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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1003577" data-attributes="member: 76888">In your situation any improvement would be negligible, you can post a screenshot with shift+1. You will notice that measured refresh rate is never *exactly* the same as the fps, so you will experience slightly more drift and more frequent corrections without MPAR.[DOUBLEPOST=1371600383][/DOUBLEPOST]@<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/tourettes.10858/" target="_blank">tourettes</a> but i asked, does MP ask for v-sync?&nbsp;In fullscreen EVR, does MP request vsync. We have multiple vsync modes, currently I recommend people to use force vsync for ALL apps. But this affects apps outside MediaPortal (Although it probably doesn't matter), was more out of interest.&nbsp;&nbsp;Thanks this is useful.&nbsp; Some people reporting tearing still with vsync enabled, this sounds fishy to me.&nbsp; Do you think these people would benefit from triple buffering? as far as I understand it puts 3 frames into the buffer prior to displaying a frame.&nbsp; Will buffering the frames mess with MPAR?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1003577, member: 76888"] In your situation any improvement would be negligible, you can post a screenshot with shift+1. You will notice that measured refresh rate is never *exactly* the same as the fps, so you will experience slightly more drift and more frequent corrections without MPAR.[DOUBLEPOST=1371600383][/DOUBLEPOST]@[URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/tourettes.10858/']tourettes[/URL] but i asked, [COLOR=#424242]does MP ask for v-sync?[/COLOR] In fullscreen EVR, does MP request vsync. We have multiple vsync modes, currently I recommend people to use force vsync for ALL apps. But this affects apps outside MediaPortal (Although it probably doesn't matter), was more out of interest. Thanks this is useful. Some people reporting tearing still with vsync enabled, this sounds fishy to me. Do you think these people would benefit from triple buffering? as far as I understand it puts 3 frames into the buffer prior to displaying a frame. Will buffering the frames mess with MPAR? [/QUOTE]

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