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<blockquote data-quote="Ronner" data-source="post: 162852" data-attributes="member: 53432"><p>Patricon, did you also try both vsync AND making your tv the primary and only display? That seemed to work for me.</p><p></p><p>(on a sidenote I've not tried reClock since I don't believe adjusting the refreshrate of a monitor to the fps in a movie will help much. It's the same with gaming. If you have 100fps and you put your refreshrate on 100 as well, you will get tearing (although be it in one place))</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ronner, post: 162852, member: 53432"] Patricon, did you also try both vsync AND making your tv the primary and only display? That seemed to work for me. (on a sidenote I've not tried reClock since I don't believe adjusting the refreshrate of a monitor to the fps in a movie will help much. It's the same with gaming. If you have 100fps and you put your refreshrate on 100 as well, you will get tearing (although be it in one place)) [/QUOTE]
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