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DigBig699
What’s glitching?
Platythepuff
Screen tearing. Turn on freesync or gsync
KaosFitzgerald
Screen tear my dude. Do you have G or Freesync enabled?
Glitch is a strong word here.
Turn on vertical sync/freesync/g-sync
AntiMatterXD
Screen tearing. Turn on g-sync or free sync. You can turn this on in game settings. If you have a monitor with a high refresh rate, make sure it is set to that refresh rate (120 Hz, 144Hz, 240Hz, depending on your monitor).
Pretend-Foot1973
Its just screen tearing. Either your fps is higher than your monitors refresh rate or you forgot to enable freesync/gsync
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What’s glitching?
Screen tearing. Turn on freesync or gsync
Screen tear my dude. Do you have G or Freesync enabled?
intel I5 10400f
Asrock B560 Steel Legend
Zotac Rtx 2060 super AMP Extreme 8gb
Nzxt h510
Psu cooler master 500w
32gb ram (4 x 8gb XPG GAMMIX D20 Black)
Pny Ssd 128gb
Pny Ssd 256gb
1 x Acer Nitro XV240YP- 24′ ips 165hz
All enable in monitor
Glitch is a strong word here.
Turn on vertical sync/freesync/g-sync
Screen tearing. Turn on g-sync or free sync. You can turn this on in game settings. If you have a monitor with a high refresh rate, make sure it is set to that refresh rate (120 Hz, 144Hz, 240Hz, depending on your monitor).
Its just screen tearing. Either your fps is higher than your monitors refresh rate or you forgot to enable freesync/gsync
I’d love to help but you’re a junkrat player so…