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[jjohnthedon1]

6 minutes ago, Morgan Everett said:

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

What else could it be ? 

[Remesy]

Quick question, on your nvidia control panel under set up g-sync do you have it set to enable g-sync for windowed and full screen mode?

[jjohnthedon1]

6 minutes ago, Remesy said:

Quick question, on your nvidia control panel under set up g-sync do you have it set to enable g-sync for windowed and full screen mode?

Yes 

[Remesy]

17 hours ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

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

Having v-sync on with g-sync shouldn't introduce any noticeable latency from what I have observed on my monitor. You would want to disable the game's v-sync option and have v-sync on in the nvidia control panel. You might have a messed up driver or something idk, not sure if you had tried this yet but try using DDU to remove your drivers and reinstall with the latest drivers or a version that worked best for you.

[Morgan Everett]

2 hours ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

What else could it be ? 

I'm not sure, but tearing isn't the only sort of visual anomaly. Have you tried without SLI yet?

[jjohnthedon1]

13 hours ago, Morgan Everett said:

I'm not sure, but tearing isn't the only sort of visual anomaly. Have you tried without SLI yet?

Iv not yet but I will, it's also only on the top and bottom of the screen 

[jjohnthedon1]

15 hours ago, Remesy said:

Having v-sync on with g-sync shouldn't introduce any noticeable latency from what I have observed on my monitor. You would want to disable the game's v-sync option and have v-sync on in the nvidia control panel. You might have a messed up driver or something idk, not sure if you had tried this yet but try using DDU to remove your drivers and reinstall with the latest drivers or a version that worked best for you.

That's what I have been doing, I can I can feel it in skyrim capped at 60 unless 60hz is just generally less responsive 

[0ld_Chicken]

On 12/16/2016 at 1:04 AM, jjohnthedon1 said:

That's what I have been doing, I can I can feel it in skyrim capped at 60 unless 60hz is just generally less responsive 

ever get it figured out?  did you get around to wiping the drivers for a clean install yet?

[jjohnthedon1]

2 hours ago, 0ld_Chicken said:

ever get it figured out?  did you get around to wiping the drivers for a clean install yet?

Gsync on vsyn on in controll panel and it's all good  no added latency

but turning on vsync in game adds latency so i guess that's how it now