No you do need vsync no matter what the refresh rate. I had a 100hz CRT monitor and I still needed vsync on it.
Gambler_3
So it would lock the frame rate at 60Hz anyway? I couldn't make it so that it locks at 120 could it?
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[QUOTE="Gambler_3"]
No you do need vsync no matter what the refresh rate. I had a 100hz CRT monitor and I still needed vsync on it.
BPoole96
So it would lock the frame rate at 60Hz anyway? I couldn't make it so that it locks at 120 could it?
Well if your GPU is giving 120+FPS then it will lock at 120 for sure. I was just saying that you still do need vsync.[QUOTE="BPoole96"]
[QUOTE="Gambler_3"]
No you do need vsync no matter what the refresh rate. I had a 100hz CRT monitor and I still needed vsync on it.
Gambler_3
So it would lock the frame rate at 60Hz anyway? I couldn't make it so that it locks at 120 could it?
Well if your GPU is giving 120+FPS then it will lock at 120 for sure. I was just saying that you still do need vsync.Hmm, maybe it wouldn't be worth it for me then. I have 2 OC'd 6950s in Crossfire and without V Sync can usually get 90-100 frames per second on most games (some I get a lot more though. Maybe in a few years when I upgrade my GPUs I'll look into a 120Hz monitorI suppose with triple buffering you will be able to retain 90-100FPS with vsync and it wouldnt lock itself to 60FPS.Hmm, maybe it wouldn't be worth it for me then. I have 2 OC'd 6950s in Crossfire and without V Sync can usually get 90-100 frames per second on most games (some I get a lot more though. Maybe in a few years when I upgrade my GPUs I'll look into a 120Hz monitor
BPoole96
I personally cannot stand the viewing angles and screen uniformity of these 120Hz screens. I am waiting for new display tech to make some breakthrough, till then I am happy with my 60Hz IPS monitor.
I suppose with triple buffering you will be able to retain 90-100FPS with vsync and it wouldnt lock itself to 60FPS.[QUOTE="BPoole96"]
Hmm, maybe it wouldn't be worth it for me then. I have 2 OC'd 6950s in Crossfire and without V Sync can usually get 90-100 frames per second on most games (some I get a lot more though. Maybe in a few years when I upgrade my GPUs I'll look into a 120Hz monitor
Gambler_3
I personally cannot stand the viewing angles and screen uniformity of these 120Hz screens. I am waiting for new display tech to make some breakthrough, till then I am happy with my 60Hz IPS monitor.
I might test my PC on my TV since my TV is 240Hz to see how that is. I'm curious if I notice a difference in picture quality (I am aware of the advantages monitors have over TVs for gaming though)
I currently have an Asus VW246H 1080p monitor that I have been more than happy with but I have wanted to play at a higher frame rate. It seems silly to me to be able to run games over 100FPS but constantly having to lock them at 60
ehhh you guys should not enable vsync it causes input lag, and it's very noticible. some say triple buffering reduces input lag, I think it makes it worse.
Also there is n ovisual difference with vsync on or off at 120hz, i duno wat ur talking about
ehhh you guys should not enable vsync it causes input lag, and it's very noticible. some say triple buffering reduces input lag, I think it makes it worse.
Also there is n ovisual difference with vsync on or off at 120hz, i duno wat ur talking about
JigglyWiggly_
So if I am running a game at between 80-100FPS on a 120HZ monitor, I still won't get any screen tearing? I just need to make sure because screen tearing really bothers me
I can't really answer that because I am not sure if screen tearing will always happen if you are not in multiple fps of your monitors refresh rate(but up to a certain point it won't be noticible probably around 100+fps)
It still looks fairly smoother 80-100fps, although when you are at 120+fps it's def smoother. When I play tribes ascend sometimes I dip to 100fps but I can't really tell.
Do note 80fps looks tremendously better than 80fps on a 60hz monitor.
All that Vsync got me really confused, I never turn that thing on. Like everybody said there is noticeble screen tearing when I activate that thing. Anywho, I think I will order the BenQ in the next couple of weeks, wait for a few pay checks to come in first.ehhh you guys should not enable vsync it causes input lag, and it's very noticible. some say triple buffering reduces input lag, I think it makes it worse.
Also there is n ovisual difference with vsync on or off at 120hz, i duno wat ur talking about
JigglyWiggly_
[QUOTE="JigglyWiggly_"]All that Vsync got me really confused, I never turn that thing on. Like everybody said there is noticeble screen tearing when I activate that thing. Anywho, I think I will order the BenQ in the next couple of weeks, wait for a few pay checks to come in first.ehhh you guys should not enable vsync it causes input lag, and it's very noticible. some say triple buffering reduces input lag, I think it makes it worse.
Also there is n ovisual difference with vsync on or off at 120hz, i duno wat ur talking about
jack00
Vsync doesn't cause screen tearing, it gets rid of it completely by locking your frame rate
I don't know what everyone is talking about vsync and it causing screen tearing and lag. I have a Dell U2410 and always enable vsync in games. Without it my screen tears and becomes choppy. With it enabled, it smoothes everything out and completely eliminates the tearing. Also, I have not once experience any sort of lag because of it and I've been gaming with it on for years. I use a 5870 by the way with all settings maxed out.
that's because you are not a gamerI don't know what everyone is talking about vsync and it causing screen tearing and lag. I have a Dell U2410 and always enable vsync in games. Without it my screen tears and becomes choppy. With it enabled, it smoothes everything out and completely eliminates the tearing. Also, I have not once experience any sort of lag because of it and I've been gaming with it on for years. I use a 5870 by the way with all settings maxed out.
Ghost_702
it's as simple as that
when i say gamer i mean fps
vsync's input lag is totally not acceptable to me, it feels like poop
to jack as to why you can't find them I am not sure. I have found difficulty finding a lot of 120hz monitors, even my asus.
I never use vsync. Most of my games don't tear. I remember far cry 2 did, but i'd rather have 80fps and occasional tearing than lower than 60fps with input lag.
enable vsync, you will notice it's quite a lot smoother. That's pretty much what almost 120hz looks like w/o vsync.I never use vsync. Most of my games don't tear. I remember far cry 2 did, but i'd rather have 80fps and occasional tearing than lower than 60fps with input lag.
kraken2109
[QUOTE="kraken2109"]enable vsync, you will notice it's quite a lot smoother. That's pretty much what almost 120hz looks like w/o vsync. I don't want input lag and under 60fps. 90% of the games i play don't tear anyway since they either run around 60fps or under, or way over 100 so it's too fast to notice.I never use vsync. Most of my games don't tear. I remember far cry 2 did, but i'd rather have 80fps and occasional tearing than lower than 60fps with input lag.
JigglyWiggly_
[QUOTE="JigglyWiggly_"][QUOTE="kraken2109"]enable vsync, you will notice it's quite a lot smoother. That's pretty much what almost 120hz looks like w/o vsync. I don't want input lag and under 60fps. 90% of the games i play don't tear anyway since they either run around 60fps or under, or way over 100 so it's too fast to notice.i mean enable it for 2 minutesI never use vsync. Most of my games don't tear. I remember far cry 2 did, but i'd rather have 80fps and occasional tearing than lower than 60fps with input lag.
kraken2109
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