nvidia control panel settings won work vsync

The most important registry tweak is MSI-mode. on a single card it brings wonders to any lag problems - perhaps it would be even better on a SLI-setup: Oh and you can try to activate the msi mode to your graphic cards through the registry. You can try to reset Windows/ reinstall it or simply deactivate your dpi settings to the default 100% (I know, it hurts). SLI is another thing - can’t help u with that. (with newest nvidia drivers 416.94 + newest windows 1809 update kbs + newest intel drivers + newest windows store updates -> updated gamebar + newest 圆4 retroarch nightly & cores)

No workaround needet anymore * Update -not working again I’m running a dual nVidia Geforce GTX 1070 SLI setup with an Intel Core i7-5775c with 32GB DDR3 RAM on an LG 4K OLED TV.

The problem is very easily reproduced if anyone else needs to see it for themselves. The low res also messes up the scanlines and other shaders which is exactly what I’m trying to preserve. I’ve tried your workaround where you suggest using the dpi overrides but to me that is unfeasible because RetroArch ends up looking extremely low res when I try that. I’m stuck on the OpenGL Driver because of the extensive period of time I’ve spent tweaking the Analog Shader Pack v2 *.cgp shader files to look just perfect. I’ve tried using other Retroarch video drivers (API’s) and the problem seems to be limited to the OpenGL driver. Anything after that including the most recent 416.94 results in the same problem. The last nVidia driver that works properly for me with Retroarch’s OpenGL driver is 411.70. Hi, I have also experienced this weird black screen tearing and parts missing that you have described and I’ve narrowed it down to an nVidia driver update. It effect you only if you activate in example 150% dpi at 4k in Windows 10 1809. (If you only have a lower 1080p Monitor, it won’t effect you at all. What a fucking mess -> thx to microsoft and the retroarch team for not supporting (unusable for a 4k monitor because everything is far too tiny at 100%) Go to desktop -> right klick -> display settings -> scaling -> set it to 100% You simply deactivate your dpi settings in the windows display settings menu and set it to 100%: Go to compatitibliy -> change high dpi mode settings -> overwrite dpi settings -> change it to system advancedīe sure to activate scaling to aspect ratio (with display) in your nvidia control panel (default settings) - otherwise it won’t be fullscreen. the way is to change the setting in the right-click menu of the retroarch.exe: Ok, after a 2 day search I finally found the problem by myself: the new high dpi setting mode from wind(october update) destroys the vsync mode in retroarch (at fullscreen).

Nvidia control panel settings won work vsync