[SOLVED] i have high fps but screen is tearing need help I´m desperate

[abdrejkovacik]

Hello I need help I built new pc but as title says my screen is tearing, and audio is tearing with it.
Here are few wids I recorded with phone they are all just few seconds long( at phone it is really hard to spot but at my 144Hz monitor these tears are horrible)
https://youtu.be/dm5gWb696g4
https://youtu.be/5Ew2GMFNOLk
https://youtu.be/tgwKqSAwbH8
https://youtu.be/gnxQOzRyrGI
https://youtu.be/OZBIeQ0_SMs
https://youtu.be/-koSWQ5Qa-U

As you can see even if I move windows (this doesn't occur until I play some game neither does sound tearing, basically this tearing starts when I start play game)

I think when I play more time pass while playing my screen is tearing more.

I tried uinstall and install chipset drivers, sound drivers, graphic drivers (I didnt install nvdia experience), even turning off xmp profile didn't work and i didnt do any other overclocking. I checked spikes with msi afterburner while playing with tearing screen but didn't see any. Ram usage gpu usage cpu usage nothing unusually

My pc :
Ryzen 5 2600
Gtx 10606gb
Msi tomahawk b450
Power supply Evolve G650 black 80+ gold
Patriot Viper RGB Series 16gb ddr4 3200mhz black

Windows is at m2 ssd and csgo is at normal ssd.
I know my graphic card is ok because I had it in old pc and it worked fine (same with ssd)

This whole situation is driving me mad so sorry for my English it's not my native language I will be very thankful for any help!

 

[vapour]

try activate vsync/fast sync etc if available. What monitor is it? What ram speed is it? What fps is it?

 

[prince_xaine]

The screen tear is due to the framerate being higher (or lower) than your screen refresh rate. Simply lock the framerate to the minimum fps you obtain in game to eliminate the issue altogether, or you can lock it to your screen's resolution. Just keep in mind if the framerate dips under 144 FPS when locked to your screen resolution, you may still experience the tearing.

 

[abdrejkovacik]

try activate vsync/fast sync etc if available. What monitor is it? What ram speed is it? What fps is it?

benQ Xl2411Z 144hz, i have around 300fps,ram speed withoud xmp is around 2100Mhz

 

[abdrejkovacik]

The screen tear is due to the framerate being higher (or lower) than your screen refresh rate. Simply lock the framerate to the minimum fps you obtain in game to eliminate the issue altogether, or you can lock it to your screen's resolution. Just keep in mind if the framerate dips under 144 FPS when locked to your screen resolution, you may still experience the tearing.

Hi, i had same monitor and graphic card at my previous pc and fps went from 100-300 and i didnt experience any tearing at all

 

[abdrejkovacik]

try activate vsync/fast sync etc if available. What monitor is it? What ram speed is it? What fps is it?

i tried vsync and it didnt help at all

 

[vapour]

limit fps to 144 fps and see if it helps
xmp it to 3200 as well.

 

[SgtScream]

Verified windows is configured to run your monitor at 144hz.
Right click on desktop>display settings>advanced display settings>Display adapter properties>Monitor Tab

 

[abdrejkovacik]

Verified windows is configured to run your monitor at 144hz.
Right click on desktop>display settings>advanced display settings>Display adapter properties>Monitor Tab

Yes it is. I'm starting to think if it can be other components (no specific reason just trying to think of any solution) can it be caused by motherboard? Because it's true that I bought it from store cheaper because some costumer returnet it after 12 months in 24 month warranty, but they said it works as new.

 

[abdrejkovacik]

limit fps to 144 fps and see if it helps
xmp it to 3200 as well.

It didn't. And to be more specific about my problem the thing is with this tearing that as I start play I dont have any but as time pass it starts tearing, first I notice it is tearing around corners but as I tol more time pass more tearing everywhere...

 

[SgtScream]

Is your computer's power settings set to High Performance in Control panel?

 

[abdrejkovacik]

Is your computer's power settings set to High Performance in Control panel?

Yes it is

 

[SgtScream]

Is your computer's power settings set to High Performance in Control panel?

Yes it is

1. Try reseating the card into the PCI-E slot and make sure the PSU cables are pushed all the way into the graphics card.
2. Try another monitor to see if the screen tearing persists. You can purchase one to test with then make use of the return policy.

 

[abdrejkovacik]

Is your computer's power settings set to High Performance in Control panel?

Yes it is

1. Try reseating the card into the PCI-E slot and make sure the PSU cables are pushed all the way into the graphics card.
2. Try another monitor to see if the screen tearing persists. You can purchase one to test with then make use of the return policy.

I will try it tomorrow and I will Inform you about it, I need to go sleep because of job. And thing is I don't believe my monitor is issue because I used it with my old pc (which had gpu that I am using right now) and It didn't have any problem with tearing at all

 

[SgtScream]

Is your computer's power settings set to High Performance in Control panel?

Yes it is

1. Try reseating the card into the PCI-E slot and make sure the PSU cables are pushed all the way into the graphics card.
2. Try another monitor to see if the screen tearing persists. You can purchase one to test with then make use of the return policy.

I will try it tomorrow and I will Inform you about it, I need to go sleep because of job. And thing is I don't believe my monitor is issue because I used it with my old pc (which had gpu that I am using right now) and It didn't have any problem with tearing at all

Try another port on the graphics card, then try a different cable. What cable are you using?

 

[abdrejkovacik]

Is your computer's power settings set to High Performance in Control panel?

Yes it is

1. Try reseating the card into the PCI-E slot and make sure the PSU cables are pushed all the way into the graphics card.
2. Try another monitor to see if the screen tearing persists. You can purchase one to test with then make use of the return policy.

I will try it tomorrow and I will Inform you about it, I need to go sleep because of job. And thing is I don't believe my monitor is issue because I used it with my old pc (which had gpu that I am using right now) and It didn't have any problem with tearing at all

Try another port on the graphics card, then try a different cable. What cable are you using?

I tried already both dvi ports at gpu

 

[SgtScream]

You need dual link dvi for high refresh rate. Try using a display port cable instead also.

 

[abdrejkovacik]

You need dual link dvi for high refresh rate. Try using a display port cable instead also.

I don't have that cable. And can't it be caused by some other hardware because when I play It doesn't tear at all but after while I notice it around corners and after 10-15 min almost all my screen is tearing, both with vsync on or off

 

[abdrejkovacik]

You need dual link dvi for high refresh rate. Try using a display port cable instead also.

And can it be that I installed all drivers from motherboard and nvidia website and just after that I restarted my pc? (do I have to restart pc after every driver individually? And is there specific order)

 

[SgtScream]

list your old system specs. Is the monitor new?

 

[abdrejkovacik]

list your old system specs. Is the monitor new?

I used this monitor with old pc and it worked without tearing until I build this pc. And specs were
Fx 8300 clocked to 4ghz
ASUS M5A97 R2.0 motherboard
Same gtx 1060 6gb
Ddr3 16gb 1666mhz Im not sure about freq of ram
Same ssd and 1tb hard drive that I have in new pc too
Some 500w power supply I think

 

[SgtScream]

It has to be the cable. Your new system is way better than the old one. I'd start there and troubleshoot with different high refresh rate cables. You can also try the old psu. You have a lot of troubleshooting to try based on all my posts.

 

[abdrejkovacik]

It has to be the cable. Your new system is way better than the old one. I'd start there and troubleshoot with different high refresh rate cables. You can also try the old psu. You have a lot of troubleshooting to try based on all my posts.

This is my gpu GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1060 WINDFORCE OC 6G
And this is my monitor BenQ XL2411Z so which cable should I get? I'm using now dvi-d dual link if i am not mistaken. And I Wil resomd tommorw probably after work because I need to sleep a s I will be happy if you will be still willing try to find answer to my problem

 

[SgtScream]

The only cables you can try is the HDMI and dvi. Confirm it is dual link.

 

[abdrejkovacik]

The only cables you can try is the HDMI and dvi. Confirm it is dual link.

Yes it is dual link