Are you using vsync?
Are you using vsync?
Kayden Turner
Samuel Morris
hell no. input lag is for chumps.
Ryan Reyes
I used to always turn it off but idk sometimes I just don't want my screen to look fucked up whenever I move my mouse too fast.
Parker Fisher
Never
Parker Gomez
Depends on what game I'm playing. If it's reaction intensive I'll turn it off, but otherwise there's no reason not to use it.
Benjamin Campbell
No I use G-sync because I'm not a fucking turd burglar
Nolan Jones
yeah I don't play multiplayer games so why the fuck wouldn't I? I also use a controller when I feel like it too, problem?
Ryan Walker
freesync here
Daniel Reed
yes
Angel Johnson
>hurr he's using Vsync, what a retard
SO WHAT IF I DO IT YA LOUSY CUNT, I'LL PUNCH YA FACE
Kevin Hernandez
You have to be blind to not use it.
Ian Green
vsync is a must for CEMU otherwise you get very bad screen tearing even at 30FPS
William Clark
Poorfag here.
Are you supposed to use VSync and Freesync at the same time or what?
Mason Kelly
Do people care about tearing this little or am I doing something wrong that makes my screen tear like crazy when vsync is off?
Caleb Gutierrez
i think you're supposed to turn off vsync per game options, and turn on freesync in general graphics options
Hudson Sullivan
If Freesync is like G sync, no
Caleb Richardson
Why is everyone saying that vsync is bad?
Gavin Nelson
Input lag, fucks with framerates, etc.
Lincoln Robinson
it heavily depends on the game. you don't want to use vsync in a esports shooter or MOBA because it increases input lag in a highly competitive multiplayer environment. but if you're emulating zelda or playing sekiro then it doesn't fucking matter
Carter Cook
i turn on vsync because i don't like frame tearing
Jaxson Roberts
It's not like I'm a fucking pro player , I rather have no screen tearing and a few more ms of input lag
Jace Reyes
I have g-sync. I have no reason to use v-sync.
Ayden Kelly
currently playin’: Saints Row 2 on 360
v-sync on/off: lol without it is brutal
Dylan Gomez
>has to be on for vr
>disable it for everything else
Noah Murphy
I'm wondering the same. What's frustrating is I've been playing console since I'm a child and I can't remember if games used to have tearing or input lag. But now on pc I also have crazy tearing. I've waited for years to gather enough money for a gsync monitor only now you can use freesync with nvidia cards.
Gavin Murphy
some console games have tearing too. if you ever played saints row 1 on xbox 360 that game had a fuck ton of screen tearing.
Michael Jenkins
only when playing more >casual stuff with a controller, i can't bear the input lag when using mouse
Brandon Hughes
Yes, i don't know what it does, what does it do?
Charles Richardson
Borderless window if I can, or just freesync
Nathan Garcia
where is the benis?
Christian Adams
Synchronizes the fps with your monitor's refresh rate (60 Hz monitor=60 fps). Only turn it on if you experience 'screen-tearing' since it'll cap your fps most of the time.
Ryan Gutierrez
only when i get screen tearing
Mason Stewart
just a reminder that you can still get screentearing below your monitor's refresh rate if the game/application is that bad.
Julian Hughes
I don't know what vsync is
so i just leave it whatever its default setting is
Isaac Green
hating on vsync is boomer tier whining, things have improved since CS 1.6
Ethan Lewis
Generally no unless I notice screen tearing that bothers me, otherwise there is literally no point.
Depends on the game really.
Evan Martin
the hell are you talking about? vsync's impact on input delay still varies drastically on a game by game basis, as it always has. it hasn't universally improved.
Samuel Jones
nah