Very rarely, I have found a few games in my time that do not actually support a 59.94 vsync or a 60.00 vsync. They support one or the other.
So basically, depending on your monitor, a game could potentially randomly drop frames due to its vsync not being primed to your monitor. Funny.
So basically, depending on your monitor, a game could potentially randomly drop frames due to its vsync not being primed to your monitor. Funny.
February 12, 2025 at 9:54 AM
Very rarely, I have found a few games in my time that do not actually support a 59.94 vsync or a 60.00 vsync. They support one or the other.
So basically, depending on your monitor, a game could potentially randomly drop frames due to its vsync not being primed to your monitor. Funny.
So basically, depending on your monitor, a game could potentially randomly drop frames due to its vsync not being primed to your monitor. Funny.
This is the second (perhaps 3rd?) time in the last few years that the Nvidia Driver has broken vsync so that it continuously stutters. It is like a game thinks it should be applying reflex frame limiting to a game with vsync (vsync only works with VRR).
March 13, 2025 at 2:34 PM
This is the second (perhaps 3rd?) time in the last few years that the Nvidia Driver has broken vsync so that it continuously stutters. It is like a game thinks it should be applying reflex frame limiting to a game with vsync (vsync only works with VRR).
A GAME WHERE VSYNC IS DETECTED AND ALREADY ON? BLUE PRINCE IS MY GOTY!
April 10, 2025 at 10:19 PM
A GAME WHERE VSYNC IS DETECTED AND ALREADY ON? BLUE PRINCE IS MY GOTY!
what if we kissed during the vsync interrupt...
May 12, 2025 at 12:24 AM
what if we kissed during the vsync interrupt...
Because performance is a hot topic right now, here's a fun fact: Some consoles don't allow you to release a game without vsync.
Vsync prevents screen tearing but, if it could be turned off, a lot of your favorite games would likely run A LOT better!
Vsync prevents screen tearing but, if it could be turned off, a lot of your favorite games would likely run A LOT better!
June 9, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Because performance is a hot topic right now, here's a fun fact: Some consoles don't allow you to release a game without vsync.
Vsync prevents screen tearing but, if it could be turned off, a lot of your favorite games would likely run A LOT better!
Vsync prevents screen tearing but, if it could be turned off, a lot of your favorite games would likely run A LOT better!
Indeed this is exactly what I see with Vsync on when Hardware Accellerated GPU Scheduellin gis on.
This is GTA V Enhanced in scene where I have 100+ fps with good frametimes without vsync. With vsync on look at that graph! Nvidia needs to fix this.
March 13, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Indeed this is exactly what I see with Vsync on when Hardware Accellerated GPU Scheduellin gis on.
JYUNYA : It's like "The laser color changes, is this a feature or Vsync error?" In the end, we recreated the bugs that we fixed.
ZUN : Oh, the laser thing isn't a bug.
JYUNYA : But it disappears if you change Vsync.
ZUN : Hardware issue.
JYUNYA : Tell me that a month earlier!
ZUN : Oh, the laser thing isn't a bug.
JYUNYA : But it disappears if you change Vsync.
ZUN : Hardware issue.
JYUNYA : Tell me that a month earlier!
June 13, 2026 at 12:57 PM
JYUNYA : It's like "The laser color changes, is this a feature or Vsync error?" In the end, we recreated the bugs that we fixed.
ZUN : Oh, the laser thing isn't a bug.
JYUNYA : But it disappears if you change Vsync.
ZUN : Hardware issue.
JYUNYA : Tell me that a month earlier!
ZUN : Oh, the laser thing isn't a bug.
JYUNYA : But it disappears if you change Vsync.
ZUN : Hardware issue.
JYUNYA : Tell me that a month earlier!
Switch Lite HDMI vsync issues have been solved!
April 21, 2025 at 2:10 AM
Switch Lite HDMI vsync issues have been solved!
enable Vsync by default
September 26, 2026 at 2:30 PM
enable Vsync by default
In case you are wondering "why do you need Vsync?" - it is because DF records its videos at a flawless 60 hz so that people can enjoy it on Youtube without tearing or screen judder from a variable frame-rate being put into a 60 hz container. When vsync does not work, I literally cannot do my job.
March 13, 2025 at 2:34 PM
In case you are wondering "why do you need Vsync?" - it is because DF records its videos at a flawless 60 hz so that people can enjoy it on Youtube without tearing or screen judder from a variable frame-rate being put into a 60 hz container. When vsync does not work, I literally cannot do my job.
...I just pushed an update that removes the 60fps limit, and also exposes VSYNC as a setting you can enable/disable based on preference.
April 26, 2026 at 4:32 AM
...I just pushed an update that removes the 60fps limit, and also exposes VSYNC as a setting you can enable/disable based on preference.
When you forget to add a wait for vsync in your video playback code...
January 1, 2026 at 7:47 AM
When you forget to add a wait for vsync in your video playback code...
no vsync, horrid screen tearing
It's been showing me the settings button off to one side almost the entire time, greyed out and unclickable
i'm losing my mind
It's been showing me the settings button off to one side almost the entire time, greyed out and unclickable
i'm losing my mind
December 12, 2025 at 7:19 AM
no vsync, horrid screen tearing
It's been showing me the settings button off to one side almost the entire time, greyed out and unclickable
i'm losing my mind
It's been showing me the settings button off to one side almost the entire time, greyed out and unclickable
i'm losing my mind
UPDATE: We came up with a solution!!! A vSync setting that enables Unity's built-in vSync feature in a way that allows us to still achieve 30fps and 60fps. Because of the system's limitations, it'll only work for displays with refresh rates of 60hz and 120hz.
January 13, 2025 at 11:58 PM
UPDATE: We came up with a solution!!! A vSync setting that enables Unity's built-in vSync feature in a way that allows us to still achieve 30fps and 60fps. Because of the system's limitations, it'll only work for displays with refresh rates of 60hz and 120hz.
when i’m faded my irl refresh rate go 50.00Hz (vsync off)
May 10, 2026 at 1:47 AM
when i’m faded my irl refresh rate go 50.00Hz (vsync off)
exactly. Vsync add latency to do that, VRR does not.
May 16, 2025 at 2:40 PM
exactly. Vsync add latency to do that, VRR does not.
D7VK version 1.6 gets improved vertex processing and VSync handling
#Linux #Wine #Proton #OpenSource #Vulkan #Direct3D #D7VK
#Linux #Wine #Proton #OpenSource #Vulkan #Direct3D #D7VK
D7VK version 1.6 gets improved vertex processing and VSync handling
D7VK v1.6 is another impressive sounding release for the Direct3D 3, 5, 6 7 to Vulkan translation layer bringing further compatibility improvements for Linux.
www.gamingonlinux.com
March 23, 2026 at 10:48 AM
Wemino released his new MarperPatch for Dead Space 2, a brand new patch that fixes all the known shortcomings PC version.
It fixes the physics issues at high framerates, mouse acceleration, vsync locking the game to 30fps and the crashes on multi-core PCs.
github.com/Wemino/Marke...
It fixes the physics issues at high framerates, mouse acceleration, vsync locking the game to 30fps and the crashes on multi-core PCs.
github.com/Wemino/Marke...
September 22, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Wemino released his new MarperPatch for Dead Space 2, a brand new patch that fixes all the known shortcomings PC version.
It fixes the physics issues at high framerates, mouse acceleration, vsync locking the game to 30fps and the crashes on multi-core PCs.
github.com/Wemino/Marke...
It fixes the physics issues at high framerates, mouse acceleration, vsync locking the game to 30fps and the crashes on multi-core PCs.
github.com/Wemino/Marke...
2 chopp dentro e já desligou o vsync do cerebro
February 28, 2026 at 10:13 PM
2 chopp dentro e já desligou o vsync do cerebro
love too run kitsune tails on my old potato 2012 laptop and have it still run at almost 400 fps with vsync off
lil game goes vroom
lil game goes vroom
April 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM
love too run kitsune tails on my old potato 2012 laptop and have it still run at almost 400 fps with vsync off
lil game goes vroom
lil game goes vroom
well, i guess all the game needs are fullscreen and vsync options! i went as far as to add a sharp bilinear-like filter so the scaling is nice and shimmering-free too
and yes, there's controller support as well! it feels pretty nice to play
release is coming tomorrow
and yes, there's controller support as well! it feels pretty nice to play
release is coming tomorrow
April 20, 2026 at 2:12 AM
well, i guess all the game needs are fullscreen and vsync options! i went as far as to add a sharp bilinear-like filter so the scaling is nice and shimmering-free too
and yes, there's controller support as well! it feels pretty nice to play
release is coming tomorrow
and yes, there's controller support as well! it feels pretty nice to play
release is coming tomorrow
The situation with Nvidia Drivers right now is a cluster fack. Something pushed in the back end, and now I cannot run Vsync in games without a massive stutter every second. Only fix is turning of Hardware Accelerated GPU Schedueling. It completely ruined my afternoon work trying to figure out why.
March 13, 2025 at 2:34 PM
The situation with Nvidia Drivers right now is a cluster fack. Something pushed in the back end, and now I cannot run Vsync in games without a massive stutter every second. Only fix is turning of Hardware Accelerated GPU Schedueling. It completely ruined my afternoon work trying to figure out why.
we're making a handful of big changes to the game internally again, so expect another v3.1.0 preview build at some point to test those alongside trying to troubleshoot an issue with the new vsync setting
June 18, 2025 at 12:28 AM
we're making a handful of big changes to the game internally again, so expect another v3.1.0 preview build at some point to test those alongside trying to troubleshoot an issue with the new vsync setting