Hi everyone!
right to the point: some games screw up my computer's vsync capabilities.
for the following games vsync just won't work, whether it is set in game settings or forced through nvidia driver panel:
- The Wolf Among Us (Vsync cannot be set in-game)
- The Walking Dead - Season 2 (same engine as WAU, Vsync cannot be set in-game)
- TrackMania 2 Stadium
- The Raven - Legacy of a Master Thief
there are more games that behave strangely when it comes to vsync, but those are the ones i remember and have been playing recently.
Also: all games screw with my PC's vsync capabilities ... once i run one of the games listed above my PC cannot vsync anymore. then i got tearing in YouTube videos (on the desktop) and in every other game, whether vsync usually works with that game or not.
The only way to "enable" vsync again is to reboot the computer. when i launch one of the listed games again vsync is globally disabled again ...
and i don't get why!?
i always thought that vsync was some simple driver mechanic that could be forced on and off, simple as that ... but why do some games just screw with it? why are there games that just won't work with vsync ? especially games like WAU or TWD that should be massively immersive completely waste a portion of that potential by constantly throwing screen tearing at me. and needless to say: it annoys the crap out of me. every game i play i would want to play with vsync, but it just isn't possible.
is there a solution to my problem?
As always: thanks in advance!
Here are my PC's specs:
CPU: Intel i7 2600k @ 4.4GHz
CPU Fan: Noctua NH-D 14
Mobo: Intel DZ68DB
RAM: some Kingston RAM @ 1333MHz
GPU: Palit GeForce 460 GTX Sonic 2GB
SSD1: some Adata 64GB (running OS)
SSD2: OCZ Vertex 4 120GB (running my games)
HDD: Seagate Baracuda 2 TB @ 7200rpm
PSU: Antec HCG 750W
DVD: some Toshiba ... ^^
Display: Asus VS248H
OS: Windows 8.1 x64