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> Disabling aero on a win7 machine does wonders to its responsiveness. Tragically, it seems the only way to completely get rid of tearing in youtube is to re-e
by cellularmitosis 6y ago
> Disabling aero on a win7 machine does wonders to its responsiveness.
Tragically, it seems the only way to completely get rid of tearing in youtube is to re-enable Aero :( (at least with nvidia hardware). RIP classic.
- StillBored 6y agoI don't know if this still works, but nvidia had a "program settings" override, where you could select a .exe and force vsync on for particular programs. Might try messing with that. I did that for media player classic a long time ago.
- zozbot234 6y agoThe thing is, you will always have tearing if you disable vsync (and compositing) for the sake of low latency. But tearing is only really perceivable when watching full-screen videos and animations, which is quite a different use case from general computer use.