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movements on my display during gameplay

movements on my display during gameplay

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Tonibee83
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10-28-2016, 09:39 PM
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I have a gtx1070 Asus Turbo and recently adjusted the GPU clock by 100ghz above its original setting. The change was safe, temperature stayed under 82 degrees, but while playing games like LOL or Overwatch I noticed distortion lines appearing on the screen that moved up and down. After resetting to normal settings, the issue persists. I’m unsure why this happened before or how to fix it. Can I overclock now? I’m not very experienced with these adjustments. Please help, thank you.
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Tonibee83
10-28-2016, 09:39 PM #1

I have a gtx1070 Asus Turbo and recently adjusted the GPU clock by 100ghz above its original setting. The change was safe, temperature stayed under 82 degrees, but while playing games like LOL or Overwatch I noticed distortion lines appearing on the screen that moved up and down. After resetting to normal settings, the issue persists. I’m unsure why this happened before or how to fix it. Can I overclock now? I’m not very experienced with these adjustments. Please help, thank you.

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One_L_Wil
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10-31-2016, 05:03 AM
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can i disable vsync and triple buffering? that should fix the screen tearing you're seeing. if it's not available in the game, open the nvidia control panel, navigate to 3d graphic settings, scroll for your game, and adjust there. or simply use the global option.
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One_L_Wil
10-31-2016, 05:03 AM #2

can i disable vsync and triple buffering? that should fix the screen tearing you're seeing. if it's not available in the game, open the nvidia control panel, navigate to 3d graphic settings, scroll for your game, and adjust there. or simply use the global option.

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PrincessMischa
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10-31-2016, 10:38 AM
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can i disable vsync and triple buffering? that should help with screen tearing you're experiencing. if it's not available in the game, open the nvidia control panel, navigate to 3d graphic settings, scroll for your game, and adjust the settings there. alternatively, you can use the global option.
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PrincessMischa
10-31-2016, 10:38 AM #3

can i disable vsync and triple buffering? that should help with screen tearing you're experiencing. if it's not available in the game, open the nvidia control panel, navigate to 3d graphic settings, scroll for your game, and adjust the settings there. alternatively, you can use the global option.

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IPS10
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11-06-2016, 07:19 PM
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Thanks for your help, I never use vsync so it must be disabled and i do not know what is triple bufering so maybe there is the problem, I will check it now.
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IPS10
11-06-2016, 07:19 PM #4

Thanks for your help, I never use vsync so it must be disabled and i do not know what is triple bufering so maybe there is the problem, I will check it now.

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tamemarco
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11-27-2016, 08:15 PM
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After enabling and disabling VSync it returned to normal, it turned out to be a problem with the Asus GPU tweck 2 that was restricting the frame rate and causing the toggling. I added the MSI afterburner and everything worked fine now, thank you for your assistance.
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tamemarco
11-27-2016, 08:15 PM #5

After enabling and disabling VSync it returned to normal, it turned out to be a problem with the Asus GPU tweck 2 that was restricting the frame rate and causing the toggling. I added the MSI afterburner and everything worked fine now, thank you for your assistance.

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