How to activate v-sync with nvidia linux driver?
Hello I have archlinux with xfce4 installed and I'm wondering how to activate v-sync cause when I move windows around it's tearing up and disgusting. I augmented the refresh rate to 144hz and it corrected the problem a bit but I still wish to be able to activate V-sync or even better G-sync (got compatible monitor) if possible.
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Hello I have archlinux with xfce4 installed and I'm wondering how to activate v-sync cause when I move windows around it's tearing up and disgusting. I augmented the refresh rate to 144hz and it corrected the problem a bit but I still wish to be able to activate V-sync or even better G-sync (got compatible monitor) if possible.
nvidia graphics
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Hello I have archlinux with xfce4 installed and I'm wondering how to activate v-sync cause when I move windows around it's tearing up and disgusting. I augmented the refresh rate to 144hz and it corrected the problem a bit but I still wish to be able to activate V-sync or even better G-sync (got compatible monitor) if possible.
nvidia graphics
asked Feb 15 '16 at 12:00
ChiseledAbsChiseledAbs
84931432
Hello I have archlinux with xfce4 installed and I'm wondering how to activate v-sync cause when I move windows around it's tearing up and disgusting. I augmented the refresh rate to 144hz and it corrected the problem a bit but I still wish to be able to activate V-sync or even better G-sync (got compatible monitor) if possible.
nvidia graphics
nvidia graphics
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asked Feb 15 '16 at 12:00
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Newer versions of the NVIDIA driver have SyncToVBlank enabled by default, and the latest long-lived driver seems to remove this option completely.
If you're using a composite manager, that's a good place to look for additional sync settings. ArchWiki has a good resource for setting up Compton which has a --vsync flag.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 13:42
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Newer versions of the NVIDIA driver have SyncToVBlank enabled by default, and the latest long-lived driver seems to remove this option completely.
If you're using a composite manager, that's a good place to look for additional sync settings. ArchWiki has a good resource for setting up Compton which has a --vsync flag.
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Newer versions of the NVIDIA driver have SyncToVBlank enabled by default, and the latest long-lived driver seems to remove this option completely.
If you're using a composite manager, that's a good place to look for additional sync settings. ArchWiki has a good resource for setting up Compton which has a --vsync flag.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 13:42
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Newer versions of the NVIDIA driver have SyncToVBlank enabled by default, and the latest long-lived driver seems to remove this option completely.
If you're using a composite manager, that's a good place to look for additional sync settings. ArchWiki has a good resource for setting up Compton which has a --vsync flag.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 13:42
Matt VollrathMatt Vollrath
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Newer versions of the NVIDIA driver have SyncToVBlank enabled by default, and the latest long-lived driver seems to remove this option completely.
If you're using a composite manager, that's a good place to look for additional sync settings. ArchWiki has a good resource for setting up Compton which has a --vsync flag.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 13:42
Matt VollrathMatt Vollrath
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