Gsync vsync help ?!*+$>{€\

[jjohnthedon1]

Hey guys, so I'm getting tearing with gsync on and vsync off I'm capped at 142 hz in overwatch and 60 in skyrim.

there is visable tearing 

if I turn vsync on in the controll panle it goes away 

but does this introduce lagg ??

and why is gsync not working propoerly

iv read on a lot of sights u need v and g sync on in the controll panel and off in game 

mid that right ? 

Gsync is defiantly on because it's on in controll panel and in my monitor menu it's on and if I turn it completely off the tearing is conciderably worse

 

just wondering if someone could tell what's going on with nvdia and gsync

 

it used to be that 30 to 144hz was gsync, with vsync off U could go over and gsync would take over worying thoes peramiters

and v on it would stop at 144hz 

 

but now I have no clue what's going on because I get tearing in between 30 and 144hz

[Praesi]

Vsync in controllpanel = off.

Make sure Gsync is enabled in the controll panel and the monitor itself.

[exyia]

in nvidia control panel, turn FastSync on

 

and leave any and all in-game v-sync settings to off

[i_build_nanosuits]

Gsync is always working here regardless of what the Vsync option is...both in games and control panel doesn't matter Gsync is working all the time no tearing what so ever.

[jjohnthedon1]

8 hours ago, exyia said:

in nvidia control panel, turn FastSync on

 

and leave any and all in-game v-sync settings to off

No fast sync with sli 

[jjohnthedon1]

Iv tried all of the above 

I still get slight tearing with vsync off tho 

[jjohnthedon1]

8 hours ago, Praesi said:

Vsync in controllpanel = off.

Make sure Gsync is enabled in the controll panel and the monitor itself.

Iv done this and still tearing at the bottom of the screen 

[jjohnthedon1]

4 hours ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

Gsync is always working here regardless of what the Vsync option is...both in games and control panel doesn't matter Gsync is working all the time no tearing what so ever.

Ok but why am I getting tearing with it on ? 

[Praesi]

44 minutes ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

Iv done this and still tearing at the bottom of the screen 

Sure its tearing? Can you post a picture of it? Gsync eliminates tearing to 100%. 

[jjohnthedon1]

10 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Sure its tearing? Can you post a picture of it? Gsync eliminates tearing to 100%. 

I can't because it's too fast but I can see it for sure 

apparently the new driver U have to have vsync on aswell because there trying something new with the fast sync and gsync that's not working right yet even tho fast sync isn't an option 

[Praesi]

1 hour ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

I can't because it's too fast but I can see it for sure 

apparently the new driver U have to have vsync on aswell because there trying something new with the fast sync and gsync that's not working right yet even tho fast sync isn't an option 

 Forget fast sync. Turn everything but Gsync off. You dont need any of that. 

[jjohnthedon1]

44 minutes ago, Praesi said:

 Forget fast sync. Turn everything but Gsync off. You dont need any of that. 

Tried that still tearing

anything to do with me installing nvdia inspector ? 

 

[Praesi]

15 minutes ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

Tried that still tearing

anything to do with me installing nvdia inspector ? 

 

Dont know. Try without it. Did the Monitor (Gsync) worked before?

[jjohnthedon1]

8 minutes ago, Praesi said:

Dont know. Try without it. Did the Monitor (Gsync) worked before?

Since the last 2 nvdia drivers but got inspector around the same time but I set it all back to default 

[Morgan Everett]

You're tearing because you're exceeding your monitor's refresh rate. With G-Sync enabled, leave V-Sync in the control panel enabled. That means V-Sync will only turn on when the refresh rate is exceeded.

 

As for input lag, it will be marginally increased. If you don't like it, live with the tearing.

[jjohnthedon1]

38 minutes ago, Morgan Everett said:

You're tearing because you're exceeding your monitor's refresh rate. With G-Sync enabled, leave V-Sync in the control panel enabled. That means V-Sync will only turn on when the refresh rate is exceeded.

 

As for input lag, it will be marginally increased. If you don't like it, live with the tearing.

My monitor is 144hz and I get tearing at 60 fps and capped at 142 fps 

I'm not stupid 

[0ld_Chicken]

Maybe just try older drivers? I've had such shit luck with any sort of recent nvidia drivers

[jjohnthedon1]

1 minute ago, 0ld_Chicken said:

Maybe just try older drivers? I've had such shit luck with any sort of recent nvidia drivers

Il give it a try,

 

ur cpu running at 1.39 v is it safe as long as temps are ok ?

[0ld_Chicken]

Just now, jjohnthedon1 said:

Il give it a try,

 

ur cpu running at 1.39 v is it safe as long as temps are ok ?

I hope so haha I haven't had any issues yet but it's only been 6 months or so at that speed. I figure by the time it shows problems it'll be getting old anyhow.

Gaming temps are in the 50's and stress tests around 70°c.

[jjohnthedon1]

8 minutes ago, 0ld_Chicken said:

I hope so haha I haven't had any issues yet but it's only been 6 months or so at that speed. I figure by the time it shows problems it'll be getting old anyhow.

Gaming temps are in the 50's and stress tests around 70°c.

Same temps as me with a h110

[Guest]

gsync only works in a specific refresh rate range and only on specific connections. Check your monitors manual.

[Morgan Everett]

2 hours ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

My monitor is 144hz and I get tearing at 60 fps and capped at 142 fps 

I'm not stupid 

I didn't say you were stupid. You may want to adjust your tone, given you're the one asking for help, no?

 

If you're tearing below that, then G-SYNC isn't active. You can verify this by enabling the G-SYNC indicator in the control panel.

 

 

[jjohnthedon1]

26 minutes ago, Morgan Everett said:

I didn't say you were stupid. You may want to adjust your tone, given you're the one asking for help, no?

 

If you're tearing below that, then G-SYNC isn't active. You can verify this by enabling the G-SYNC indicator in the control panel.

 

 

Gsync shows as active,

but there is tearing

[jjohnthedon1]

33 minutes ago, OnfireYH said:

gsync only works in a specific refresh rate range and only on specific connections. Check your monitors manual.

It's within the peramiters and only connection option is displayport which I use

[Morgan Everett]

18 minutes ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

Gsync shows as active,

but there is tearing

Strange. Sounds like a driver issue, unless what you're seeing isn't tearing.

 

Have you tried with 1 card?