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I purchased this monitor to use with my rx 580 to try freesync, now I tried it out in a few games and it seems like its not working.  I assumed it would cap my fps at 75 as thats the hertz of the monitor but I was still over 100 fps and seeing screen tearing.  It's in fullscreen and I have it enabled in radeon settings, I'm not sure what else I'm missing.

 

Now I have it hooked up with a hdmi which its compatible with but the only thing I can think of is if I needed a new version HDMI since this is a old one from a cable company I had.  I also tried using FRTC and limited my fps to 72 and after I did that I had no screen tearing and vsync wasnt on, Does that mean free sync is actually working and the hdmi is fine?

 

Sorry if this sounds scattered brained I just dont know what the fuck I'm doing.

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Freesync only works when frame rates are below the monitor's refresh rate and it only controls the monitor's refresh sequence according to frame rates. without touching frame rates themselves. Try a demanding game and crank up the settings as high as possible so frame rates drop below 75, then you'll see Freesync doing its job

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FreeSync only operates when your framerate is below the refresh rate of the monitor. When your computer can produce higher framerates, the behavior depends on your V-Sync setting. If V-Sync is on, then your framerate will not go beyond the monitor's refresh rate. If V-Sync is off, then your framerate will be allowed to pass above, and you will get tearing when your framerate is above the monitor's refresh rate.

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