Screen Tearing with 980ti at 1080p 60Hz

jrodmanlive · Feb 7, 2016

I got a Nvidia 980ti SC+ with my recent build and I've been getting screen tearing in games (most noticeably in GTA 5). I've tried changing settings like MSAA and turning on V-Sync, but nothing helped. Any help would be very appreciated!

System Specs:
CPU: i7 4790k (No OC)
RAM: 16gb Corsair Vengeance 1600mhz
GPU: Nvidia 980ti SC+ w/ ACX 2.0
Motherboard: Asus Z97-A
PSU: Corsair 800w

Inverse · Feb 7, 2016

Have you tried forcing V-Sync through the Nvidia Control Panel?

jrodmanlive · Feb 7, 2016

Inverse :

I have, but it still gives screen tearing. I even tried adaptive v-sync as some people have recommended to.

Inverse · Feb 7, 2016

Try disabling V-Sync in the game and turning it on in the Nvidia Control panel.

You can also try disabling and re-enabling V-Sync in the game.

dylanestrada · Feb 7, 2016

You can try running GTA in Borderless Windowed Mode, if that option is available.

Also what monitor are you using?

rcald2000 · Feb 7, 2016

Recommendation: Enable Nvidia DSR (Dynamic Super Resolution).

How To Enable Nvidia Dynamic Super Resolution (DSR) Guide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isALzFmYjV8

* Addendum: After you apply the setting in Nvidia Control Panel, you must then exit the control panel application and click "Yes" when prompted to save. Otherwise the DSR setting won't be enabled yet.

Step #1: Exit GTA application.
Step #2: Load Nvidia Control Panel by following video (above & addendum) in order to enable Nvidia DSR.
Step #3: Load GTA story mode; but do not run game.
Step #4: Settings -> Graphis -> Turn off MSAA and any other AA. Turn off Vsync.
Step #5: Settings -> Graphics -> Run Benchmark Test (located on bottom of screen). Make a mental note of the FPS range that you see throughout the benchmark.
Step #6: Settings -> Advanced Graphics -> Frame Scaling Mode (aka Nvidia DSR) -> Increase multiplier until desired FPS is around or slightly above 60.
Step #7: Settings -> Graphics -> Run Benchmark Test again (located on bottom of screen). Make a mental note of the FPS range that you see throughout the benchmark.

jrodmanlive · Feb 7, 2016

Inverse :

I've tried both of these tactics with no success. Thank you though.

jrodmanlive · Feb 7, 2016

Inverse :

rcald2000 :

Thank you so much man, it's running perfectly now!

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