Definitely not a result I expected to see, but this has kinda pushed me over the edge to maybe just trying the default control panel settings with V-Sync on in-game. I tested this back to back a couple times with the same result. With the in-game V-Sync FULL way instead, my FPS were low 50s instead and the microstutter smoothed right out. Now, interestingly the Full V-Sync mode in-game does appear to cap the game to 60 FPS I noticed, but for this section that's not relevant as framerates tanked down to the low 40s on this overlook with the control panel v-sync ON way. So, I reproduced this using a quick save then swapped between the two modes. This does not happen if I use G-Sync ON + In-game V-Sync FULL with Control Panel V-Sync set to "Let the 3D app decice". I'm basically maxing out the game, but using DLSS in Quality mode (1440p monitor resolution).Īnyway, I'm at the part of the game where you get the crossbow and I noticed when I overlook a particular area of the game/the forest that the FPS tanks and the game microstutters hard. I was using G-Sync ON + Control Panel V-Sync ON + FPS limit of 140 on my 144 Hz panel (though I never get close to reaching that as the game is quite heavy and I want that sweet raytraced quality). I noticed with G-Sync the title was microstuttering quite a lot on my rig (3900X + 2080 S + 32 GB 2933 MHz RAM + NVMe SSD). Any other ideas for solutions? I want to say that maybe the VSync is working regardless of what the FPS meter says, but the option being grey makes me think differently.UPDATE: I've reproduced something very interesting in Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition (DX12 / Requires raytracing hardware to play the enhanced version, that one).
Has anyone else experienced something like this? I know it's not super dangerous but I'd like to avoid reinstalling my graphics driver unless as a last resort. Restarting my PC and game didn't help either. After I noticed the problem I tried updating my driver but that didn't change anything. I did not recently update my graphics driver. At home I have a 240 Hz external monitor that I plug into, but I've never had problems with the VSync when switching back and forth until now. I take my computer from home to my university in my commute. When I capped my framerate in the control panel, the screen started tearing.
The framerate in game exceeds my laptop monitor refresh rate of 60 Hz.Įverything I changed, be it the game settings, config.blk, or NVIDIA control panel, didn't fix the issue. It was working fine not one day ago, but now I discover that the setting is greyed out and doesn't seem to work.
Hey all, I'm having difficulty with the VSync option.
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