Vsync
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- Temple Knight
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- Joined: Fri Nov 01, 2019 12:16 pm
Re: Vsync
Vsync On = FPS (Frames per second) will be limited to the refresh rate of your display device i.e. laptop screen or desktop monitor
Vsync Off = FPS (Frames per second) will be depending upon the device capability i.e. graphics card etc
Generally refresh rate of display devices is 60Hz i.e. 60FPS. Older devices may cause issues when forced to display FPS way higher than that as the CPU/GPU will push more frames than the device could display at a time thus ending up clogging the buffer area of display device and resulting into display issues.
So basically, if you are facing display issues such as flickering, stuttering etc, keep vsync ON.
Vsync Off = FPS (Frames per second) will be depending upon the device capability i.e. graphics card etc
Generally refresh rate of display devices is 60Hz i.e. 60FPS. Older devices may cause issues when forced to display FPS way higher than that as the CPU/GPU will push more frames than the device could display at a time thus ending up clogging the buffer area of display device and resulting into display issues.
So basically, if you are facing display issues such as flickering, stuttering etc, keep vsync ON.