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*HELP* -- Vertical Sync issues!!!

xWhiteboy55

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I thought I had it, but I didnt. This is ticking me off to no end.

Here's the problem.


I now own a GeForce 6800GT PCI-Express. Now, ever since ive gotten it, (since ive made my new build) ive always had a problem with problems in different games.

here is what I did.

In one of my last posts, I metioned fixing some flickering problems in FFXI. Sure enough, the flickering problems ended due to an answer a person wrote saying that I should turn on my Vertical-Sync settings. So, on my Ge-Force, I turned on the Vertical-Sync from ON from the previously set "Application Controlled". (reason I put it to always on is becuase Final Fantasy XI doesn't have a Vertical-Sync option in there graphic config.

Sure enough, I ran into another problem. The other games I play. My High-FPS First Person shooters. CS:S, Battlefield Vietnam, and UT2004. These, I got low framerates. Why? Becuase (most likely) I turned Vertical Sync to always on from again, the previous "Application Controlled".

I tried toggling the "wait for vertical sync" option in CS:S to "enabled" but it really did not do much.

I have no clue what to do here, this just does not make any sense. I just want it to end, and so I dont have to worry about the garbage anymore with this graphic stuff.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASEEEE HELP!

I really appreciate ANY help you guys give
Thanks,
Matt

:mad:
 
Same games benefit from having VSYNC on and some games are better to leave it off, example first person shooters and multiplayer where FPS is paramount.

The best thing to do is setup profiles for each game so when you start a game it will start up with the correct VSYNC options you want for that game.

You can use the built in profile manager in the ForceWare drivers or use a third party app like nHancer.
 
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