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I dont see why he suggest 2 frames per second underneath the monitor hz. All i see that achieveing is doing the exact same thing as having it 1 frame per second underneath the monitor hz, but there will be 2 repeating frames in the "60" cycle instead of 1......

Wonder why they removed these options then? It is a clear improvement by a mile on most monitors.

What i meant was, where do you find those options? Are they an nvidia/ati hidden setting somewhere or is it a 3rd party program?

Ha, well i guess this puts all the doubters to shame. Where the heck did you find this ????!

After finally getting mine to work (was not the monitors fault), i can finally say this monitor is excellent. People complaining about "TN Panel" this and "TN Panel" that really are nit picking. The colours are vibrant, clear, crisp. Mine was setup to fps 1 out the box and it looks...

Because pushing 59 frames per second through vsync forces 1 of those frames to get repeated, resulting in 60 frames per second hitting the monitor and v-syncing properly so you dont get any screen tearing. With a 59 fps frame limit and no vsync you will still get screen tearing because you...

I love how you understand the whole situation and had the correct reply as the very second post before any debate ever started about it LOL :D

It would still work, yes. Ignore the "no" answer. The reason it would work is because vsync would work in its normal fashion and sync at half rate, eliminating the tearing as it normally would. In this situation, you would still get vsync lag particularly when your fps would jump and go...

Yep. I forgot that people still use CRT's ><

I dont know how it would work with 120hz monitors. My guess would be to frame limit at 119 fps. Compatibility works with all games because dxtory limits the fps from the actual gpu, which is better than in-game commands because it is limiting at source rather than discarding excess frames...

Eliminates it completely. The only downside as someone else mentioned is that you are fitting 59 frames in a 1 second period that is drawing 60 frames, which means 1 frame gets repeated (or skipped, i cant tell which). The does cause the slightest of hitches every 1 second. It's so small...

Good price for what your getting. Note that its not 1080p HD though.

Still no luck, it just refuses to appear :( Ah well, ill stick with dxtory for now, perhaps a future build of MSI will correct itself on my machine. Thanks for trying.

Just tried all what you suggested. I have every icon on my screen, and i only get one plane icon even if i tick/untick the single icon mode only - makes no difference. I dont get another plane icon with 60 written on it. Any other suggestions you can think of? I would much prefer to...

There is no wrench icon. Nor are there any (obvious) settings for frame limit options. I'm using MSI Afterburner build 2.2.3

The latest Afterburner 2.2.3 doesnt appear to have a frame limiter option. The latest beta build has expired and no longer works. As of this current moment in time, unless someone can show me otherwise, it is not possible to frame limit with MSI Afterburner.

The quality will be worse since you wont be able to display 1080p @ 120hz? Unless im mistaken you will be limited to 1080p @ 60 hz doing this?

Its not pointless and i'm afraid to say you are wrong. Vsync causes extra input lag. The extra input lag caused by vsync is eliminated when you limit your fps to 1 below the hz of your monitor. This is particularly useful because most players will put up with screen tearing so they do not...

Why do i get the feeling you are playing with mouse acceleration.....

Could you give a few instructions how to do this please. I cant find any frame limiters with MSI. I would rather do this with MSI afterburner than another piece of software.