Will Gears 3 suffer from screen tearing like 1&2?

I have the first gears on PC so no tearing on that. But gears 2 i dont remember be bothered by screen tearing.

If the game is as fun as the first screen tearing won't bother me.The_RedLion

That is the complete wrong attitude for system wars sir! Fun has nothing to do with it...if a game is an exclusive everyone that does not own that system will nitpick it to pieces. Please get your mind right before coming back in here!

Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

I swear after the delay they better get it right, smooth framerate with ZERO screen tearing. How can Epic be so incompetent? It's not like they don't have the money and resources, I just think they say,"hey, who cares, xbox gamers won't notice or care." Well, I won't be buying that crap if it's screen tear mcgear like the last two. It's a freakin shame too because they are really fun games but I just won't tolerate screen tearing.HardGames420

I'm pretty sure neither had screen tearing. but the infrequent framerate dip was there/

Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

johny300

startin' trouble. :P

I'd rather they fix the shotgun. Bring the speed of the first back into the third.

Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

johny300

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Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

The_RedLion

it had 0 screen tearing.

not true at all, more than half of console games have v - sync on.

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Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

theuncharted34

startin' trouble. :P

:twisted: uncharted also ran at constant 30fps.

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Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

johny300

startin' trouble. :P

:twisted: uncharted also ran at constant 30fps.

it sure did. it sure did 8)

but drakes fortune had a hell of a lotta tearing :P

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Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

The_RedLion

I think you're thinking of UC1. That had horrible screen tear.

I've never seen even a hint of screen tear in UC2.

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[QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

startin' trouble. :P

theuncharted34

:twisted: uncharted also ran at constant 30fps.

it sure did. it sure did 8)

but drakes fortune had a hell of a lotta tearing :P

True true :P.

If the game is as fun as the first screen tearing won't bother me.The_RedLion

Why does it matter? I hardly ever use v-sync in my games anyways. I'd rather have screen tearing than bad framerate dips.

it had 0 screen tearing.

not true at all, more than half of console games have v - sync on.

theuncharted34

And you think that v sync magically makes tearing disappear? I'm afraid that's not how it works.

Having v-sync and doing v-sync right are two very different things. That's the reason why so many games have that problem so often.

How ill you know if it has screen tearing unless you buy it first?

[QUOTE="theuncharted34"]It had.Most console games suffer from screen tearing. Most of the times goes unnoticed, but it's still there.The_RedLion

it had 0 screen tearing.

not true at all, more than half of console games have v - sync on.

And you think that v sync magically makes tearing disappear? I'm afraid that's not how it works.

Having v-sync and doing v-sync right are two very different things. That's the reason why so many games have that problem so often.

even if a game has a double buffer v sync on you won't notice the tearing, and that's what the majority of the console games use (if they use v sync)

if they use a tripple buffered v sync ( like uncharted 2 ) there's no tearing.

again, if a game has consistent and noticeable tearing then they don't use v sync at all.

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[QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

it had 0 screen tearing.

not true at all, more than half of console games have v - sync on.

theuncharted34

And you think that v sync magically makes tearing disappear? I'm afraid that's not how it works.

Having v-sync and doing v-sync right are two very different things. That's the reason why so many games have that problem so often.

even if a game has a double buffer v sync on you won't notice the tearing, and that's what the majority of the console games use (if they use v sync)

if they use a tripple buffered v sync ( like uncharted 2 ) there's no tearing.

again, if a game has consistent and noticeable tearing then they don't use v sync at all.

It's not about it being noticeable, as I said, it's mostly unnoticed. But it's still there, and very often.

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[QUOTE="The_RedLion"]

And you think that v sync magically makes tearing disappear? I'm afraid that's not how it works.

Having v-sync and doing v-sync right are two very different things. That's the reason why so many games have that problem so often.

The_RedLion

even if a game has a double buffer v sync on you won't notice the tearing, and that's what the majority of the console games use (if they use v sync)

if they use a tripple buffered v sync ( like uncharted 2 ) there's no tearing.

again, if a game has consistent and noticeable tearing then they don't use v sync at all.

It's not about it being noticeable, as I said, it's mostly unnoticed. But it's still there, and very often.

well, yes i agree. but being unnoticeable means it doesn't really matter.

and again there are a few console games that don't have any whatsoever.

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Uncharted 2 had no tearing.

The_RedLion

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[QUOTE="theuncharted34"]

even if a game has a double buffer v sync on you won't notice the tearing, and that's what the majority of the console games use (if they use v sync)

if they use a tripple buffered v sync ( like uncharted 2 ) there's no tearing.

again, if a game has consistent and noticeable tearing then they don't use v sync at all.

It's not about it being noticeable, as I said, it's mostly unnoticed. But it's still there, and very often.

well, yes i agree. but being unnoticeable means it doesn't really matter.

and again there are a few console games that don't have any whatsoever.

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It's not about it being noticeable, as I said, it's mostly unnoticed. But it's still there, and very often.

The_RedLion

well, yes i agree. but being unnoticeable means it doesn't really matter.

and again there are a few console games that don't have any whatsoever.

no i guess not :P

I gave both Gears game and theres no tearing at all.Magik85

I swear after the delay they better get it right, smooth framerate with ZERO screen tearing. How can Epic be so incompetent? It's not like they don't have the money and resources, I just think they say,"hey, who cares, xbox gamers won't notice or care." Well, I won't be buying that crap if it's screen tear mcgear like the last two. It's a freakin shame too because they are really fun games but I just won't tolerate screen tearing.HardGames420

Even if i could run at game at 1080p with v sync on 60 hz meaning 60 fps locked, id rather turn off v sync and render like 120 fps with screen tearing.bamboomahah

screen tearing? tc, i don't think you were playing the same gears of war as everyone else in this thread. :lol:

Back to the grave zombie thread. And on top of that, it was a troll thread?