- Aug 10, 2013
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Hi all, about a week ago i built my first gaming pc from the ground up
I have a Haswell i5 4670k paired with a GTX 660 SC and my system plays every game i throw at it on max settings no problem except for Battle Field 3.
The strange thing is even on low,medium,high and ultra i get the same problem, the screen "tears"(i think thats what im trying to say) when i look left to right or up and down. The fps is smooth as butter and the graphics look great but its unplayable to me with all this tearing
Its so bad i literally get car sick after playing it like that no exaggeration. If anyone knows why its doing this or how to fix it i would really appreciate any advice.
P.S. Heres my full build incase that will help.
i5 4670 k
MSI Z87-G45 gaming mother board
Rosewill capstone 650 watt gold cert psu with 54 amps on 12v rail
Cooler master 120 mm seidon liquid cpu cooler.
G.Skill 4 gb Ripjaws Timing 7-7-7-21
A sh** ton of fans keeping everything well ventilated and cool.
I have a Haswell i5 4670k paired with a GTX 660 SC and my system plays every game i throw at it on max settings no problem except for Battle Field 3.The strange thing is even on low,medium,high and ultra i get the same problem, the screen "tears"(i think thats what im trying to say) when i look left to right or up and down. The fps is smooth as butter and the graphics look great but its unplayable to me with all this tearing
Its so bad i literally get car sick after playing it like that no exaggeration. If anyone knows why its doing this or how to fix it i would really appreciate any advice. P.S. Heres my full build incase that will help.
i5 4670 k
MSI Z87-G45 gaming mother board
Rosewill capstone 650 watt gold cert psu with 54 amps on 12v rail
Cooler master 120 mm seidon liquid cpu cooler.
G.Skill 4 gb Ripjaws Timing 7-7-7-21
A sh** ton of fans keeping everything well ventilated and cool.
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