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[Archived] cursor not displaying correct

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Kurax
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Joined April 2019
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Kurax
Problem details:

Cursor is acting weird when moving fast (gets cut in half for a frame)
Actually I am already pretty sure that it's a problem of the monitor but i don't know how to describe it and how to fix.. maybe someone can help

I captured it whith mobile because if i capture with f.e. open broadcaster, the problem can't be seen (that's why i guess its the monitor). If anyone can tell me why i do see that please tell me, i am also getting similiar bugs in other games


Video and screenshot showing the problem:
https://youtu.be/1igR5R_slrw
https://imgur.com/kJZ8lyg
https://imgur.com/zsVfAcm
https://imgur.com/2hHPG0L


osu! version: Stable 20190828.2 (latest)
Death
Technical Support Team
20,476 posts
Joined September 2013
Death
You are experiencing screen tearing.

Just going to link to one of my previous posts for the same issue: https://osu.ppy.sh/community/forums/posts/7187564
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Kurax
2 posts
Joined April 2019
Topic Starter
Kurax
Thanks, i had unlimited as framerate but with V-Sync it works

Edit: With V-Sync i get 17ms, with unlimited 0.5ms so i stick to that xd
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Death
Technical Support Team
20,476 posts
Joined September 2013
Death
Yeah vsync is kind of hard to play with. As I said in the post I linked to, there isn't a whole lot you can really do while still being able to play the game comfortably. The same pretty much goes for wherever else you are getting screen tearing, but often times vsync doesn't matter that much there.
wikipedia
80 posts
Joined December 2016
wikipedia
apparently setting CustomFramerate to 60fps removes delay and some tearing?
Death
Technical Support Team
20,476 posts
Joined September 2013
Death

wikipedia wrote:

apparently setting CustomFramerate to 60fps removes delay and some tearing?

No. This is the same as vsync (if you have a 60hz monitor) if not, worse.
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