Significant Screen Tearing

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Significant Screen Tearing

Post by Guest »

I receive a large amount of screen tearing.

CPU: Intel i3-4170
GPU: AMD (Gigabyte) RX560 4GB
RAM: 12GB DDR3
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Marisa the Magician
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Re: Significant Screen Tearing

Post by Marisa the Magician »

It'd be preferable if you could give more details, like OS and GZDoom version.
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Graf Zahl
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Re: Significant Screen Tearing

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If you have vsync disabled, screen tearing is a normal consequence.
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Re: Significant Screen Tearing

Post by Rachael »

Also not a bug. Moved.
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