Note that you may need to download or update the drivers and software for your AMD, Nvidia, or Intel graphics card in order to properly access this setting on your PC. Note that settings vary depending on your GPU, but the method outlined above should be pretty similar even if you don't own an Nvidia graphics card. To give you an idea of how it's done, here’s how to enable VSync through Nvidia’s control panel on your PC. You can enable VSync via AMD and Nvidia’s respective drivers or simply toggle it on in a game’s graphics settings.
VSync works on most monitors and displays, so long as you have a graphics card that supports the feature, but at this point, it's something that all modern discrete GPUs should support out of the box. It’s only available on AMD GPUs and FreeSync-capable monitors, so if you want to use one of these advanced technologies you'll have to make sure your display is compatible with whatever your graphics card supports: G-Sync or FreeSync. However, unlike VSync, which is a software solution available to just about all PCs, G-Sync only works with Nvidia GPUs and G-sync-compatible monitors and TVs.ĪMD FreeSync is the company’s answer to Nvidia's G-Sync, and it works in a very similar fashion, producing the same great results.
This typically creates a smoother gaming experience with no tearing, stuttering or sharp frame rate drops. Nvidia’s G-Sync, for example, adapts a display's refresh rate to match your game's framerate.
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