It’s the same story every year even more so after Frostbite upgrade. For AMD users looking for a quasi-solution here is what i found out and has been working for me. Seems the tearing happens when you cap the framerate in-game. Tested 120, 144 fps cap and both cause tearing with DXVK2.3. Disabling the framerate cap in-game removes all the tearing issues.Super strange. If you notice same old thing you try to tell the developer the problem with the game and nothing is done.
240 FPS – Manageable only by the fastest 240 Hz monitors, 240 FPS is as high as modern-day displays can go. Most games should automatically launch on the more powerful GPU. Enabling VSYNC depends on your computer’s operating system and graphics card. In general, you’ll need to go into your graphics card’s settings and enable it from there. You may also need to enable it in individual applications like games.
If supported by the graphics controller,turning off Vsynceliminates this delay and provides the highest frame rate. And to me subjectively it feels more responsive, and I think the reason for this is that at least for me, my brain can interpolate very well what it happening, sub-refresh. While most modern games support VSYNC, not all of them do. Additionally, some older games may have compatibility issues with newer graphics cards or monitors that support adaptive sync technologies. There will be less delay between each individual frame and therefore less input lag. You can understand this by comparing it to frame rate in films or games.
If a film is shot at 24 frames per second, then the source content only shows 24 different images per second. Similarly, a display with a display rate of 60Hz shows 60 “frames” per second. With Vertical Synchronization (VSynch), only whole images are displayed on-screen. One way to reduce input lag when using VSYNC is to enable “triple buffering” if your graphics card supports it. This essentially adds an extra buffer between your graphics card and monitor, which can help reduce the delay between when you move your mouse or press a key and when the action appears onscreen.
Adaptive Sync does a better job of streamlining visual performance without any stuttering or tearing. However, once the frame rate exceeds the monitor’s refresh rate, the chances of the game producing video artifacts increases — usually in the form of screen tearing. Likewise, when fps drop below the refresh rate, the game experiences input lag and stutter. With double buffering (and Vsync enabled), 3-D games must wait until the next vertical retrace before they can start rendering the next frame. If you really want the smoothness of v-sync at your full refresh rate, then maybe lower your graphics settings a bit. This can keep instantaneous framerate from dipping in some cases, but will (even with double buffering and vsync disabled) add lag and input latency.
Yes, enabling VSYNC can reduce your computer’s performance by limiting its frame rate. This can be especially noticeable in graphically intensive applications like games. However, some modern graphics cards and monitors have adaptive sync technologies like G-Sync and FreeSync that can mitigate these issues.
Totally depends on your rig and your tolerance for screen tearing vs input lag. If you've got a beast of a PC that's spitting out frames way above your monitor's refresh rate, turning on VSync might help smooth things out by syncing the game's FPS to your monitor. But beware, it can also introduce some input lag.
Every year the game is unplayable for first few weeks, pretty annoying. I tested to downgrade with “sudo dnf downgrade akmod-nvidia” but it could tera vertical sync only downgrade one version and it didnt help. I tested to “sudo dnf remove akmod-nvidia” and then do system update through “Software”; it didnt help. If anyone else has reliable repro steps, please help to share it along with bug reprot and repro video.Thanks in advance.
It adjusts the screen’s refresh rate to synchronize with the game’s frame rate. By building it into special graphics cards and monitors, though, AMD aims to facilitate smoother communication between the computer’s components. It is important to note that screen tearing does no damage to a display or graphics card. In the event that your game comes to a graphically intense moment and the frame rate drops below your monitor’s refresh rate VSync will attempt to match that sudden change. Instead of being a seamless transition, VSync delivers an even bigger drop in frame rate, leaving you with increased visual and performance lag.
Decided to go through task manager and change the priority of the game executable to “below normal” and do a few more races. Rio in daylight was playable but full of stutters, Spa in the rain was an unplayable stutter fest and so on. Decided to change the priority of the game to the lowest setting possible (low I think it was) via the task manager details menu…HOLY COW! Played a 6 lap race on Rio full with 16 cars and not a single stutter! Proceeded to play Brands, Spa and Yas with the same result. The only time I can get it to drop under 60FPS is on Spa in the rain and 8xMSAA, so I just turn it down to 4xMSAA and it is perfectly playable and looks the same in motion.
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Get the latest drivers from NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel, depending on what graphics hardware your PC has inside. Community Manager, we all know you are trying to engage and keep the community responsive. But, don’t give absurd responses, go speak to your devs and testers and ask them whytf they released the game without proper UAT and Environment Testing for PC.
AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution (FSR)1 uses cutting-edge open upscaling and advanced frame generation technologies to help boost your frame rates in supported games2 and deliver amazing high-quality, high-performance gaming on virtually any hardware.
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