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Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt
This however is something that can be worked around by enabling triple buffering, which once again enables the game to run whatever FPS it can.
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That's not true at all. What triple buffering does is store three frames in the frame buffer. That's it. It will not affect vsync if it's turned on in the way you describe.
The ideal settings in ANY GAME if your system can achieve over 60fps CONSTANT is to enable vsync and triple buffering. Triple buffering can have a positive affect on vsync in that the frame rate halving people spoke off can be avoided with this Tertiary buffer.
One thing to keep in mind is the amount of front and back buffer your card can use. If your running at 1080p then you'd need a 2GB video card as a 1GB probably won't have enough memory to store the third frame.
I would enable vsync and triple buffering people !!!
If you have an AMD/ATI card try this utility
http://www.radeonpro.info or ATI Tray Tools
If you have an nVidia card try this utility
http://downloads.guru3d.com/MSI-Afte...load-2799.html