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up2nogooduk
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Default 07-14-2012, 17:48 | posts: 187 | Location: England

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Originally Posted by slickric21 View Post
Framelimit of 59 with Triplebuffering forced through RadeonPro will eliminate 99% of tearing.

Ive already given you the commands to do what I suggested.

In your BF3 game folder create a user.cfg file.
Put the following in in.

(you may need to create it with notepad then save it as user.cfg)

Then in RadeonPro set up a profile for BF3, set FlipQueue to 0 and then in Tweaks section, tick enable Triplebuffering.
Dont enable Vsync ingame or in RadeonPro.

Try it and see how smooth it is !!!
Hi man,

This didn't work at all
To much tearing.
I sorted it tho anyways

Cheers.
   
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Default 07-14-2012, 18:09 | posts: 932 | Location: Serbia

Hey, but while we are on topic, can you tell us how you sorted it (just in case someone comes with same problem)?

And, can someone explain to me how "FlipQueue" actually works? It douse not work in the same way as nV "Render frames ahead", because i know that option is present in nVidia drivers for a very long time, and all they did is (with introducing of multi core processors) add "threaded optimisation" which gives x frames ahead for CPU to prepare on each core (eg. 3 frames ahead on quad core = 3*4 = 12 frames ahead). But i remember on ATI cards, it was RFA = 255 always, even in days of multi core CPU's. So I'm a bit confused with it?
   
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