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How do I get rid of VSync issues?

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Flying FSX with acceleration and all the services packs etc, Nvidia graphics card, frames locked at 30fps and no stuttering but I still seem to get Vsync "tearing". I am using Nvidia inspector to handle graphics with the FSX profile in use. I know nothing about where to even begin with Vsync.

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AFAIK Your motherboard supports the use of lucidlogix Virtu MVP software (free for MSI mobo's maybe also for yours.) http://lucidlogix.com/products/virtu-mvp-2-0-for-windows/ - which amongst other things (not for FSX) is one of the best controls for vsync for many games. I use it for FSX and find it useful. Others may not, but it may be worth a try.

It has to be set up in the BIOS so read the instructions carefully.

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pH

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I downloaded RivaTuner, which comes with a tool called D3DOverrider. This will allow you to make a profile, and force VSync and/or triple buffering for FSX. Works in both DX10 and DX9 modes.

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I downloaded RivaTuner, which comes with a tool called D3DOverrider. This will allow you to make a profile, and force VSync and/or triple buffering for FSX. Works in both DX10 and DX9 modes.

 

Hi there.

 

Im a complete novice with Vsync, couple of questions.

 

1.can someone explain briefly to me what it is.

2.can I use rivatuner with a radeon gfx card (i have a radeon hd 5880)

3.can I use my motherboard settings in the bios (I have a Asus P8Z77-V PRO Z77 Socket 1155 8 Channel HD Audio ATX Motherboard)

 

many thanks for the advice


 
 
 
 
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Hi there.

 

Im a complete novice with Vsync, couple of questions.

 

1.can someone explain briefly to me what it is.

2.can I use rivatuner with a radeon gfx card (i have a radeon hd 5880)

3.can I use my motherboard settings in the bios (I have a Asus P8Z77-V PRO Z77 Socket 1155 8 Channel HD Audio ATX Motherboard)

 

many thanks for the advice

 

 

Threadjack!

 

So it seems it's a greater issue than some setting i can apply to Nvidia inspector or FSX?

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So it seems it's a greater issue than some setting i can apply to Nvidia inspector or FSX?

 

I tried that, and it didn't seem to work (either the "force on" or "1/2 refresh rate" option). So using a program like D3DOverrider or the other one that was mentioned should work. There is a fsx.cfg tweak for VSync, but if you tweak alot, then you have to keep adding it in. As deleting the cfg file will result in losing the tweak. It works in DX9, but I haven't gotten it to work with DX10. Maybe that's the issue.

 

These tweaks work fine with DX9, but DX10 seems to reject the cfg tweak or the Nvidia inspector tweak. Works fine with D3DOverrider though. It's sort of a "set it and forget it". Just set up the profile by clicking the plus sign and finding your FSX.exe file, and select "Force VSync". You'll either need to start D3DOverrider before you start FSX, or just have it run on startup so you don't need to. I personally have mine pinned to the taskbar, so I just click on it whenever I need it. Since the option is already set, there's no fiddling with it. 

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I tried that, and it didn't seem to work (either the "force on" or "1/2 refresh rate" option). So using a program like D3DOverrider or the other one that was mentioned should work. There is a fsx.cfg tweak for VSync, but if you tweak alot, then you have to keep adding it in. As deleting the cfg file will result in losing the tweak. It works in DX9, but I haven't gotten it to work with DX10. Maybe that's the issue.

 

These tweaks work fine with DX9, but DX10 seems to reject the cfg tweak or the Nvidia inspector tweak. Works fine with D3DOverrider though. It's sort of a "set it and forget it". Just set up the profile by clicking the plus sign and finding your FSX.exe file, and select "Force VSync". You'll either need to start D3DOverrider before you start FSX, or just have it run on startup so you don't need to. I personally have mine pinned to the taskbar, so I just click on it whenever I need it. Since the option is already set, there's no fiddling with it. 

 

 

This program running in the background doesn't cause any instability issues or anything then? 

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This program running in the background doesn't cause any instability issues or anything then? 

 

None that I can tell. Never had any issues with it.

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A think i have the same problem.

 

The problem is along with limiting fps in inspector.

All newer drivers suffer from this.

 

I have found that 327.23 works fine, also fix the problem in games and the like.

Nvidia are aware of this problem.

Its all the gameready drivers i think.

 

Sometimes loading a saved game, will also have vsync broken.

 

First, try that driver.


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If you are running in full screen mode, then setting the Vsync to Standard and 1/2 Refresh in nVidia inspector will fix tearing and lock your frames to about 30, assuming a 60hz refresh rate (common on most monitors).  

 

If you are running in windowed mode, that doesn't work to limit FPS or stop vertical tearing.  In the [Graphics] section of your fsx.cfg, you can add:

 

ForceWindowedVsync=1

 

and that will stop the tearing in windowed mode, but will do nothing about limiting FPS.  

 

You will only have to put that line back in if you delete your .cfg file (but that's true for any tweak you add to your config).  

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If you are running in full screen mode, then setting the Vsync to Standard and 1/2 Refresh in nVidia inspector will fix tearing and lock your frames to about 30, assuming a 60hz refresh rate (common on most monitors). 

 

Fixed it instantly. Cheers!

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I downloaded RivaTuner, which comes with a tool called D3DOverrider. This will allow you to make a profile, and force VSync and/or triple buffering for FSX. Works in both DX10 and DX9 modes.

Jeff,

 

Thank you for this tip. It works!


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Or restart windows aero theme via FSUIPC. No tearing at all even without nVidia Inspector settings and ForceWindowedVsync=1.


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I've been looking at doing that fsuipc re start windows aero but the instructions make no sense to me at all. Like everyone knows how to create a batch file, I followed a google search on how to do it but I couldn't get it to work.


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I've been looking at doing that fsuipc re start windows aero but the instructions make no sense to me at all. Like everyone knows how to create a batch file, I followed a google search on how to do it but I couldn't get it to work.

 

You create a text file and save it as .bat .

 

Read this thread: forum.avsim.net/topic/375526-addendum-to-vsync-fix-windowed-mode/page-1

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