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Nvidia control panel: Vertical sync changes from off to on when rebooting
- Thread starter chaparral
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Yep, same for me.
From the FastSync thread.
Yep and works well for me. One thing I have noticed though is that every time I restart my computer, I then have to go back into the NCP and turn FastSync back on, as it reverts to G-Sync only. Proper annoying, as the NCP takes an age to open as well
From the FastSync thread.
No fastsync here, (980ti) but ive also noticed that since moving to a gsync monitor, the NVCP is much slower at opening and switching between menu's.
I was thinking it was maybe searching through the games & programs that are installed as the reason it was taking so long as you can hear the hard drive going reading...
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Great something else I have to remember to keep turning on!
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Is this a 1080 issue only?
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I use G-Sync and as far as I know enabling it in the Nvidia control panel also enables V-sync.
I turn it off in the game options menu, as I think that's how it's supposed to work?
I turn it off in the game options menu, as I think that's how it's supposed to work?
If you want to stick with just G-Sync, you are doing it correctly but if you have a Pascal GPU, you get the option of FastSync in the Vertical Sync drop down menu, which works really well and if you are playing something with high frames, you get no noticeable lag, tearing or stuttering.