Vsync Last modified: Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Short for Vertical Sync, Vsync is a display option found in some 3-D computer games that allow the gamer to synchronize the frame rate of the game with the monitor refresh rate for better stability. If the Vsync is turned off, gamers might obtain a higher frame rate but this action may introduce artifacts in the game.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about Vsync . Also check out the following links! ESR-Guide: V-Sync explained  The purpose of this guide is to give a clear explanation of the term "V-Sync". Things covered are the definition, the effect "Tearing", a comparison between framerate (FPS) and refreshrate (RR) and a final conclusion. Afterwards everybody should be able to choose the right setting for his/her gaming needs. Sharky Extreme  Reporting on the latest hardware and software technology for the PC enthusiast.	3-D Graphics Gaming Monitors Video Video Adapters computer game DPMS dual head card fps / FPS monitor video card Give Us Your Feedback Vsync Products : Top Store Offers: G2 Fitness Products  999.00With a 26" LCD screen, the Sharp LC-26D40U offers an elegant HDTV choice. Each model in the D40U line is a contemporary classic, with a striking piano... G2 Fitness Products  1199.00With a 32" LCD screen, the Sharp LC-32D40U offers an elegant HDTV choice. Each model in the D40U line is a contemporary classic, with a striking piano... Compare all matches: 1 Store Offers