Is there a way to resolve tears within the VRR range?

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Is there a way to resolve tears within the VRR range?

Is there a way to resolve tears within the VRR range?

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MarioCovrigel
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07-08-2025, 02:36 AM

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My screen's VRR/Gsync support spans 60-240, but sometimes it drops below 60 in Valhalla causing tearing. Apart from V-sync, can I adjust this via the Nvidia Control Panel?

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MarioCovrigel

07-08-2025, 02:36 AM #1

My screen's VRR/Gsync support spans 60-240, but sometimes it drops below 60 in Valhalla causing tearing. Apart from V-sync, can I adjust this via the Nvidia Control Panel?

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i_dream_derp
Junior Member

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07-09-2025, 07:13 PM

#2

Adjustments for lower resolution or settings until you reach over 60 are made. A frame rate limit is also configured.

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i_dream_derp

07-09-2025, 07:13 PM #2

Adjustments for lower resolution or settings until you reach over 60 are made. A frame rate limit is also configured.

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nikiinfinityy
Junior Member

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07-10-2025, 05:35 PM

#3

This article could help you fix problems related to buffering settings.

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nikiinfinityy

07-10-2025, 05:35 PM #3

This article could help you fix problems related to buffering settings.

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V_Angel29
Member

187

07-10-2025, 06:41 PM

#4

I'm generally getting 80-90, but this particular area has a lot of issues. Some games have settings that prevent you from going under a certain GPS, which automatically changes the resolution, but I haven't tried it before.

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V_Angel29

07-10-2025, 06:41 PM #4

I'm generally getting 80-90, but this particular area has a lot of issues. Some games have settings that prevent you from going under a certain GPS, which automatically changes the resolution, but I haven't tried it before.

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lexaroo123456
Junior Member

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07-10-2025, 07:56 PM

#5

Thank you!

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lexaroo123456

07-10-2025, 07:56 PM #5

Thank you!

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soccerswag22
Junior Member

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07-10-2025, 09:56 PM

#6

Yes, that would be useful above the refresh rate, similar to when I had a 60hz monitor and was getting 80fps. Fast sync helped, but now with a 240hz monitor and VRR ranging from 60 to 240, it's still a bit bothersome. I think the VRR range should be reduced to 40.

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soccerswag22

07-10-2025, 09:56 PM #6

Yes, that would be useful above the refresh rate, similar to when I had a 60hz monitor and was getting 80fps. Fast sync helped, but now with a 240hz monitor and VRR ranging from 60 to 240, it's still a bit bothersome. I think the VRR range should be reduced to 40.