ASRock Virtu MVP - Virtual Vsync Technology Demo

A technology designed to solve the ever lasting debate between quality and performance. Bring GPU performance from 60 FPS Vsync limit back to its maximum while keeping Vsync image quality and no tearing.

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[McDaniel77]

Perfect! "That's what I needed."

[AgentHydra]

ok im getting a Z77 board just for this lol

[TehOnlyShoe]

I think he means with a 60hz monitor lol.

[OGoriginaltutorial]

ah ok!

[McDaniel77]

Adaptive v-sync it's in my GTX 680 driver. Mainboard things suck ;-)

[OGoriginaltutorial]

What you need? tell me! i can't wait!

[stefanheichen]

so when i have a 120hz monitor i must get 120fps plus to feel the feat. ??

[TheGamerAffiliate]

This don't work with Steam games.

[PwnageShampoooo]

- says mister vsync

[Uberdah]

"higher than 60FPS means no V-Sync" - Where did you get this idea from?

[MrGivmedew]

V-Sync causes video lag... higher than 60FPS means no V-Sync So yes it would mean less lag if you went over 60FPS also V-Sync has one other MAJOR downside. Tearing can happen at below 60FPS so V-Sync limits your frame rates to other levels if you are not getting a solid 60FPS... so I believe it is 60,45,40,30, which is 1/1 3/4 2/3 then 1/2 of your refresh rate so no tearing. V-Vsync helps at all of those frame rates by dropping an already drawn frame instead of making the frame wait its turn.