Anyone know a way to disable V-sync all together?

[Guest]

I just recently got a TVAtor to make a TV-based compter, and thus far I don't have any real complaints. I did notice however that If I dont disable V-sync in D3D or OGL the framerate looks horrible (Duron 700, GF2 GTS, 128mb, etc etc) My system works great when hooked to a monitor no problems with framerate. Now I need to know if tere is a way in the windows registry to disable V-sync in windows in general. I ask because If go to play a DVD the frame rate drops, and I am using a Hollywood plus decoder. Don't know if there is a way to disable v-sync for windows though. Let me know if possible. And yes I know I can use the tv output on the DVD decoder but I dont have enough inputs on TV, and don't feel like spending more on this thing, or haveing to switch cables aroud constantly.

 

[Booky]

The only way I know is in settings. But that is what you did I think and only applies to 3d I think. It would be interesting if you can I would like to know also.

Someday I will stop asking all the questions!

 

[LordKaos]

Have you tryed to put the V-sync setting on Auto?


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[Guest]

What version of windows are you using?

 

[LordKaos]

Sorry for the auto set!

Go to the display properties, Advanced Settings , GeForce Settings, Addicional Properties, OpenGL Settings, and put the Vertical Sync in Always off and see if it works!

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[Guest]

That is what we were discussing, I already know where to turn off the open GL and D3D v-sync, I was looking for one that would cover the rest of windows.