display display issue

[veltoc]

okay so I recently built a new pc, before that I had a laptop with an extra monitor attached via vga, I built my pc and used the extra as the only monitor using a dvi. in the game stick fight I started noticing lines that start at the bottom of the screen and going up. then in many other games like pubg I notices that if I move the camera fast then I kinda see a similar effect, not as noticeable but there and annoying. 

an imgur link to a 4 second video showing it on stick fight: https://imgur.com/a/xXo3L

I believe this is the monitor because when i take screenshots through steam they don't have the issue. what could the issue be? i have some other monitors in the house that i can try. I'm also hoping its that because I already had to return the last card due to it being bad.

my build incase it matters. the monitor is a refurbished dell that we have had for years.
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note: I didn't notice this issue when I was using it with my laptop, but I also never played games on that monitor to know. Thanks in advance

oh and I guess what is some good gaming monitors for near or below $100, 20''+ preferred, and idk if there is a way to get 144hz in that range.

[Unimaginative Name]

Turn on VSYNC in games and see if that solves the problem.

[veltoc]

3 minutes ago, Judd said:

I believe this is screen tearing. Go in to Nvidia control panel and select VSync and turn it on.

where is that? my panel is oddly limited in options

wait I found it in 3d settings

[veltoc]

1 minute ago, Judd said:

Right click anywhere on the desktop and click Nvidia Control Panel

no no I was meaning where the setting is, it was in a 3d tab. 

[Guest]

It is your GPU pushing too many frames to the monitor, so the monitor has to show multiple frames at the same time, that is why you see the tearing. Turn on Vsync, that limits the number of the frames that the gpu can render at once, or triple buffering.

[Unimaginative Name]

Just now, veltoc said:

where is that? my panel is oddly limited in options

 

VSYNC can also be an in-game option.

It locks a game's framerate to your monitor's refresh rate or half, quarter, third, etc your of monitor's refresh rate. Tearing occurs when the panel trying to display multiple different images at the same time because of the refresh cycle.

[veltoc]

works, thank you guys!