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Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 02 Mar 2007, 11:43
by Sumi®
1920x1200 command and cant get vsync on??
normal 1600x1200 and vsync working.
tried with controlcenter and ati tray tools
1900xt@xtx
Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 02 Mar 2007, 21:13
by Sumi®
Any solutions?
Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 03 Mar 2007, 08:11
by Apple
I guess its because the game isn't designed to play at those resolutions.
Might just have to put up with it im afraid, there isnt much tearing in BF2 is there? I havent played it for ages so I cant remember.
Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 03 Mar 2007, 15:57
by Sumi®
yes there is with dell 2407.. looks so crap
With vsync on..does faster prosessor and graphigc card reduce that "mouse smoothing/laggy effect"
Now getting that "full" 60 fps all the time with:
1900xtx and +3700 san diego@2700mhz 2.5gb ram
Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 03 Mar 2007, 16:45
by Apple
http://www.tweakguides.com/BF2_8.html
check that out, there is a FPS cap... it wont stop the tearing completely but it might help.
Other then that I dunno dude, I can't seem to find anything else.
Hope it helps :)
Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 03 Mar 2007, 17:46
by Sumi®
nah, tried already.. no help. if limited to 60 and vsync off then i get one biiig line..
:evil:
any other 2407 users out there? ur getting heavy tearing on bf2
Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 04 Mar 2007, 07:26
by Apple
hmm that sucks then... :? Weird that it has one line across the screen.
I personally never use Vsync in games as I like to keep my FPS up, I learnt to just ignore it... but I know its annoying.
Hope someone else can help you out.
Battlefield 2 1920x1200 +vsync and tearing issues(dell 2407)
Posted: 04 Mar 2007, 18:46
by Sumi®
Better now..i flashed orginal 1900xt bios back and i think it's normal