#Spacechem sync not working windows 10

On the subject of input lag and as an addition to my previous post, you don't want to use RTSS to cap frame rates unless your given game absolutely doesn't have an in-game option. I personally don't like that method as v-sync increases input lag quite a bit. You can fix it by enabling v-sync as Envit0 mentioned. When I set it higher, the OSD FPS counter will get pinned to 155, in which case it's actually outputting 156 or higher, which results in the discarded frames and thus tearing. Does your monitor have a built-in FPS counter you can enable? If so, you can use that to determine if you're simply overshooting your g-sync range.įor instance, I set my cap of 125 so that it occasionally bounces up to 155 and back down, typically resting in the 140's. I have tried to look it up, but I'm struggling to find the information.

#Spacechem sync not working windows 10

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