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I don't know what you mean by that ,
but my first SVCD´s attempts was desynched that's why i choose im desynched ,
lol like i am right now...jeje ,synch gsmoke synch.
v synch usually means vertical sync which stops you games screen from tearing skipping some frames to make you game look smoother by syncing the framerate with your desktops refresh rate.
disabling this can greatly increase you game speed and usually with very little side effects
squee666 Wrote:v synch usually means vertical sync which stops you games screen from tearing skipping some frames to make you game look smoother by syncing the framerate with your desktops refresh rate.
disabling this can greatly increase you game speed and usually with very little side effects
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Thankings You.
someone please explain whot the difference is,..
squee666 Wrote:v synch usually means vertical sync which stops you games screen from tearing skipping some frames to make you game look smoother by syncing the framerate with your desktops refresh rate.
disabling this can greatly increase you game speed and usually with very little side effects
Senseito Sakura Wrote:squee666 Wrote:v synch usually means vertical sync which stops you games screen from tearing skipping some frames to make you game look smoother by syncing the framerate with your desktops refresh rate.
disabling this can greatly increase you game speed and usually with very little side effects
thanks squee!
totaly missed that,. sorry,. so its only for games,.!?
well i have had no probs with Vsync,. so i say yes,. on! ;p
Some people find the screen tearing very noticeable, which is why they have VSynch on.
Typically, screen tearing becomes more noticeable if you're computer is rendering frames too fast.
From memory, VSynch lowers your framerate to synch with the monitor.
vsync tearing is more apparent in case of CGI movies and cutscenes that randomly popup. hardly noticeable if you're running a medium paced game. It is also more apparent when using high resolutions with greatest level of detail.