Get Riva Tuner, install it, go to the folder you installed it to, go into Tools, run D3DOverrider.
It'll give you Triple Buffered Vsync in pretty much any game, and is far better than any in game option.
Limiting your FPS won't stop screen tearing, tearing occurs when the frames are out of sync with your screen, mealy limiting the number of frames doesn't stop them being out of sync.
Get Riva Tuner, install it, go to the folder you installed it to, go into Tools, run D3DOverrider.
It'll give you Triple Buffered Vsync in pretty much any game, and is far better than any in game option.
Limiting your FPS won't stop screen tearing, tearing occurs when the frames are out of sync with your screen, mealy limiting the number of frames doesn't stop them being out of sync.
Ive used this in the past to limit dx9 games
http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=323546
The post also talks about the issues said here.
Try the one here (Sims 3 specific): http://www.moreawesomethanyou.com/smf/index.php/topic,15585.0.htmlMy problem is with Sims 3, it doesnt have v-sync option and it will happily use 100% of my gpu. Running max res and every graphic setting as high as it will go and the game still runs at 600 FPS, after few minutes play my temps are over 100c. Thought I would be clever and set all graphic options as low as they would go, crappy game still uses max GPU and MSI overdrive was saying it was running at 1300 FPS![]()