I find with my AOC Q3279VWFD8 freesync monitor with vega 56 a bit of a useless gimmick because i dont think i really have the benefits of freesync as i dont think it really works.
In x4 foundations, i have to have vsync on in order to get no tearing, if i disable it and in the drivers but keep within the 48 - 75 fps limit i still get tearing, well isnt freesync suppose to make it butter smooth and no tearing? So what gives? Thats a vulkan title tho i dont think api should affect the freesync ability should it.
Also gta sa, its a oldie but ive just been trying it and with a chill fps limit of 50-53 i get tearing with frame limiter off ingame and always off vsync in drivers. Why isnt freesync working. I had to enable vsync to stop the tearing even tho its the same fps limit with chill.
Im sure other games are like this too that i play. As generally ive felt that vsync is having to be on to stop tearing so i just put in the drivers usually always on unless im testing to see if freesync works.
The demo of the windmill seems to show it works but thats about the only place it would. I dont honestly think freesync works unless u have vsync on, which kinda negates the point of the tech tbh.
And yes ive tried all the configs in games vsync off ingame vsync on in drivers, vsync off here vsync on or off there, tried different fps limits, made sure windows is 75hz blah blah.
Is it the drivers? Is it my monitor not doing freesync properly, pff who knows.
How is your experience with freesync? Does it actually work, do you have to have vsync on to not get tearing or can you get smooth tear free gameplay without it and be in the limits of freesync.
Im sure ppl with monitors that can do above 75hz are fine so maybe limit the responses to those suck with 48-75hz monitors if poss.
Even tried cnc thing to get freesync range to 38 which didnt seem to cause any ill effects but i decided nah i rather just have it work as intended so 48-75hz.
Oh, could it just be a bad engine? Some games seem smooth as silk like a modern title like division 2. Forza on xbox pass for pc seems good too. Cant recall if i had vsync on in those tho, probs did.
In x4 foundations, i have to have vsync on in order to get no tearing, if i disable it and in the drivers but keep within the 48 - 75 fps limit i still get tearing, well isnt freesync suppose to make it butter smooth and no tearing? So what gives? Thats a vulkan title tho i dont think api should affect the freesync ability should it.
Also gta sa, its a oldie but ive just been trying it and with a chill fps limit of 50-53 i get tearing with frame limiter off ingame and always off vsync in drivers. Why isnt freesync working. I had to enable vsync to stop the tearing even tho its the same fps limit with chill.
Im sure other games are like this too that i play. As generally ive felt that vsync is having to be on to stop tearing so i just put in the drivers usually always on unless im testing to see if freesync works.
The demo of the windmill seems to show it works but thats about the only place it would. I dont honestly think freesync works unless u have vsync on, which kinda negates the point of the tech tbh.
And yes ive tried all the configs in games vsync off ingame vsync on in drivers, vsync off here vsync on or off there, tried different fps limits, made sure windows is 75hz blah blah.
Is it the drivers? Is it my monitor not doing freesync properly, pff who knows.
How is your experience with freesync? Does it actually work, do you have to have vsync on to not get tearing or can you get smooth tear free gameplay without it and be in the limits of freesync.
Im sure ppl with monitors that can do above 75hz are fine so maybe limit the responses to those suck with 48-75hz monitors if poss.
Even tried cnc thing to get freesync range to 38 which didnt seem to cause any ill effects but i decided nah i rather just have it work as intended so 48-75hz.
Oh, could it just be a bad engine? Some games seem smooth as silk like a modern title like division 2. Forza on xbox pass for pc seems good too. Cant recall if i had vsync on in those tho, probs did.