#3. Essentially, sometimes, v-sync will make you feel like you "lost" frames. It will help prevent visual tearing as well. 7ms and average 110 fps. See if it does any good when it comes to fixing the Nvidia Shield TV GameStream / Moonlight not working or lagging issues. Moonlight is an unofficial third-party open-source client for the NVIDIA SHIELD streaming software that comes included with GeForce Experience. Secondly there is a forced vsync in gaming mode that adds about 16ms of latency that cannot be turned off without going into desktop mode. 0. G-Sync On/V-sync on: Absolutely no screen tearing. And I'm not talking about fps drops, but wildly 58-60 changes, that caused an absolute madness of screen tearing without V-Sync. Kill all monsters. 60%. Scanline sync is AMAZING ! the result is incredible, I have to say honestly its crazy ! vsync off ingame and forced off in nvidia drivers, no limit on fps ingame, max prerendered frames 1, this is on a lightboosted asus vg248qe monitor @ 10% lightboost effect, 120 hz @ 1920x1080, the result is 99. 16. Short Description: VSync stands for Vertical synchronization. It will help prevent visual tearing as well. With Vsync off, your framerate is no longer capped and is free to go as high as your GPU can handle, with no increase in input lag. Should it drop below that, Vsync is disabled, eliminating buffer latency. Easiest way to prevent tearing and make sure things works properly: Disable in game v-sync, enable v-sync (on or fast) from Nvidia CP and enable G-Sync. for twitchy esports titles leave everything off to get the highest fps you can for the best response times. Limiting frame rates to 30fps in the NCP is the same as setting Vsync on in game to 30fps. Chromatic Aberration: OFF. Scroll down and find Vertical Sync. multiplayer advantages with higher framerate (IMO, v-sync off is essential in MP) 3. Also, low-refresh rates enforce a high scanout latency ( high speed videos of refresh cycles ). I enabled HDR while playing server slam and it was beyond beautiful. In game you can set the fps slider to the max and that should do it. There is a misconception on how E-sync works. If you turn both on in the Nvidia Control Panel, then vsync actually takes on a new role, working in tandem with G-Sync to help reduce tearing when it’s out of G-Sync’s range. Axiom Verge has in-game Vsync, but toggling it on or off had no effect - the stutter in Moonlight was actually quite noticeable here (especially as a 2D game with horizontal movement) So my working theory here is that the way certain game engines handle Vsync and frame limiting might have something to do with how frames are sent over the network. G-sync works by delaying monitor refreshes when the frame is rendered slower than the maximum refresh rate. Turn off VSync in game - save and exit game. Play with Gsync + vsync on from nvidia control panel. VSync is a graphics card or monitor setting that can limit the frame rate. This is the whole point of adaptive v-sync. If you turn Vsync on, no matter how good your computer or monitor are, Dead Space 2 runs on 30fps and feels very slow. Thanks Reply BahBah1970 • Additional comment actions. Here are some nice, properly sized Moonlight logos to set on the Steam Deck. So if game is running at 120fps and you’re streaming at 60, the delay is much less. The best settings for me was to set the PC monitor refresh rate at the NVIDIA control panel to 120hz (exactly double from 60hz) and when you gamestream to your SHIELD make sure that you lock your FPS in-game to 60. Vsync is a technology that removes. Response Time. Depth of Field: ON. VSync (short for vertical synchronization) is a technology used in displays and graphics cards to synchronize the display's refresh rate with the graphics card's frame rate. It forces the graphics processor’s frames to match (or sync) with the refresh rate of the monitor. if its single player/coop games you play and response time is not a big factor then GSYNC ON + In game Vsync/or NVCP Vsync + fps limit -3 below your refresh rate is the best option. Step 2: Click on Manage 3D Settings. If you turn both on in the Nvidia Control Panel, then vsync actually takes on a new role, working in tandem with G-Sync to help reduce tearing when it’s out of G-Sync’s range. On pc I've set vsync on in the Nvidia control panel and a vsync off in the games, set a 60fps cap in the game off you can. The vsync option in the app is client side as video playback can have tear. So you're saying 144fps@144Hz+Vsync has less response time (better) than 60fps@144Hz+Nosync. V-Sync OFF Only tested at 165 hz, it feels kinda strange (but still capped at 60 fps), sightly lowered input lag/latency especially for lights but also game feels odd, maybe its tearing, i dont know, i dont really notice any visible tearing though. Reflex will over-ride the Low Latency mode. Unless you have a pretty old monitor (or GPU), you probably freesync. 59. Nvidia Control Panel V-SYNC vs. Turning Vsync off and limiting the maximum FPS in game is then a good way to go. Never use VSYNC in any game. Scroll down to Wait for Vertical Refresh, and then set this to off, unless application specifies. sighs. Then click on the drop-down button beside Wait for Vertical Refresh. VSync is the original solution developed to tackle the screen tearing problem. Starting with Moonlight PC v0. The aim is to optimise the settings to get similar streaming performance as Nvidia GameStream. Most games offer this option in their settings as a toggle. In almost all games you can turn this feature on or off, most VSync is on by default. If you have a 144hz monitor it supports at least one or both of these technologies - if your video card supports the same one it is far better to use that instead of vsync. if you are getting 60fps without vsync then you'll get 50-55 fps with vsync. Launch Starfield, and from the main menu, head towards the Settings menu. log. for example, if you are getting between 52-59 fps with vsync off, you will have 'fairly. Up until a couple of months ago, Moonlight was much better. sonnyboy413. Didn't realize this was a pro tip. In Moonlight, I found that enabling Vsync + Frame pacing nets the best overall result. I have that screen. Once you reach the monitor's refresh rate cap G-Sync disengages and then true V-Sync kicks in. It doesn't cap fps like V-Sync. I'm on a PG27UQ though (4K, 144Hz, G-Sync). Open AMD Radeon Software. When G-Sync is used, whether frame rate is capped depends on V-Sync on or off. Enhanced Sync enables low latency gameplay at virtually any framerate and a tear-free experience when your favorite game’s framerate exceeds your display’s refresh rate. That is effectively the fix for this issue. Turn off VSync in AMD settings. For Freesync I would turn on vsync in the control panel but turn it off in game From what i remember is that u need to have vsync turn on for Gsync and Freesync to work asyap, this is how this works. The steps are listed below. Enabling the "frame pacing" setting in moonlight fixed the little bit of stuttering I had. Vsync is a setting that helps improve the gaming experience by synchronizing the monitor’s refresh rate with the GPU’s frame rate. vsync "on" at nvidia game panel (don't ask me why, just do it) 3. Hoogers said: I've been reading a lot of posts about how you should have G-Sync on along with Vsync on via Nvidia Control Panel (vsync off ingame) and limit your fps to your monitor's refresh rate - 3 (in my case I have two 144hz monitors so I limit my FPS to 141). 9). depending on how serious a player you are you might want to turn off vsync and accept screen tears just to get your inputs as tight as possible. It's like people don't have a clue what any of their technology does lol. DeadPhoenix86. Chomiq said: You exceed 144 fps you get hit with VSYNC which causes lag and sluggish feel. Choose the ‘Global Settings’ option in the 3D Settings, then select ‘Vertical sync. Limiting frame rates to 30fps in the NCP is the same as setting Vsync on in game to 30fps. It involves limiting the GPU output software to match the monitor’s maximum refresh rate. In game vsync off. ago. This makes the decoder present frames that "arrive early". Spin in place, and pay attention to the screen as a whole. 7ms and average 100 fps. Motion Blur: OFFNever turn V-sync on if you have a g sync monitor. Image Credit: AMD. - manage 3D settings-> add game-> VSYNC ON-> save. In practice its awful unless you have a crazy graphics card, in which case its likely still awful because you likely have a monitor that makes Vsync awful. Lens Flare: ON. It happens no matter the encoder (HEVC or H264), the resolution, the in game settings, vsync on/off. With only v-sync your monitor can do 60 fps, 30 fps, 15 fps, 10 fps, and so on. My GTA does not like framerates above 60 it seems. There’s a lot of conflicting information about whether Vsync should be turned on if you already have G-Sync turned on. Follow these easy instructions steps to master your control buttons. Enabling or disabling VSync is a simple process. Step 2: Click Manage 3D settings feature. Oh, and while you're there, it's best to expand "Advanced" and set the "Frame rate target control" to 117, as that's three below the Ally's max 120 frames refresh rate, as detailed by the BlurBuster's guide. Of course if you're on Windows 8 or 10 then you will have vsync's input lag regardless of whether you turn it on or off. Ultra-Fast, Tear Free Gaming. If the option "triple-buffering" is available, enable that if you turn v-sync on to help with that. 3GHZ) and the Titan X I only fall under 60fps in crowded. G-Sync is more like a luxury Mercedes, designed for enjoyment and comfort. Vsync is really bad IMO. VSync is a setting that can significantly improve your gaming experience by reducing screen tearing. [quotemsg=12034684,0,1474251]If you are turning on vsync then it will definately give less performence than vsync off. Even in competitive games i lock it, vsyn 144fps on csgo is miles better than vsync off 250fps+, on my monitor with vsync off games just look horrible, very choppy even with freesync enabled. Gives me >90% the frame rates of vsync off and < 10% the page tearing artifacts. If there's adaptive v-sync option visible then G-sync/G-sync compatible is not enabled. Limiting frame rates to 30fps in the NCP is the same as setting Vsync on in game to 30fps. ago. Tearing happens when your remote moonlight display and the stream don’t match. The physics engine tends to completely break down over 60 fps, so ON. G-SYNC + V-SYNC “Off” disables the G-SYNC module’s ability to compensate for sudden frametime variances, meaning, instead of aligning the next frame scan to the next scanout (the process that physically draws each frame, pixel by pixel, left to right, top to bottom on-screen), G-SYNC + V-SYNC “Off” will opt to start the next frame. One is Moonlight - it requires a Nvidia card and GeForce Experience on the server, and the Moonlight App on the client. But turning on VSync on the host adds a lot of latency. On the other hand, if you are facing input lag or a decreased frame rate, turning VSync OFF. No. This ensures that each video frame is displayed on the screen at the correct time without tearing or stuttering. You should also not use VSYNC if you can't mostly sustain 60FPS as it will add STUTTERING (missing frames is like watching a "24FPS" movie with 1/24th frame, then 1/48th second frame so appears as stutter/judder) when you drop below 60FPS (though you can force Adaptive VSYNC. On X11 and once wayland compositors start support tearing, the situation is a bit different and you will get tearing (and. This is usually not a problem, since you can configure. Sunshine and vsync question. Short Description: VSync stands for Vertical synchronization. The results are very good. Vertical synchronization, also known as Vsync, is a display setting that aligns the frame rate of a game or 3D-rendered scene with the refresh rate of a monitor. Select the Intel® user interface used by your system for steps to enable or disable this feature. Run around Akila or New Atlantis and the framerate barely moves its VERY stable at like 78fps. Vsync makes the game smoother by lowering your fps if dips below a threshold. Settings will differ depending on your specific graphics processor, however this four-step procedure is a universal method of accessing your VSync settings. Scroll down to find your connected devices and authorize. I prefer to lower my settings to eliminate tearing. G-Sync is working fine with no VSync and I've got zero screen tearing. The physics engine tends to completely break down over 60 fps, so ON. The other system is Steam Remote Play. So most experienced Moonlight streamers will know to get a stable and smooth stream, the settings needed on the Host PC are; Vsync off, Gsync off, A frame cap of 60 FPS (if the client is displaying at 60Hz), ideally in NVCP or RTSS The host display at the same Hz as the client display so in my case 60Hz. V-Sync acts like a helper to G-Sync while G-Sync is engaged. Now, move to the right window, and under Settings, find Vertical Sync. Meanwhile, your GPU usage should not exceed the aforementioned 98% for lesser. Enhanced Sync only works when your FPS exceeds your monitor’s refresh rate - it reduces tearing when that happens but causes slightly higher latency than turned off (but miles better than using V-Sync to limit FPS) Basically you should only turn it on if you notice tearing when running games above your refresh rate. Click System. Moonlight works perfectly with Gamestream on the PC. Vsync client ON, Frame pacing client ON, Vsync host OFF, Host framerate limit set to 60. Yes, you should turn on Vsync! In your Freesync range it won't do a thing (won't slow down you computer or do shuttering), below and over that range solves tearing the old way. Settings will differ depending on your specific graphics processor, however this four-step procedure is a universal method of accessing your VSync settings. Choose the ‘Global Settings’ option in the 3D Settings, then select ‘Vertical sync. Awesome! JaxsOwn • 2 yr. Borderless Windowed vs Vsync. It manifests as a horizontal split in the displayed frame, so one half of the frame lags behind the other. V-Sync works by delaying delivery of a frame when it is rendered faster than the monitor refresh rate. Activating Vertical Sync is as easy as clicking on “On”, “Off”, or “Adaptive” (if it’s available on your NVIDIA graphics card) and selecting “On”. 0. There is a misconception on how E-sync works. It essentially keeps vsync deactivated unless the frame rate jumps above the refresh rate. The AA in the game is pretty rough in my opinion. GeForce. It does behave like regular vscync server side (and the cons that goes with it). If you want lower-lag behavior, you can use NVCP VSYNC OFF and remove your in-game frame rate cap, but if you care about motion fluidity, you want to use an in-game. I heard some people have screen tearing issues and others don't. And I'm not talking about fps drops, but wildly 58-60 changes, that caused an absolute madness of screen tearing without V-Sync. Do not use the driver control panel limiter, it has input lag. Hi, everyone! I'm looking to find out if there are possible ways of reducing input lag in the games by means other than just simply disabling VSync, mainly, through NVIDIA's Control Panel + NVIDIA Profile Inspector. With Moonlight I get flawless visuals, absolutely crisp, and 1-3ms latency. Before I had the Steam Deck, I used Moonlight and SteamPlay. I'll test with Vsync on and see what happens for me (I run 165hz Gsync with Vsync off) Edit/UPdate: Well something weird in this game. Easy as that. I've tried disabling G-sync, I've tried disabling V-Sync, I've tried limiting monitor refresh to 60, tried limiting game fps via gforce exp, via rtss, via the in. Enabling frame rate cap + enhanced sync will be redundant. So, at the end of the day, the answer to the question of whether Vsync. Step 4: Choose ‘On’ to activate VSync, ‘Off’ to deactivate VSync, or Adaptive(if it’s available on your NVIDIA. This is the whole point of adaptive v-sync. G-Sync + V-Sync caps the frame rate to the monitors refresh. (also VSYNC is off in NVCP) 2 - For the other games, I limit the FPS to 3 frames below the monitor's refresh rate (144hz > 141 FPS limit) and leave VSYNC enabled in. FAST in the NCP will try to give you the highest variable frame rate without tearing. Unlike G-SYNC + V-SYNC “Off,” G-SYNC + V-SYNC “On” allows the G-SYNC module to compensate for sudden frametime variances by adhering to the scanout, which ensures the affected frame scan will complete in the current scanout before the next frame scan and scanout begin. Moonlight can run alongside official Steam Link streaming and other Steam Link apps. Tearing happens when vsync is off regardless of frame rate. Basically, you’ll have three options – Use the 3D application setting, On, and Off. 1 which is compatible with Steam Link firmware 750 and later. Feb 4, 2020. I opened an issue on their github and spoke with the developer quite extensively on discord and we got it working basically flawless using the desktop appimage with some launch options forcing a VDPAU driver. Thank you Karath and ChewToy my master guru. Oh, you're on Radeon, well find something similar to this in Adrenalin, probably "MAX FPS", keep it at 141. Click the Manage 3D Settings link under 3D Settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel. GSYNC is only a tiny bit more lag than ultra-high-framerate VSYNC OFF (e. Matt Feb 15, 2017 @ 11:05pm. Vsync – OFF. This is not something to worry about, but it just depends on personal preference and if it bothers you visually. So my choices were: V-Sync + HDR on = 30ms render time, or 2ms render time with massive tearing without explanation, since the GPU and CPU were at really low usages, so no reason for frame drops. Intel Xe Super Sampling: Auto (Intel Xe seems to give sharper quality than FSR, though slightly less FPS; OK if VSync ON, but if VSync OFF and you want higher FPS can use FSR) Intel XeSS Sharpness: 0. Delivers. Suppose your card can only render 80-100% of the entire scene of the game you're playing in 1/60 second, without vsync, your monitor will display what's available in the VRAM at the moment of the refresh, so you may see up to 20% of the pixels from the last frame, leaving a mismatch in time that looks like tearing, hence the name. Thought everyone knew never to have VSync on. Click Display. Keep vsync off. When I enable vsync in the moonlight options, the mouse doesn't work and it gets stuck to the point where I have to reboot my client machine. g. ago. I think you are confusing the refresh rate of the monitor and the frame rate of your graphics card. Select the Settings cog from the top-right. However, if you're playing a game that runs at pretty much the same frame rate regardless of what's going on, turning Vsync off makes the game more responsive. D3DOverrider I think involved Hilbert Hagedoorn who is also involved in MSI Afterburner. Remember to turn off vsync in the game, and turn on Enhanced Sync either in the Global profile or else in your individual game profile. GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 Ti GAMING OC 8GB GDDR6 CPU: Intel Core i7-8700K 4. I've just set Sunshine and Moonlight up and I'm really impressed with how low the latency is. No stutter with 56 and it had lower latency. In other words - the difference in ms between 60fps and 144fps IS MORE than the one between v-sync on and v-sync off. Turn off the WiFi power management settings in SteamOS. log. Also Gsync/vsync does not feel good lower frames with SLI g-sync alone is better. Mar 30, 2003. To simplify, Vsync will set the framerate to the nearest lower number that will get you even. 2) VSYNC OFF. - In the host encoder settings on the host PC only changed Balanced to Beautiful, turned off all hardware encoders except Intel QuickSync. Overview. When you hit under 60 FPS, Vsync will limit you to only exact fractions of this number, so 30, 20, 15, 10 FPS, etc. Vsync as every technology has grown and today nearly every onboard chip should easily handle vsync without any performance hits or input lag. For this game, keep your monitor at 240Hz with G-SYNC + NVCP V-SYNC "On" + in-game V-SYNC disabled. If using gsync go into nvidia control panel global gsync on vsync on. Microsoft provides similar images in their how-to guide for setting up Xbox Game Streaming (linked above). #3. ; Choose. But you could also have vsync off in the nvcp if you wanted it to tear if it exceeded the monitors refresh rate. Should it drop below that, Vsync is disabled, eliminating buffer latency. Those two options also require a stable internet connection, and the point of a handheld gaming device is to be able to play anywhere offline. But in this case, they only last a few seconds, then they're gone. Unless you have a pretty old monitor (or GPU), you probably freesync. This is what the Nvidia Shield version of the Moonlight app does, though it forces 60 no matter what (which is why I had issues with 59. 0%. vsync is purely to sync frames with your physical monitor, it's of no use when streaming the game to another machine, specifically it will not prevent screen tearing on your client. Only then does it activate Vsync to prevent screen tearing. This means if your card is able to produce approx 55 FPS, Vsync will actually limit you to 30. Follow these easy instructions steps to master your control buttons. That means if your framerate drops to 57 FPS, v-sync forces it all the way down to 30 fps. Adaptive V-SYNC isn't applicable to G-SYNC. Checked iperf across machines and its fine, checked moonlight on screen performance stats, look pretty normal (no packet loss or anything, fps is at a near solid 60fps) The one thing that def helped was switching my TV's picture from mode from standard/cinema to "game optimizer", this brought the screen tearing down some amount. When I enable vsync in the moonlight options, the mouse doesn't work and it gets stuck to the point where I have to reboot my client machine. Let’s say your GPU is capable of producing 144 FPS on your favorite game. The only thing is I sometimes wonder if I'm using it just because I can. For this reason, some gamers prefer to simply leave VSync turned off. 1. FreeSync ON. I personally like to play CS with vsync on because I think it looks smoother than with vsync off. But on my AMD 7900. But turning on VSync on the host adds a lot of latency. This can be distracting and ruin the gaming experience. 2560×1440/V-Sync OFF/Ultra Preset/HD Textures OFF Neon Noir Benchmark (NN) 2560x1440/Ray Tracing Ultra/V-Sync OFF*/Loop ON FSB engages with ALT+TAB from a FSE game launch. As for Adaptive V-SYNC, it is simply standalone double buffer V-SYNC when the framerate is above the refresh rate, and V-SYNC OFF whenever the framerate is within the refresh rate. . Gsync's claim to fame is being able to allow unlimited FPS without screen tearing. AMD cards have a LFC mode (low frame rate compensation) where keeping vSync on helps when falling below minimum refresh rate. The latter solution is better as it enables triple buffering and provides the. I installed the Moonlight client on a Windows laptop I had laying around, and strangely enough, I saw the same frameskips with the vsynctester tool. 40. VSync ON. Step 3: Under the Global Setting tab you should find a list of features. With gsync on, 70~90 FPS can feel smooth as butter, where as with it off it feels "jittery" to me even at the same frames. The best experience is with a GSYNC hardware module, a Freeync monitor might. G-Sync - V-Sync - means G-sync is active up through the monitors refresh, then syncing is disabled. See full list on tomsguide. "This update led to recurring confusion, creating a misconception that G-SYNC and V-SYNC are entirely separate options. Jonathan Cave. Step 1: Type NVIDIA control panel in the search bar and click Enter. Vsync also locks your game at 144 fps (or whatever your monitors framerate is) and causes a very slight latency increase. It’s a graphics technology that synchronizes a game’s fps with the refresh rate of the display panel. Web browser "VSYNC synchronization" tester vsynctester. The vertical synchronization is adjusted here. FPS cap off will make your GPU run at near 100% usage, which means additional input lag. Vsync usually has no affect within Freesync range. Intel® Graphics Command Center (Intel® GCC). Some settings worse the stutter, but none really gets rid of it. Check out blurbusters for gsync input lag tests. Vsync client ON, Frame pacing client ON, Vsync host OFF, Host framerate limit set to 60. All Vsync does is sync your FPS to your monitors refresh rate, thus why it eliminates screen-tearing. 3. I would say G-sync on/v-sync on the best general purpose choice. Reply psimwork. Measurements were based off 60Hz test. So like Forza, because of Vsync I can only select half measures or quarter. If however, you're producing the same or less FPS than your screen can display, turn Vsync OFF! When you hit under 60 FPS, Vsync will limit you to only exact. It uses Vsync whenever your frame rate exceeds your monitor refresh rate, however, then quickly switches it off each time your fps drops below your monitor refresh rate. Both host and client in wired connections. 10. . I have tried to disable background refresh also in Apple TV but still the issue. note: some monitors will need to enable FreeSync/G-Sync in settings, they may not be on by default. VSync might sound technical, but for most gamers, it can help to improve gameplay quality, offering faster and clearer video quality and limiting the number. In essence Triple Buffering causes no input lag when compared to purely VSYNC On. If you have nvidia card you should enable g sync and if you have AMD card you should turn freesync. It will stutter if you use the nVidia control panel Vsync ON + FPS Cap. So the best approach these days is to turn vsync on and gsync on in the nvidia control panel and have games use vsync off. Further explanation. Vertical Synchronization, aka VSync, helps in creating and maintaining stability by synchronizing the image frame rate of your game with the refresh rate of your PC’s display. With G-Sync: Monitor refresh rate is synced to your FPS, causing a smooth image. V-Sync ON Moonlight-1534486464(V-SyncON. G-sync off/on? Or adaptive v-sync with g-sync on, or perhaps normal v-sync. See if it does any good when it comes to fixing the Nvidia Shield TV GameStream / Moonlight not working or lagging issues. V-Sync off will allow for higher FPS than your monitor's refresh rate, but you get tearing when the FPS exceeds it. shows 2/3 of it's screen with some of it out of bound. Click the Manage 3D Settings link under 3D Settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel. 1) DIsable SteamInput to avoid extra lag and bug. However this has nothing to do with latency. 264 encoder at. Tunic: Stutters are totally random and. *Set to ON editing cfg file w/FSB + FRR 60Hz + V-Sync ON: NVCP V-Sync doesn't work on FSB scenario. Anybody know what I can do to alleviate this?It’s called VSync, and it very hard to guess what it actually does and why this option is provided. On the other hand, selecting the first option will set whatever VSync settings you have applied in a certain game. If you have a 144hz screen then use 144fps. Enable "Wait for Vertical Refresh" to "Always on". 940Hz (but going back into Moonlight changes it back to 60Hz). EDIT: Some updates ago, the game was patched to launch with vsync turned on for newer installations of the game. g. 5ms input lag (bug in nvidia drivers with freesync monitor, fixed later) 138 FPS cap, gsync on, vsync on = 20. Then, move to a bright, narrowish room with lots of color (maybe on the blue carpet in the start room of E1M1). In-game turn off vsync. There you have it, all ready. #shorts If you are still wondering if you need to turn on VSYNC or not then this video will give you an idea! - If I was able to help you and you wanted to g. Vertical Sync or VSync is a graphics technology that was developed by GPU manufacturers as a solution for dealing with screen tearing. 5y. Even more so for someone like myself that have played fps games in tourneys and such for a long time. However, it’s still a simple process and all you need are the following instructions: Right-click on your desktop and select AMD Radeon Software. I am using g-sync and v-sync on along with low latency mode ultra and I get a smooth 72-73 capped experience. Also got moonlight vsync and frame pacing on. I get something like 200~300 fps, but I turned off Vysnc and Gsync and I found it better. Open the Nvidia Control Panel by right-clicking the desktop. 0. You will notice a big difference if this is the case. Step 3: Under the Global Setting tab you should find a list of features. 2. Step 3: V-Sync has been mentioned in the Global setting tab, and from the Dropdown menu, Select Force on. Follow these easy instructions steps to master your control buttons. Cap it to 141 fps. However, if the Host monitor and Client device are running at slightly different refresh rates (e.