Hello, for a long time now ive been using skyrim with all forms of vsync off. I own a 144hz monitor (dont worry I know what happens at 120fps+ with physics) and the only thing I do is cap my fps at 72 with enbseries. I personally get zero physics issues at 72fps. However i'm more curious than anything why so many people say to enable v-sync in skyrim. Is there a major reason why it must be done? On top of that im confused on what v-sync options to change, ipresentinterval is in both of my games ini's, I have another vsync option in my enb ini, and I of course have the vsync setting in nvidia control-panel. Ive heard stuff about only some of the settings working. What would those be? Thanks ahead of time, detailed reply's would be great to read.
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HyperSlayer72
Hello, for a long time now ive been using skyrim with all forms of vsync off. I own a 144hz monitor (dont worry I know what happens at 120fps+ with physics) and the only thing I do is cap my fps at 72 with enbseries. I personally get zero physics issues at 72fps. However i'm more curious than anything why so many people say to enable v-sync in skyrim. Is there a major reason why it must be done? On top of that im confused on what v-sync options to change, ipresentinterval is in both of my games ini's, I have another vsync option in my enb ini, and I of course have the vsync setting in nvidia control-panel. Ive heard stuff about only some of the settings working. What would those be? Thanks ahead of time, detailed reply's would be great to read.
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