Tearing in games, mainly first person shooters and other games where the camera is moving fast drives me nuts, I love playing games on my computer but I can't seem to get rid of it, even 3d mark 2000 does it.
What causes this? Is it just a thing with computer games that there is no way to get rid of it and it just needs to be accepted?
It may be videocards that cause it but I dont know for sure.
I wonder if the GeForce 4 TI4600 does it?
It would be worth buying one if it would get rid of this damn tearing.
I really dont think it is just my computer, I have seen many PCs do this, infact, every PC I have ever seen playing a FPS game tears.
Can anyone offer any info on this subject please?
Here is my system specs.
Shutte AK35GTR mobo
256 MB PC2100 Corsair
AMD XP 1700+ @ 1467mhz
nVidia (Visiontek) GeForce 2 TI 64 MB DDR
Windows 2000 SP2
DX8.1
23.12 drivers
Vsync is on auto (I have tried all different settings with this)
Here is a big question,
Is it commonly known and accepted that PC games do this?
Or is there a way to stop the tearing?
What causes this? Is it just a thing with computer games that there is no way to get rid of it and it just needs to be accepted?
It may be videocards that cause it but I dont know for sure.
I wonder if the GeForce 4 TI4600 does it?
It would be worth buying one if it would get rid of this damn tearing.
I really dont think it is just my computer, I have seen many PCs do this, infact, every PC I have ever seen playing a FPS game tears.
Can anyone offer any info on this subject please?
Here is my system specs.
Shutte AK35GTR mobo
256 MB PC2100 Corsair
AMD XP 1700+ @ 1467mhz
nVidia (Visiontek) GeForce 2 TI 64 MB DDR
Windows 2000 SP2
DX8.1
23.12 drivers
Vsync is on auto (I have tried all different settings with this)
Here is a big question,
Is it commonly known and accepted that PC games do this?
Or is there a way to stop the tearing?