I turned on "Radeon enhanced sync" but still saw screen tearing but then I turned "input lag" and "Radeon chill" they both helped I noticed that "Radeon chill" gave me consistent frames looked like it was locked on my refresh time(hz) but "input lag" also helped but wasnt locked on 60 all the time it still helped with screen tearing so maybe try these out. Try turning on "Radeon enhanced sync" with either "input lag" or "Radeon chill" make sure the chill is set to your monitors hz. i matched my minimum and maximum so the same numbers on both(the number was my refresh time from my monitor)
What do you put the radeon chill on? the V sync options in this video helped with the tearing directly on my laptop, but not on my TV, which is a 120 hz 4k UHD TV. The screen tearing is completely ruining the experience for me. I use the HDMI cable straight from the laptop to the TV and duplicate display.
@@FrankTheDoomriderJohansen I applied the Radeon chill so it would match my monitors refresh rate(hz) because if it’s higher than the refresh rate(hz) screen tearing will appear. So I basically locked my FPS.
If the adaptive option doesn't work for you try to run the game in a windowed, borderless mode. If this switching to this option ingame doesn't work as well try to set this through the geforce experience program, click on the game then on the wrench icon and then set it to windowed borderless mode. I searched everywhere when I had screen tearing in rdr2 and nowhere else and this helped me. Hope it will work for you!
Fast Sync is Optimal having a Low Hz Monitor, I always Turn or Put the Vsync to Fast Sync it makes the Game Look Smooth and no Tearing, but there's a Latency I think but idk, depends on Build and make ur self more comfortable with ur PC!
I’ve really noticed that there’s no one size fits all. The person really needs to play it by ear to know exactly what works for them. I’ve noticed that in-game v-sync is usully the best option in my case.
@@Saintwolvinn Yes but sometimes I Turn my V sync to Fast Sync in my Nvidia Control Panel and Turn my Low Latency Mode to Off so that my Game will Have a Smooth Image or no Tearing but it cost a Input Lag just a little Bit but not noticeable when playing Games. Like Apex, and Valorant. But I will try it In the game V sync to compare to the Nvidia Panel!☺️
Man could u help me? I got new monitor and have screen tearing in games, sync doesnt work, off sync doesnt work too even if i have 180 fps of 165Hz its still shit
TURN OFF GPU SCALING IN nviidia control panel its the game changing option turn it to cpu scaling and overide option.You can run it with Vsync off without tearing.
OMG i love you so much, i can solve my tearing problem with elgato hd60 pro just by watching this video, i dont even know the option is there in nvidia control panel, after i watch this i try one by one the option, and now my elgato recording clear from screen tearing, thank you very much.
So if you're like me and you have your Xbox or Playstation connected to your monitor I'm not sure if it's because I also have my PC connected to the monitors well or not but for me all I had to do is turn my screen off and then back on
Hi...i have i5 12 th gen pc with 1650 GPU and i have a 250hz MSI monitor. I notice some screen tearings while playing games.. like PUBG Pc..so what can i do to fix it?😢
@@alainseyyar1858 i didn’t do anything for it. I need a guide to fix it.when i play pubg pc and if i look long range building it’s flickering.Btw if i apply antialiasing to medium.its ok but the images are blurry..is there any solution for it?
Does this method work with a 4K tv also? I don’t have money for a real monitor yet so I’m using a regular tv and I’m having the screen tearing problem.
I have one question that suppose i have 60hz monitor and i limit my max frame rate to 59 fps and turn on my v sync in control panel and also turn on my triple buffering so, after that does i have need to turn on my v sync in particular game graphics settings. Please reply!
So currently I’m playing lego Star Wars the complete saga on ps3 On a flatscreen so do I have to play this on a box tv to get the screen tearing to stop ?
Bascially the best way to get rid of it is with a GSync monitor in your case. They're pricey though. I've used VSync as an immediate solution and it's mostly been good, but I'm gaming at 1080p 60 FPS so I'm below what my system can actually get to.
@@Saintwolvinn nah in 4k my fps is 60...58fps Soo it not worth buying monitor while my fps is not going up to 60 also don't like to play at 2k any more I preferred to have better resolutions
Got me there man. Usually they aren’t powerful enough to game a lot of titles decently, and I have little experience with integrated graphics outside of using it for office tasks. I really hope you find a video that applies though, if you find it and want to post it in the comments feel free!
So I’m a noob to this stuff, I have a 4K free sync monitor 60hz, 3070ti , 10600k & 32GB ram and I get screen tearing in Destiny 2 & New World. Should I just try all the options for Vsync on the nvidea control and hope for the best?
@@jjmcnamara5236 if you are using windows 7 , just change your theme to aero themes it will resolve the issue , my mind was blown when i found out how easy is the solution
I was using an intel gpu In my all in one pc so i had to fix it on my own but you said it had something to do with the 3d settings so you're the reason i dont have it when i play valorant thx so much
You barely have a GPU (more like integrated graphics) and the video CLEARLY showed an Nvidia set-up. How about reading a bit about how computers work before bitching in the comments ;)
what about fast paced FPS shooters like Valorant / CS:GO Turning on Vsync introduces a significant amount of input lag, which you cant play with in such fast paced reaction based games.
I'm aware. However, the video says: it's how to stop screen tearing. You can perfectly play those games without the input lag mattering very much. It only matters if you are going competitive. Which in said case, you need to upgrade your equipment with a G-Sync or Free-sync compatible monitor.
@@Saintwolvinn yeah, no Gsync and freesync both introduce input lag when compared to no sync, that's why I turned it off. (I have a gsync monitor, contrary to your assumption) Although once you go above 240 fps the screen tear is almost not noticeable. On Valorant you get almost no screentear above 300 fps though. Again, this only applies to reaction based PvP games. For them I'd take minor blemishes over input lag any day.
Thanks for the explanation! But when i connect my laptop to my 60hz monitor and play games at 100fps. It doesnt screentear but it lags and becomes choppy (fps counter still stays at 100fps but it becomes choppy). Is there any way to fix that?
It's a bit difficult, I suggest trying the different options of vsync available to you and if not, looking out for a GSync monitor. These have software in them made specifically to connect to Nvidia graphics cards and keep the frames in sync. Unfortunately vsync for some people does come at the expense of lagging :(
Hi I am trying to hack a game called rage of kings with hack engine could you help me or give me some tips thanks and bye the way rage of kings is a online game you can get it on the playstore and on the microsoft store I have windows so I use microsift but i am trying to hack it so I can get more gold but I am doing something wrong.
What happens with online games is that they have much more strict measures regarding hacking currency. Reason being they basically get to charge good real world money for it. This could put your account in a position for a possible permanent ban. I recommend that if you try and do it, do it with a fake one first. It's sometimes possible to do first player games with online features, but purely online games I haven't tried it because I'd rather avoid the trouble. Sometimes you can find downloadable hacks online, so if you're really determined on doing so, I'd look for those. Have a good one ;)
Ok thanks a lot that helps so much and thank goodness I tried on a fake account but I will look for download hacks for the game but do you think since rage of kings is not really a popular game that those will be hard to find. or is there like website's that i can go to that have a lot of different game hacks for different games sorry if this is a silly question as you can see I am a noob at this.
@@Saintwolvinn Ok thanks a lot that helps so much and thank goodness I tried on a fake account but I will look for download hacks for the game but do you think since rage of kings is not really a popular game that those will be hard to find. or is there like website's that i can go to that have a lot of different game hacks for different games sorry if this is a silly question as you can see I am a noob at this. awe and one more thing most of the hacks are for android and ios is that something that is edged in stone like you can't use it at all for PC
@@savaavavaa2126 Hacked APKs (the file format used for apps on Android) are extremely easy to find, but of no use on PC. Maybe look for a torrent of the game? I'd definitely check on Reddit to see if anyone in the forums has any recommendable hacks. Honestly I've found solutions for everything there regarding anything I might need. From what I'm seeing I assume this game is more popular on phones than on PC. Worst case scenario, if you have an Android just go with the mobile version. It's a lot less of a hassle. I'd love to be of a little more help but I avoid hacking online games on PC to avoid problems with my account so honestly this isn't my forte.
@@Saintwolvinn Hi I checked Reddit and I was not able to find anything probable cause I really don't no how to navigate it but I am happy you told me about Reddit cause i think I will start my own subreddit group I have an idea that i feel is something different what do you think about a subreddit group where people can recruit players for games they like to play like say for example I like to play rage of kings so i'd send a post asking for people to join my guild or alliance or you can just simply ask people to play online with you. sorry to keep asking questions but where in the middle of a pandemic and I am a 17 year old trying to figure out how to make money and your the only one who will answer my questions also do you have discord? or is there a way I can follow you.
If you've tried turning on triple buffering, lowering the fps to a little less than what your monitor can handle, and all the vsync options I'm honestly not sure what to tell you dude. Hell I still have a little screen tearing, does your monitor have gsync?
Well... Sucks to be you? MY Xbox and PC are fine dude, I'm not sure what you expected from leaving this comment complaining about it tbh. Try the Microsoft forums, they tend to help out whenever I have some issue with my Xbox.
The in-depth explanation is basically the frames your GPU is creating is out of sync with the ones that are being displayed on your monitor. Usually, it happens to people who have higher frames than the ones their monitor can process. Unless you have a Freesync or Gsync monitor, Vsync is probably going to be your best bet to at the very least lower the tearing.
I have a 60hz monitor, should i limit my frame rate to 60fps in the nvidia control panel? I already did in the warzone graphics settings and i’m getting a lot of screen tearing with adaptive v sync.
@@victorlussier5477 I play pubg and warzone and I turned on vsync in game not in nvdia panel and there is no input lag i can feel, it pretty smooth and buttery.
@@pauldip2388 i did the same, v-sync off nvidia panel and v sync/free sync off on my asus monitor. Using only v sync in warzone and the input lag is the same. I guess i just have to upgrade for 144hz haha
I was going to try and start using PC instead of consoles... Bought an expensive new laptop with 300hz screen... and I get screen tearing like crazy in games. like wtf!? I also have it plugged to a second monitor which is my TV, which is a 120 hz 4k UHD TV. The laptop is an Asus rog Strix G713 (RTX 3070, 32 GB RAM, Ryzen 7). The tearing happens on both the laptop screen and the tv as the Tv is displaying what the laptop is (duplicate). I have no idea how to fix this... and just as I thought I might jump from Console gaming to PC gaming... I get this slapped in my face... always problems with PC gaming smh! After using the info you gave in this video, the screen tearing seems to have stopped on the laptop but not on my TV. Man all this just makes me want to throw this new laptop in the garbage bin and buy a Ps5.
@@Saintwolvinn I like the extra screen, small space it takes up and the ability to take it with me if need be. Btw, I managed to fix the problem with my TV.
Can you help me, i have 60hz monitor and in game i play in 144fps i dont have screen tering, but i play on 60fps i jvale screen tering, Pleasee help mee
The latest update will have graphics and performance modes on console. In the meantime, you could look at your TV's settings for gaming and refresh rate. I've heard Samsung's Game Mode is pretty good for screen tearing. Hope it gets solved!
It says the settings are not available cause it says “you are not currently using a display attached to an NVIDIA GPU” even tho I’m using an nvidia 2070 super not to mention my monitor is an nvidia Gsync pls help
If what's on the video doesn't work, you can lower graphic intensity in games to take load off the GPU. This happens when the monitor and GPU aren't in sync. VSync helps most if you have very stable frame rates that are above your monitor's refresh rate. Now, the best way again is to get a G-Sync monitor. If it really bothers you that much and the V-Sync options as well as lowering quality isn't working, that's going to be your best bet.
@@Yoshin1v1 Technically yes. Nvidia released a driver for that last year, and your card is compatible. Some freesync monitors work better than others (because freesync is basically an open standard instead of something specifically for Nvidia) and it apparently needs a display port cable.
@@Yoshin1v1 Basically yes. Display port and make sure drivers are up to date. The set up itself I'd make a video but I don't have a freesync monitor 😅. I did find a website with the instructions: www.windowscentral.com/how-enable-freesync-display-nvidia-gpu Hope it helped! 😁👍🏻
Did you try everything? Every type of V-Sync? Did you update drivers? What about lowering FPS 1 below the refresh rate of the monitor? (Example: If it's 60hz, set it at 59fps)
