Been pulling my hair for the past couple of hours trying to fix this... The problem I have is, when v-synch is enabled in a game I get a split second sutter/jerk every 2-3 seconds of motion. The jerking is rhythmic, and effects every game I have tried on Windows 7 - ranging from old titles such a NOLF2 to new games such as L4D2 and Burnout paradise. If I disable v-synch, the problem goes away, but then I get a lot of tearing...
This occurs on various driver revisions .8x series up to the .95 newest release... I have also tried every option in the n-vidia control panel to fix it... E.g thread optimisation, triple buffering, multiple/single display gpu configuration... No change whatsoever!
However, if I boot back into XP64 the problem is not longer there (I've tried replicating it using different driver revisions, settings etc...). So, it must be something to do with Windows 7, or Nvidia's driver for it. I suspect it is linked to the 59hz "bug" in Windows 7... Can anyone shred some light onto how to fix this?
Thanks,
Dawson
Specs
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Intel i5 750
4gb RAM
GTX 260 GPU
This occurs on various driver revisions .8x series up to the .95 newest release... I have also tried every option in the n-vidia control panel to fix it... E.g thread optimisation, triple buffering, multiple/single display gpu configuration... No change whatsoever!
However, if I boot back into XP64 the problem is not longer there (I've tried replicating it using different driver revisions, settings etc...). So, it must be something to do with Windows 7, or Nvidia's driver for it. I suspect it is linked to the 59hz "bug" in Windows 7... Can anyone shred some light onto how to fix this?
Thanks,
Dawson
Specs
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Intel i5 750
4gb RAM
GTX 260 GPU
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