Screen tearing issue

[Mihajlo_Andrich99]

Hello all,

I recently built a new computer (specs below), and i have been experiencing some really bad screen tearing and looking for a fix. I tried V-Sync, i tried the adaptive V-Sync, I tried everything. V-sync had horrible lag and triple buffering didn't seem to help that much. I think that I've come to a point where i need a new graphics card or a new monitor. My question is should i get a new monitor/Graphics card or is there another solution? If not what would be the ideal graphics card or monitor for my specs? Thank you for taking the time to read this


SPECS:
EVGA GTX 770 FTW 4gb
AMD FX-8350
120 GB SAMSUNG EVO SSD + 1 TB SEGATE BARRACUDA + 2 TB SEGATE BARRACUDA
Corsair Vengeance 8GB (3x8gb) (24gb in total)
Corsair RM 850 PSU
ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0
MONITOR:
Asus VS238H-P 23-Inch Full-HD LED-Lit LCD Monitor

 

[11sphere92]

Try to use another Graphic Card.

My friend had a screen tear, and he used his card "Intel HD" All is fine, eventhough he need to get it to low.
Gudluck

 

[fudgecakes99]

Lower the settings, it should improve some tearing. But all in all it also depends on the game, if it's made poorly it will have issues. That said what game are you trying to run where you get this?

 

[Mihajlo_Andrich99]

Lower the settings, it should improve some tearing. But all in all it also depends on the game, if it's made poorly it will have issues. That said what game are you trying to run where you get this?

Out of my 90 steam games i know for a fact at least 70 of them are tearing. The worst tearing that I get is in SNES emulators. I dont know if its my graphics card/monitor or something weird with the emulator. But regular games like Half life 2, Arkham City, Bioshock, Fallout, Skyrim, etc are getting tears. I tried putting them on low and i still get it

 

[Mihajlo_Andrich99]

Try to use another Graphic Card.

My friend had a screen tear, and he used his card "Intel HD" All is fine, eventhough he need to get it to low.
Gudluck

Thank you!!

 

[renz496]

So Does v-sync solved the tearing issue?

 

[Mihajlo_Andrich99]

So Does v-sync solved the tearing issue?

It does, but the problems with V sync ensue

 

[renz496]

If that's the case then your problem probably can only be fixed by gsync or freesync based monitors.

 

[fudgecakes99]

Hmm, yeah i say go with renz496, look at getting a gysnc monitor. As the best bet it does lock you into having an nvidia card for the foreseeable future, but it will definetly improve tearing at the very least.

 

[Mihajlo_Andrich99]

Hmm, yeah i say go with renz496, look at getting a gysnc monitor. As the best bet it does lock you into having an nvidia card for the foreseeable future, but it will definetly improve tearing at the very least.

Thank you. Would recommend any good g sync monitors by any chance?

 

[fudgecakes99]

http://www.pcgamer.com/the-g-sync-and-freesync-monitors-available-right-now/

To name a few. I'd go with the asus, but i've heard really good things about benQ, but it depends on the res. you're trying to run.