Playing a game, but find your performance lagging? There are several options in quick fixes which we toggle off without a second thought, in order to enhance your game’s performance. In this article, we are going to learn how to disable or enable Vsync in NVIDIA control panel. Here is everything you need to know about the same:
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How to disable or enable Vsync in NVIDIA control panel?
- Open the NVIDIA Control Panel.
- You can do this by right-clicking on your desktop, followed by selecting the NVIDIA Control Panel,
- Click Manage 3D Settings present in the left side menu
- Scroll till you locate Vertical Sync
- Click on the Vertical Sync option
- Here, you can toggle the setting option according to your needs
- Click on the Apply Button
Method 2(For individual applications/programs):
- Open the NVIDIA Control Panel.
- You can do this by right-clicking on your desktop, followed by selecting the NVIDIA Control Panel,
- Click on Manage 3D Settings present in the left side menu
- Click on Program Settings
- Here, select the Add Button
- Select the Program You want To Enable or Disable Vsync
- Proceed to Add Selected Program
- Scroll till you locate Vertical Sync
- Now, select Vertical Sync for this program
- Here, you can toggle the setting option according to your needs
- Click on the Apply Button
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