3D Vision Input Lag Input lag when 3D Vision activated
Hello!
I guess there were many before me with the same problem and there were
many different solutions...but i haven't found any that helped me...
When i play a game without 3D vision then all my games work perfect.
But as soon as i activate 3D vision i get horrible input laggs in
all the game menus and ingame.
Switching off v-sync or tripple buffering dindn't help.
Tried even to switch off the SLI-mode for my gtx 680 card but no luck there neither...
Got of course the newest drivers for everything installed...
What more can i do?
This is my Computer
Asus Crosshair V
Phenom 2 X6 1090
16Gb Corsair Vengeance
Asus GTX 680 SLI
Corsair Performance 3
normally 3D mode is supposed to have vsync on. With that you already have an input lag. As you say, you did force vsync off (which I don't recommend in 3D by the way) I assume your problem is the following: SLI is another source of input lag. Normally you don't feel this when you have very high FPS as you have in 2D mode. But in 3D your frames per seconds are probably in a range (say around 60 or below) where this lag becomes obvious. I did have SLI once and did experience exactly this behaviour (lag was much worse in SLI mode than in single GPU mode). I hope I could help you.
Sorry, just read that you did even try it with SLI off... hmm, then I really don't know what's the cause of the problem.
normally 3D mode is supposed to have vsync on. With that you already have an input lag. As you say, you did force vsync off (which I don't recommend in 3D by the way) I assume your problem is the following: SLI is another source of input lag. Normally you don't feel this when you have very high FPS as you have in 2D mode. But in 3D your frames per seconds are probably in a range (say around 60 or below) where this lag becomes obvious. I did have SLI once and did experience exactly this behaviour (lag was much worse in SLI mode than in single GPU mode). I hope I could help you.
Sorry, just read that you did even try it with SLI off... hmm, then I really don't know what's the cause of the problem.
Turning on 3D mode forces V-sync, regardless of what you have it set to in the nvidia control panel. And since you're limited to 60 hz in 3d mode, you have the input lag equivalent of running at 60hz with V-sync.
Try changing your refreshrate to 60 and turn on v-sync in 2d mode - it'll feel the same.
Turning on 3D mode forces V-sync, regardless of what you have it set to in the nvidia control panel. And since you're limited to 60 hz in 3d mode, you have the input lag equivalent of running at 60hz with V-sync.
Try changing your refreshrate to 60 and turn on v-sync in 2d mode - it'll feel the same.
I DO recommend turning off V-sync, its sucks unless you can always afford to have the best cards for the games your playing. On my Asus VG278H, i get a noticeable increase in input lag in 3D, buts its not major.
@f3likx: I think 3D doesn't force on vsync, as i force it off sometimes (thus it must be off?) and turn it off, ALWAYS, in games, and i get screen tearing, so i think its off.
FYI: i solved the only case of bad screen tearing i had [in Rage] by limiting the framerate using Dxtory.
I DO recommend turning off V-sync, its sucks unless you can always afford to have the best cards for the games your playing. On my Asus VG278H, i get a noticeable increase in input lag in 3D, buts its not major.
@f3likx: I think 3D doesn't force on vsync, as i force it off sometimes (thus it must be off?) and turn it off, ALWAYS, in games, and i get screen tearing, so i think its off.
FYI: i solved the only case of bad screen tearing i had [in Rage] by limiting the framerate using Dxtory.
I guess there were many before me with the same problem and there were
many different solutions...but i haven't found any that helped me...
When i play a game without 3D vision then all my games work perfect.
But as soon as i activate 3D vision i get horrible input laggs in
all the game menus and ingame.
Switching off v-sync or tripple buffering dindn't help.
Tried even to switch off the SLI-mode for my gtx 680 card but no luck there neither...
Got of course the newest drivers for everything installed...
What more can i do?
This is my Computer
Asus Crosshair V
Phenom 2 X6 1090
16Gb Corsair Vengeance
Asus GTX 680 SLI
Corsair Performance 3
I guess there were many before me with the same problem and there were
many different solutions...but i haven't found any that helped me...
When i play a game without 3D vision then all my games work perfect.
But as soon as i activate 3D vision i get horrible input laggs in
all the game menus and ingame.
Switching off v-sync or tripple buffering dindn't help.
Tried even to switch off the SLI-mode for my gtx 680 card but no luck there neither...
Got of course the newest drivers for everything installed...
What more can i do?
This is my Computer
Asus Crosshair V
Phenom 2 X6 1090
16Gb Corsair Vengeance
Asus GTX 680 SLI
Corsair Performance 3
Asus Crosshair V
Phenom 2 X6 1090
16Gb Corsair Vengeance
2 x Asus GTX 680 SLI
Corsair Performance 3
normally 3D mode is supposed to have vsync on. With that you already have an input lag. As you say, you did force vsync off (which I don't recommend in 3D by the way) I assume your problem is the following: SLI is another source of input lag. Normally you don't feel this when you have very high FPS as you have in 2D mode. But in 3D your frames per seconds are probably in a range (say around 60 or below) where this lag becomes obvious. I did have SLI once and did experience exactly this behaviour (lag was much worse in SLI mode than in single GPU mode). I hope I could help you.
Sorry, just read that you did even try it with SLI off... hmm, then I really don't know what's the cause of the problem.
normally 3D mode is supposed to have vsync on. With that you already have an input lag. As you say, you did force vsync off (which I don't recommend in 3D by the way) I assume your problem is the following: SLI is another source of input lag. Normally you don't feel this when you have very high FPS as you have in 2D mode. But in 3D your frames per seconds are probably in a range (say around 60 or below) where this lag becomes obvious. I did have SLI once and did experience exactly this behaviour (lag was much worse in SLI mode than in single GPU mode). I hope I could help you.
Sorry, just read that you did even try it with SLI off... hmm, then I really don't know what's the cause of the problem.
Try changing your refreshrate to 60 and turn on v-sync in 2d mode - it'll feel the same.
Try changing your refreshrate to 60 and turn on v-sync in 2d mode - it'll feel the same.
@f3likx: I think 3D doesn't force on vsync, as i force it off sometimes (thus it must be off?) and turn it off, ALWAYS, in games, and i get screen tearing, so i think its off.
FYI: i solved the only case of bad screen tearing i had [in Rage] by limiting the framerate using Dxtory.
@f3likx: I think 3D doesn't force on vsync, as i force it off sometimes (thus it must be off?) and turn it off, ALWAYS, in games, and i get screen tearing, so i think its off.
FYI: i solved the only case of bad screen tearing i had [in Rage] by limiting the framerate using Dxtory.
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