've experience it myself , or could you atleast give some suggestion ?

[The Official Czex]

Are you positive? Have you experienced this yourself?

 

The high fps in CS:GO will make stuttering and tearing more obvious with an unstable overclock.

[PampaZiya]

I'm pretty sure if you enable V-sync it will fix itself, what's your monitor refresh rate? If it's 60 hz and you're going over 60fps, tearing will happen, enable Vsync and try

[TheGamingBarrel]

It won't hurt to try

cap it at like 120fps if you've got a 60/120fps monitor or 144 if 144hz

It is *SOMETIMES* better to do it of a multiple, 288 FPS, 240 FPS and 120 FPS

[Benji_w]

Are you positive? Have you experienced this yourself?

 

Scrap this, I've muddled up two different threads like a tard!

 

It is *SOMETIMES* better to do it of a multiple, 288 FPS, 240 FPS and 120 FPS

 

I normally have 300fps or more and don't notice tearing so there could be truth in this.

[ManIkWeet]

i've experience it myself , or could you atleast give some suggestion ?

Overclocking, stable or unstable, increases the performance of your graphics card.

 

This can introduce tearing on your monitor because you are getting a higher framerate than your monitor supports. The solution is to enable V-Sync (no, you will probably not notice the "input lag" it has)

 

An unstable overclock could create black triangles, funky colored pixels or just crash, these are called artifacts.

[TheGamingBarrel]

 

Scrap this, I've muddled up two different threads like a tard!

 

 

I normally have 300fps or more and don't notice tearing so there could be truth in this.

I get 300 FPS or more, I learned not to limit to 60, about 4 tears AT ALL TIMES