Thank you for your reply. That said, recently I started getting huge fps drops on Osu! OpenGL, DirectX, both gets huge fps drops to 150 or something. And of course you know what happens when FPS drops below 400 in Osu? That's right, more input lag. What to do to avoid these random drops?peppy wrote:
That said, nothing should have changed from previous OS versions. You may want to play with your graphics driver settings to see if you can reduce tearing.
Did you actually give a try to Cutting Edge or Beta release streams?Haganenno wrote:
Thank you for your reply. That said, recently I started getting huge fps drops on Osu! OpenGL, DirectX, both gets huge fps drops to 150 or something. And of course you know what happens when FPS drops below 400 in Osu? That's right, more input lag. What to do to avoid these random drops?
Yes.Trosk- wrote:
Did you actually give a try to Cutting Edge or Beta release streams?Haganenno wrote:
Thank you for your reply. That said, recently I started getting huge fps drops on Osu! OpenGL, DirectX, both gets huge fps drops to 150 or something. And of course you know what happens when FPS drops below 400 in Osu? That's right, more input lag. What to do to avoid these random drops?
Trosk- wrote:
Do you know if this is happening on tother games? Also, just in case and as a reminder, did you install your GPU drivers from Windows 10? Or you still have the ones from your last OS? Because if you made an upgrade instead of a clean installation this could be possible.
To be honest, I would be totally fine with screen tearing, it's that it sometimes delays the appearance of some hitcircles. Like sometimes it tears and laggs out and hitcircle appears like 0.5 second later and by that time, I was supposed to have already clicked the circle. It's a hassle and a half.Trosk- wrote:
Then I don't know, I think that you will need to live with the screen tearing if you don't want to have input lag (I play having screen tearing). That is something what we can't do anything about to help you, the only way to not have tearing while using Fullscreen mode is to have a monitor with G-Sync, Free-Sync, bla bla bla.
By the way, personally, I have less screen tearing on Cutting Edge and Beta than on Stable, so, try to play Fullscreen on one of those release streams if you didn't do it earlier.
Your friend most likely have another GPU with another GPU configuration, and it's getting less screen tearing with it. And probably your friend is using Beta or Cutting Edge. Like I said earlier, you will most likely have less screen tearing on those release streams.Haganenno wrote:
Also, my friend is saying that he doesn't have screen tearing on full screen. How come?
Edit: I've actually found a way to avoid most FPS drops and got way less screen tearing this way: Use compatibility mode to Windows 7 on Stable.
Can you not do that, please?-Oshira- wrote:
hi
osu! rules wrote:
Bumping threads without content in the bump post is forbidden. Such foul necromantic acts may come with harsh punishment if done repeatedly.