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Bazooka_Joe · 12-16-2002, 10:35 AM

VSYNC is a term used to describe how a graphics board renders and displays an image to the display. With VSYNC On, the graphics board draws one frame of a scene, and waits for the monitor to display it before starting the next frame.

With VSYNC Off, the board draws one frame, and then immediately starts on the next frame - whether the display is ready for it or not.

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Bazooka_Joe is Offline Senior Member Posts: 12,585 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Staten Island, NY, USA	12-16-2002, 10:35 AM VSYNC is a term used to describe how a graphics board renders and displays an image to the display. With VSYNC On, the graphics board draws one frame of a scene, and waits for the monitor to display it before starting the next frame. With VSYNC Off, the board draws one frame, and then immediately starts on the next frame - whether the display is ready for it or not.