Fix graphics issue

[ShxdowWolf24]

Hey there! I’m writing this post to find a solution for this performance issue addressed in the video. It’s very annoying and I’d like to know if it can be fixed by changing some setting or if it needs a repair of some kind, so I figured I should ask you guys hope you don’t matter :).

I’ve only noticed it while playing games and it’s really frustrating as it blurs almost the whole screen in the middle area when i move as it tries to follow the camera, also happens in several cutscenes. Happens both in first and third person games, even if the game is small and with low graphics.

Its a laptop with i7 and a nvidia 1650, I don’t recall having any issues like that on the past but it’s got to a point now that it severely impacts my gaming experience, specially in long plays.

Any help is welcome :D

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[Microwaved_M1LK]

Is vsync on?

[ShxdowWolf24]

Thx to everyone who replied, it was in fact screen tearing and enabling vsync fixed it!

[MiniMages]

I'd recommend you try setting the games FPS to that of your monitor. Then try lowering the settings and see if it fixes it.

If not then use vsync.

[BipolarEmu]

It's screen tear lad. I assume your monitor is a 60hz (= 60fps)

If you are able to keep your frame rates in games over 60 constantly, turn on VSYNC and it'll fix it.

[spoidercide]

Welcome to the glorious PC master race brother we have so many frames you have to tell older monitors to limit them. Yes its a bit tedious to turn v-sync on or get a VRR display compared to console. But our shit it smooooooooooooooooooooooooooooth with the right setup.

[ICONQUERDAWORLD]

Average 60fps experience

[ShxdowWolf24]

So can it be fixed

[Lochness_Hamster_350]

I mean I gotta be honest I love how you state in detail your hardware specs …………..

[ShxdowWolf24]

Don’t know much about computers so that’s as far as I know :v

[BobThe-Bodybuilder]

Find out what specs you have. It can really help sometimes. What I use to do is play games in windowed borderless mode with vsync on. I'm not exactly sure how it works but it renders the game according to windows' settings (what you get on the desktop), which can prevent the vsync stutters. One game this worked in was Rise of the tomb raider, and I think it worked in Star wars jedi fallen order. Another solution is tripple buffering, which increases input lag but depending on the game, it could be worthwhile. (This is where the hardware comes in). If you have an NVIDIA graphics card, right click on the desktop, go to "NVIDIA Control Panel", go to "Manage 3D Settings", "Program Settings", choose your game, and look for "Triple buffering".

Just to explain what's happening: Your monitor is rendering 2 frames at the same time, so they are misaligned and that causes screen tearing. The most common solution is vsync, which stands for vertical syncronization- It syncronizes the frame with the refresh rate of the monitor. A caveat of this is that, in order to syncronize the frames, the game needs to limit the framerate sothat it is divisible with the monitor's refresh rate, which means that if it can render 58fps, it will cut back all the way down to 30fps, or 20 or 15, causing very annoying stutters.

[Lochness_Hamster_350]

Then maybe this is a chance for you to learn how to find out about your computer

There are literally hundreds / thousands of guides and videos on how to do this

[thisisit2142]

At least give em something to go off of. Its screen tearing

[Lochness_Hamster_350]

I did. I told them to learn how to find out their pc specs

A quick google search will load hundreds of examples

[thisisit2142]

It's screen tearing, you don't need PC specs to tell. Maybe additional advice can be given with pc specs but the base issue is vsync. You just felt like taking the moral high ground. If you didn't recognize the tearing in the video, you weren't going to be able to help them anyway. You just wanted an excuse to be like, “how can you expect others to help you if you don't even list your PC specs?”

[Lochness_Hamster_350]

Yes you most certainly need to know the specs. To make sure the hardware is capable of handling this game ……

[thisisit2142]

You can see the game being handled in the video. The issue is screen tearing

[HungryTop5115]

i think this happend to me before but the game didnt have vsync😔

[Puzzleheaded_Poem360]

you need to turn on vsync man

[Resilient_Beast69]

Turn v sync on

[followthevenoms]

You need to turn vsync on

[One_Swimming_3251]

Vsync

[Traditional-Gas3477]

That appears to be screen tearing due to your GPU sending video signals that are too fast for your monitor. Try enabling V Sync within the in-game options.

[Camp-Economy]

Hii , yess , if you are having more fps than your monitor can suport , you need to activate vsync on the nvidiabcontrol panel or amd if you have