do you suffer VSync 'vertical synchronization' screen tearing using your 360 ?

At the moment I'm using a samsung 42"100 htz plasma HDTV whilst playing 360 games, but certain F.P.S titles like 'Bad company' suffer from vertical synchronization tearing..

Are there special codes, better leads or connections I need to double check that will eliminate this problem whilst using my 360?

Or is it something I just have to put up with whilst playing certain xbox 360 F.P.S titles ?

After reading info on the net about VSync P.C problems, monitor refreshing, refresh rates, resolutions ect.. I was wondering if other xbox360 gamers suffer the same problems whilst playing certain xbox360 F.P.S titles.. If so, 'What games do you have this problem with ?' was you able to rectify the situation ?

Unfortunately it has nothing to with the display hardware. It's completely up to the game itself to manage synchronization with the vertical refresh in order to avoid tearing. Many 360 games do enable vertical sync and lock at 30fps, which avoids tearing but it also means that if the framerate dips below 30fps you go down to 20 or 15 which is rather jarring. Some games will keep VSYNC on when they're above 30 fps, and then turn it off when it dips below so you get a bit of tearing.

Unfortunately it has nothing to with the display hardware. It's completely up to the game itself to manage synchronization with the vertical refresh in order to avoid tearing. Many 360 games do enable vertical sync and lock at 30fps, which avoids tearing but it also means that if the framerate dips below 30fps you go down to 20 or 15 which is rather jarring. Some games will keep VSYNC on when they're above 30 fps, and then turn it off when it dips below so you get a bit of tearing.

Teufelhuhn

My friend said this happened to him and he said he changed the cable to HDMI and changed settings from xbox 360 and it was fine.