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Screen tearing solution for PC connected to TV via HDMI? Thread starter Thread starter Gabe Carroll Start date Start date Apr 29, 2014 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Ok, so I recently built a gaming PC with a friend of mine and I have been using it connected to my TV via HDMI. It runs very smoothly and plays graphic-intensive games with ease but I have noticed some really distracting screen tearing when playing a select few games. I do not know exactly what causes screen tearing but from my understanding it has to do with a sort of mismatch between the frames output by the PC and the refresh rate of the monitor (in this case my Vizio TV). My graphics card is an XFX R7850 Core Edition and I have only noticed the screen tearing when playing Metro: Last Light and Dark Souls II (both at max settings). I do not know the refresh rate of my TV. Thus, I am looking for a long term solution to prevent screen tearing that is NOT v-sync because I do not want input lag. Would limiting frames solve the problem? And if so, how could I constantly limit frames for this graphics card? If v-sync is truly the only option, is there a way to use it without lag?Thank you so much! Jan 10, 2006 24,790 350 75,790 #2 I'm not sure that vsynch causes input lag, why do you think it does. #3 I'm not sure that vsynch causes input lag, why do you think it does. Because I tried it with Metro Last Light and the game was running terribly slow with sluggish input lag, I have only
