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07-01-2006
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| | gui settings in Windows Vista Windows Vista has not enough settings in display properties , Im a gamer so i need to turn off my v-sync in advanced display properties,For Higher FPS ingame, But for some reason Vista carries no option , Help please... |
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07-01-2006
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| | Re: gui settings in Windows Vista v-sync is a function of video card drivers. If nvidia or ati did not include it then you can only wait and hope they do or email and bug them about it. MS does not write the drivers. "Gman" <Gman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E10CC9C0-CBA1-49AF-946D-23BD35B3F4FF@microsoft.com... > Windows Vista has not enough settings in display properties , Im a gamer > so i > need to turn off my v-sync in advanced display properties,For Higher FPS > ingame, But for some reason Vista carries no option , Help please... |
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07-01-2006
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| | Re: gui settings in Windows Vista Thanx for the Info Pete , I was afraid someone would tell me that , heh, you would think nVidia would have better drivers out .Guess Ill replace this 7300 GS express .. "Peter M" wrote: > v-sync is a function of video card drivers. If nvidia or ati did not include > it then you can only wait and hope they do or email and bug them about it. > MS does not write the drivers. > > "Gman" <Gman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E10CC9C0-CBA1-49AF-946D-23BD35B3F4FF@microsoft.com... > > Windows Vista has not enough settings in display properties , Im a gamer > > so i > > need to turn off my v-sync in advanced display properties,For Higher FPS > > ingame, But for some reason Vista carries no option , Help please... > > |
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07-02-2006
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| | Re: gui settings in Windows Vista If the card works well for you in XP, I wouldn't. Vista's a beta and the final won't be out til 2007. Upgrade then when it's out if you buy it. No point replacing a good card to to run a beta that may not run your games or whatever properly. "Gman" <Gman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:975595E5-F9B5-4C4E-BB28-DE445D936A95@microsoft.com... > Thanx for the Info Pete , I was afraid someone would tell me that , heh, > you > would think nVidia would have better drivers out .Guess Ill replace this > 7300 > GS express .. > > "Peter M" wrote: > |
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