No it doesn't. It's very old
Sure, monitor is Philips BDM4065UC
Spec sheet - https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/cd481e
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Screen tearing, tried a lot of combo's, still no luck!
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Sure, monitor is Philips BDM4065UC
Spec sheet - https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/cd481e
Thank you
I'll give it a go thanks
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I'll give it a go thanks
Also you can limit the frames to 60 in the game if it has a frame rate limit
Yeah I have tried that too, doesn't seem to do much to be honest
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What's going on ? ..... Buys a grand GPU and is running a 60hz monitor
Upgrade monitor please or the kitty gets it
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unless im mistaken which can sometimes happen
looks like your display could do 80 Hz so you should beable to run at that refresh rate. maybe someone else can check the link.Haha, I switch between my 4k/60hz monitor, 1080p/165hz monitor and my 4k/60hz 100 inch projector setup
I am looking at new monitors, but there's so many!
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I've never even looked at it to be honest!unless im mistaken which can sometimes happen
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maybe try locking framerate to 80 with or without vsync.
Ooof… no adaptive sync…
Well, as suggested, if you are limiting the max frame rate in NVidia Control Panel to 57fps (there is a setting for you to specify this) then also force vertical sync on in NVCP, I would have thought this would help against screen tearing.
You can still experiment with adaptive sync on your 1080p monitor… assuming at least that has an adaptive sync setting.
… perhaps treating yourself to a new delicious monitor may be something to consider
Well, as suggested, if you are limiting the max frame rate in NVidia Control Panel to 57fps (there is a setting for you to specify this) then also force vertical sync on in NVCP, I would have thought this would help against screen tearing.
You can still experiment with adaptive sync on your 1080p monitor… assuming at least that has an adaptive sync setting.
… perhaps treating yourself to a new delicious monitor may be something to consider
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I'll give it a go!
I haven't tried limiting the frame rate in NVCP yet! I will do it later.Ooof… no adaptive sync…
Well, as suggested, if you are limiting the max frame rate in NVidia Control Panel to 57fps (there is a setting for you to specify this) then also force vertical sync on in NVCP, I would have thought this would help against screen tearing.
You can still experiment with adaptive sync on your 1080p monitor… assuming at least that has an adaptive sync setting.
… perhaps treating yourself to a new delicious monitor may be something to consider
Although from my testing earlier with Indiana Jones & Red Dead Redemption, when I enter a frame rate cap in RTSS that's when the tearing starts.
I will do some more testing later on to confirm this. But I don't know why that would cause tearing when it's one of the setups people recommend and they don't seem to have issues.
Haha don't tempt me! Already looking at QD-OLED's
Tearing-like display artifacts on Philips BDM4065UC - Badcaps
Hi There, Anyone familiar with this kind of display artifact? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdZrfNhAfnw Gallery: https://imgur.com/a/tYc2dWK At a superficial glance, it sort of looks like screen-tearing. But that square-wavy boundary is weird... The phenomenon was detected on 3 screen <=>...
www.badcaps.net
anything like the video shows in there?
Also found this:
In windows does display for windows show the right refresh rate, also is it using in nvidia cp that its set to the right 4.4.4 or whatever is right for ur monitor.
Check the monitor osd controls for any sorta hz setting u can check etc.
Oh i think its a 4k 60hz monitor.
Is the smartimage thing set to game mode?
Image Optimization; Smartimage - Philips Brillance BDM4065UC User Manual [Page 19]
Philips Brillance BDM4065UC Manual Online: image optimization, Smartimage. 3. Image Optimization 3.1 Smartimage What Is It? Smartimage Provides Presets That Optimize Display For Different Types Of Content, Dynamically Adjusting Brightness, Contrast, Color And Sharpness In Real Time.
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Could try their smart control premium software, i think its in here. https://www.philips.co.uk/c-p/BDM4065UC_00/brilliance-led-backlit-lcd-display/support Might do something..
Specs https://www.manualslib.com/manual/866028/Philips-Brillance-Bdm4065uc.html?page=32#manual
VGA: 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz
HDMI: 3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz, 2560 x 1440 @ 60Hz
DisplayPort: 3840 x 2160 @ 60Hz
If u have smartresponse setting on monitor enable it for 3ms g2g vs 8.5ms g2g typical.
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Since screen tearing can occur when the frames outputted are higher than the refresh rate of the monitor, that should go quite a long way to helping you out. Let us know how you get on.
Really, forget RTSS and just use NVCP.
If using that also causes tearing, then for now just use whatever configuration works best until your new QD-OLED arrives
