Somethings changed, wouldn't hurt to back track and see what might have caused it. I just go to my Nvidia control panel and add in stuff like triple buffering with a max of 3 pre rendered frames, and that seems to fix the screen tearing issue in games for me. I'm running i7 3770k gtx 7704gb, on an Asus pb278Q for a screen. Tearing sucks on it if I don't individually do this for each game EXE.
@Legend002: It very well could be your drivers as Nvidia control panel should have much more then what's shown on yours. Should update your motherboards bios, then all your hardware drivers on a fresh install. So specifically uninstall the drivers before reinstall the latest ones. Also wouldn't hurt to update your pc through windows update if it doesn't automatically.
@Legend002: It very well could be your drivers as Nvidia control panel should have much more then what's shown on yours. Should update your motherboards bios, then all your hardware drivers on a fresh install. So specifically uninstall the drivers before reinstall the latest ones. Also wouldn't hurt to update your pc through windows update if it doesn't automatically.
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